The game is cute, fun, but clearly not complete. Enough said, that the main, stated in the title, the point of the game... is not realized. The date is not written. But it was kind of cute up to that point, so if the author finishes it, the game will probably be good. Not enough graphics (in a visual novel!).
Went through the game for several endings, including three Flim-Flam endings, a bad one with a date, and a good one with a date (multiple paths).
About 1 hour.
I merely translated the comment from Tabun's user.
I'll be honest about two things. First, visual novels are not my genre: I like games that require action. Two, Rarity is a favorite of mine as well. Visual novels are usually more novel than visual, so there's not much to look at in this game, but I want to point out that the text is very well written. I've read two books in English in my time (Alice in Wonderland and, unexpectedly, The Fourth Labyrinth) with careful study of every word, so it wasn't hard for me to get the gist of the text in this game, although I didn't look for translations of some unfamiliar words. The joke endings are short and funny. In my opinion, the canonical ending is the one with Fashion Consultation, and it is the biggest one in the text, actually. At the same time, I extremely enjoyed the variation with the flower endings. I've always been interested in the topic of flower language, but never had the occasion to explore it. That the red rose is a symbol of love was guessed, but the length of the stem got past me. I really liked that this topic of flower language is given enough attention for inquisitive souls like me. And actually, the way Rarity speaks is very similar to her character in the series, so I was not indifferent. In the end, I approached the simulation of a date with Rarity with some skepticism, but in the end, the game pleased me as a good book, the author did well. I really enjoyed it, thank you so much!
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Niko_de_Andjelo (streamer from Tabun):
The game is cute, fun, but clearly not complete. Enough said, that the main, stated in the title, the point of the game... is not realized. The date is not written. But it was kind of cute up to that point, so if the author finishes it, the game will probably be good. Not enough graphics (in a visual novel!).
Went through the game for several endings, including three Flim-Flam endings, a bad one with a date, and a good one with a date (multiple paths).
About 1 hour.
I merely translated the comment from Tabun's user.
I'll be honest about two things. First, visual novels are not my genre: I like games that require action. Two, Rarity is a favorite of mine as well. Visual novels are usually more novel than visual, so there's not much to look at in this game, but I want to point out that the text is very well written. I've read two books in English in my time (Alice in Wonderland and, unexpectedly, The Fourth Labyrinth) with careful study of every word, so it wasn't hard for me to get the gist of the text in this game, although I didn't look for translations of some unfamiliar words. The joke endings are short and funny. In my opinion, the canonical ending is the one with Fashion Consultation, and it is the biggest one in the text, actually. At the same time, I extremely enjoyed the variation with the flower endings. I've always been interested in the topic of flower language, but never had the occasion to explore it. That the red rose is a symbol of love was guessed, but the length of the stem got past me. I really liked that this topic of flower language is given enough attention for inquisitive souls like me. And actually, the way Rarity speaks is very similar to her character in the series, so I was not indifferent. In the end, I approached the simulation of a date with Rarity with some skepticism, but in the end, the game pleased me as a good book, the author did well. I really enjoyed it, thank you so much!
Thanks so much for commenting, happy you enjoyed it! There was more written for the scenario, so I do hope to add to it in time.