- September 29, 2022
- ASa Project
Renai X Royale: Love's a Battle
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About
"Renai X Royale: Love's a Battle" is a visual novel/tactical RPG hybrid where players navigate a high school battlefield of love. With a diverse cast of characters, players will build bonds, make tough decisions, and engage in strategic combat to become the ultimate Cupid. The game's unique blend of storytelling and tactical gameplay offers a fresh take on the dating sim genre.











- The game features some of the best heroines and delivers a great comedic experience, making it one of the funniest visual novels players have encountered.
- The writing includes genuinely funny moments, and the characters, while sometimes shallow, are moderately tolerable and entertaining.
- The art style and character designs are appealing, and the game offers a decent amount of gameplay, especially with the recommended 18+ patch.
- The frequent fourth wall breaks and overly comedic tone can detract from immersion and make the romantic aspects feel shallow and nonsensical.
- Some character routes lack depth and development, leading to a feeling of dissatisfaction, particularly with certain heroines being less engaging.
- The humor can become repetitive over time, and the constant bickering among characters may wear thin for some players.
story
59 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as a mix of humor and romance, featuring a variety of routes for both main and side characters, which adds depth to the narrative. While some players found the writing to be an improvement over previous titles, others felt it was average and lacking in substance, with certain routes, particularly Yuna's, standing out as more fulfilling. Overall, the game is seen as a light-hearted experience, suitable for those looking for a casual visual novel rather than a deeply engaging plot.
“Great game for heroines to shine with decent writing and conclusion to the story.”
“This story also gives variety routes as not just main heroines we can go through their routes, but side characters as well in between the main heroines' routes.”
“Renna's route was especially good besides Yuna's; she went through decent character development and the whole story from start to finish was super satisfying.”
“My initial motive to read Renai Royale was the seiyuus behind the character, which are Yamaoka Yuri (9nine's Kousaka Haruka/Cafe Stella's Shioyama Suzune), Takamori Natsumi (Summer Pockets' Sorakado Ao/Golden Time's Souma Ria), and Kadowaki Mai (Fate series' Illya von Einzbern), but despite the seiyuus' efforts, the story was a complete letdown.”
“Well, Renai is a rather average visual novel to be honest. You'd be better off getting Riddle Joker or Senren Banka; these have way better stories. This visual novel has a really average plot.”
“Since most of the time, the heroines are just arguing with each other or busy being comedians, the story aspect of this game is kind of weak compared to the other Asa Project's work.”