- September 7, 2018
- Canvas+Garden
- 10h median play time
Love's Sweet Garnish
Platforms
About
"Love's Sweet Garnish" is a visual novel about Ogisawa Asaki, a new student at Hanao Usaka academy, who decides to reopen his grandmother's closed café as a way to cheer her up during her hospitalization. With the help of his childhood friend, Chisato Komada, Asaki renovates the café and prepares new menus, all while forming bonds with the town's residents. The game features charming mascot characters and allows players to experience a heartwarming story of friendship, growth, and sweet confections.







- The game features cute character designs and beautiful artwork, making it visually appealing.
- The story is relaxing and enjoyable, providing a comfy slice-of-life experience centered around a cafe.
- The voice acting and soundtrack are well-executed, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The plot feels rushed and predictable, with only two character routes available despite having five potential heroines.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave players wanting more content and character development.
- There are some translation issues and minor bugs that can detract from the overall experience.
story
174 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally described as cute and light-hearted, focusing on the daily life of a boy working in a café alongside several female characters. However, many reviewers note that the plot feels rushed, predictable, and lacks depth, with only two character routes available, leading to a sense of limited engagement with the characters. While some appreciate the charming art and voice acting, others find the pacing slow and the overall narrative lacking in substance, making it a mixed experience for players.
“This is such a beautiful story, please give it a try <3”
“I actually waited for the promotion before buying it and honestly I think this game really has potential, a cute universe with a really romantic and simple story.”
“The charm of the story was enough to make me lower my guard and actually enjoy it to the point where I was involuntarily reacting to everything that was happening like I was there with the characters - something I personally haven't been able to do in ages.”
“The flow of the story is slow and awkward, and the coffee shop stuff is very dry.”
“Halfway through, the story really drags on and on.”
“If you're searching for a story that will make you cry, laugh, and get attached... you won't get any of it, really.”