She tries hard and holds her own against whichever dude you find yourself dealing with. The MC is kinda dumb (one of the dumbest I’ve ever encountered) but she’s not un-likeable. I feel like I’m stuck on a roller-coaster of emotions and fascination while I play this game. It’s the rare example of a true story game that just happens to be disguised as an otome. The game starts out pretty light-hearted and gets progressively more intense and dark as the story progresses. (I kept seeing a red flag there, but that’s beside the point) As for Lucien,it takes forever to learn what in the world he does, the game just hints that he might or might not be an evolver. The guys have more concrete powers: Gavin can control wind, Victor can control time, and Kiro can and will charm anyone into doing what he wants. MC’s evol is apparently the ability to have prophetic dreams, but it’s not helpful as one would first think. MC has her own powers, though exactly what she does is kind of shady. You learn quickly that each of the four men (Gavin, Victor, Lucien, and Kiro) have a special ability called an Evol, that essentially makes them a super-hero. She doesn’t question motives and takes each of the men at face value. Like most MCs, however, she isn’t what I would call “astute”. When we first meet her, she’s trying to convince a terrifyingly ruthless CEO to keep investing in her production company. Love: Queen’s Choice (MLQC) has a strong MC, right off the bat. Love: Queen’s Choice is a VERY good game! With all four routes going at the same time, and the lack of story-tickets, it’s a lot more bang for your buck.
Man in-game features are fully voiced, but you can choose if you want your guys speaking in Japanese or the English dub (which is not as bad as the average dub, but I recommend the Japanese). After a certain point in the game, you select a route and continue gameplay just like you would with any other otome. Mr Love: Queen’s Choice, also known as Love and Producer or 恋与制作人, is a free-to-play otome game that features lots of side games, a gacha, and a very active event roster.Īs you play, you interact with four love interests and bring up intimacy via texting, calling, and dates while also keeping your production company afloat. Today we’re going to be reviewing a new type of Otome game (at least for me).
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