- May 7, 2018
- Frontwing
Momoiro Closet
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About
Momoiro Closet is a Japanese visual novel about a high school boy who discovers he can crossdress and attend school as a girl. The game features romantic and platonic routes with various female characters, with the player's choices impacting the story's outcome. Gameplay consists of reading dialog and selecting options to progress the plot.







- The artwork is decent with beautiful graphics and a clean UI, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game features a fun and humorous story with engaging characters, particularly the protagonist Alice, who adds depth to the narrative.
- The inclusion of two different romance routes provides variety, allowing players to explore both sweet and spicy interactions.
- The story is relatively short, lasting around 5-10 hours, which some players feel does not justify the price.
- There is a lack of meaningful choices and branching paths, making it feel more like a kinetic novel than a traditional visual novel.
- The game heavily relies on repetitive artwork and lacks animation, which can detract from the overall immersion and enjoyment.
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story revolves around a male student who becomes involved with a female anime fan, presenting a cute and humorous romance between two otaku. While the premise is appealing, many reviewers note that the narrative is short, lacks depth, and quickly devolves into overly sexualized content, with minimal character development and few choices. Overall, it offers a light-hearted experience with charming artwork, but may not satisfy those seeking a more substantial plot.
“Funny story about 2 otaku getting together.”
“The story itself is very cute and sweet.”
“While the story isn't very long, it is enjoyable with a good portion of funny moments.”
“If you want a story that goes directly to and includes a fair bit of steamier scenes, and not much else, this might be just for you, but would think twice otherwise.”
“As for the story, seeing as there is no villain in the story, there's virtually no point in actually reading it; I've only done it for the achievements.”
“The story is kinda ok, but as usual in most visual novels of this kind, there are no animations whatsoever.”