- January 20, 2021
- A. Hagen
Superstorm Melon Date
92%Game Brain Score
story, music
graphics, replayability
92% User Score 63 reviews
Platforms
About
It's date night in the dystopian future. You're going out with Mel, a half-melon person with psychic powers. They seem a little weird, but at least they're cute. Choose where to go, what to do, and what to say in this highly interactive, romance visual novel.











+1
Audience ScoreBased on 63 reviews
story10 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game features a unique and imaginative premise set in a dystopian world, providing a fresh take on the dating sim genre.
- The writing is charming and heartwarming, with strong dialogue that creates genuine connections between characters.
- There are multiple endings based on player choices, adding replay value and ensuring that all outcomes are positive.
- Some players found the character design and concept of 'melon people' to be bizarre and uncomfortable.
- The game lacks certain technical features, such as text skipping and history viewing, which can hinder the experience.
- The short length of the game (approximately 50 minutes) left some players wanting more depth and exploration of the world.
story
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is praised for its engaging and heartwarming narrative, featuring unique characters and a charming romance that resonates with players. Many reviewers appreciate the natural dialogue and world-building, which enhance the overall experience, while the art and music complement the storytelling effectively. Overall, the game offers a delightful blend of humor, emotion, and creativity, leaving players wanting more.
“I enjoyed the storyline and honestly wish there was more about it.”
“The art style is amazing, and accompanies the music perfectly; this romantic story about a melon person and a human is absolutely gorgeous.”
“The whole game is wonderful; it’s got a good plot and a good story.”
“I'm leaving a positive review but I'm not going to finish the story.”
“I was jamming more to the music than the story :)”
“This story does remind me of the lonely girl and homeless guy love story.”