Editor's Rating
Story - The narrative of *Taiwan Love Story* offers a familiar romantic journey that, while engaging, doesn’t break new ground. Players might find the central conflict predictable from the get-go, which can dampen the excitement of discovery. However, character development is consistent and well-crafted, enriching the overall experience. The plot serves its purpose in blending with the game's visual flair. - 71%
Visual - The artwork is undoubtedly one of its standout features. The characters are beautifully designed, exuding charm and personality that enhance immersion. Fans of eroge will appreciate the detailed visuals that bring each scene to life. The vibrant style captures the essence of Taiwanese culture, making the aesthetic an enjoyable aspect of gameplay that dares players to linger on every detail. - 82%
Engagement - Engagement levels vary, largely due to the grinding nature of some mini-games, which can feel repetitive. While the thesis game offers a strategic layer that gamers can exploit for in-game currency, the overall pacing can be quite sluggish. The recommendation to focus on a few characters is valid, as the game doesn’t afford much time to explore all avenues fully. - 64%
Core Loop - The core loop of *Taiwan Love Story* runs into issues with pacing and reward balance. Though progressing through character interactions and mini-games is essential, players might find the grinding aspects diminish the enjoyment. The concerning reliance on money mini-games to progress can lead to frustration, especially when the necessity to grind overshadows the fun of exploration and narrative. - 60%
69%
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This review is based on author's perspective and actual experience may differ on individual's own preferences.