- August 31, 2019
- Argent Games
- 26h median play time
Red Embrace: Hollywood
83%Game Brain Score
story, music
gameplay, replayability
83% User Score 188 reviews
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About
"Red Embrace: Hollywood" is a single-player game set in 199








Audience ScoreBased on 188 reviews
story57 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- The game features high-quality writing, engaging characters, and a captivating dark atmosphere that draws players in.
- The art and music are beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall experience and immersion in the vampire world.
- The game offers a unique take on romance, focusing on complex relationships and character development rather than traditional happy endings.
- Many players are disappointed by the lack of happy endings, feeling that the game is overly bleak and unsatisfying.
- The choices made throughout the game often feel inconsequential, leading to a sense of frustration as players navigate through multiple routes.
- Some players find the sexual content and themes of consent troubling, feeling that it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
story
180 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of this game is a complex and gritty exploration of vampire politics, identity, and emotional turmoil, often leaving players with a sense of existential dread rather than traditional happy endings. While the narrative is rich and engaging, it can be emotionally taxing, with many players noting its heavy themes and the impact of their choices on the story's outcome. Overall, it is recommended for those seeking a thought-provoking experience rather than a light-hearted romance, as it delves into darker, more philosophical territory.
“The story is rich, the characters are well-written, and the 'normal endings' I could enjoy for their uncertainty, but...”
“This isn't a story for those who want stereotypical, in-your-face mushy happy endings - this is a beautifully crafted masterpiece with characters that have depth and soul.”
“I admire the dedication to write so many endings and so many branches in this story, because by the end it does feel like your decisions actually matter, and that is very important.”
“I think this game is good for a one-time playthrough, and that is if you're alright with a heavy story that does kind of make you feel a little shitty at times.”
“While certain events do differ and change depending on who you choose as your mentor and what house you are in, the main plot and structure of said plot remains largely the same all across the board: meaning you will see the same scenes, in the same order, a lot; 15 times minimum if you are going after all the endings.”
“However, I get why some people may not like how the story - and the relationships - unfold.”
26h Median play time
20h Average play time
8-32h Spent by most gamers