- February 15, 2018
- Argent Games
Red Embrace
Platforms
About
"Red Embrace: Hollywood" is a visual novel game set in 1980s Hollywood. You play as a young, ambitious actor who becomes entangled in the world of vampires. Navigate complex relationships, make moral choices, and uncover dark secrets as you try to survive in this supernatural thriller. The game features multiple endings based on your decisions.










- The game features beautiful artwork and a captivating soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- The characters are well-developed and distinct, making the romance routes engaging and enjoyable.
- The personality choice system allows for varied interactions and outcomes, adding replayability to the game.
- The story is quite short and feels rushed, with some routes lacking depth and detail.
- Choices can lead to bad endings without clear guidance, making it frustrating for players trying to achieve good outcomes.
- The art styles clash at times, particularly between character sprites and CGs, which can be jarring for players.
story
150 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally perceived as short and somewhat rushed, with many players feeling that it lacks depth and detail, particularly if only one route is explored. While the characters and their individual arcs are appreciated, the limited choices and underdeveloped backstories detract from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, the game is still considered enjoyable for its engaging romance elements and appealing art and music, making it a decent choice for fans of visual novels.
“The art is really nice, the music suits the setting, and the story is well written.”
“The love routes are unique enough that each ending and character bring a different aspect of the world and story.”
“I absolutely love that different answers change the attitude and personality of the main character, and consequently the outcome of the story or route.”
“The main plot points that the entire game is based on are vaguely explained without much detail, so if you only play one route, it seems rushed and very short.”
“Unfortunately, the choices felt too limited, which made the story feel out of my control and too punishing.”
“The story just skips potentially weeks of character development that would have made the romances between the player character and their chosen partner much more believable.”