Welcome to Tropical Island. The Liquor Game is a color-matching game! Clearing the blocks up top will make the blocks in the bottom float up! Play your cards right and they'll strip...?!
Welcome to Tropical Island. "But onii-chan, you're just some part-time bum, aren't you? On top of that, your age equals the years you've never had a girlfriend, right?" The player (that's you!) is a part-timer who lives an uneventful, boring life. One day, you win the prize draw at the shopping district. The prize: a trip to an island in the south -- you decide to take a 30-day vacation. "I... want to make this a nice vacation...! I want to change myself in this trip!" You decide to grow out of your dull, boring life and get a girlfriend. "To get a girlfriend, you have to first get close with a girl! If you don't create a bond with one, then nothing will ever happen!" On your vacation, you meet all sorts of girls, each of whom has something troubling them. You can talk with them, share a drink with them, and go on a date with them. "Let's make this a nice vacation." In this vacation, will you finally come out of your shell, and manage to make a girlfriend?
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Review with accompanying gameplay videos, background music and screenshots https://www.sinicalanimenetwork.com/post/2018/04/29/tropical-liquor-review This romance visual novel with dating sim, memory puzzle minigames and fan service by Tentacle Games and Sekai Project features a custom name male protagonist who has recently won a holiday for 2 people for 30 days at Tropical Island as a prize in a shopping lottery. The protagonist decides to bring his childhood friend Naomi to enjoy the holiday with him. At the island, the protagonist and Naomi will meet and get to know their tour guide Anna, the hotel owner Lisa and other girls who are enjoying their vacation at the island, Ema, Kei, Sakurako, Karen and Erika. Naomi encourages the protagonist to try to get to know a girl including Naomi herself better, drink with each girl, work hard to choose and buy appropriate gifts to win their hea
First of all, I want to say that the artwork is fantastic. It’s from the same illustrator of the Nekopara series, they do an amazing job. The characters are nice and the story itself is simple yet it works fine here. My problem with this game was that the gameplay is simply not fun and repetitive to an extreme. Tropical Liquor is a color-matching game that features elements from dating and management simulator. You have 29 days to form a bond with one of the girls by playing the “liquor game” and asking them questions about their tastes, age, etc. You also have to give each girl two gifts from the store. I think that Lisa likes the most expensive items so my advice is that for you to go after her after playing 1 or 2 of the other girls routes; you can carry your items and money to next playthroughs, so it’s wise to save some money for her gifts beforehand. At first I thought this was g
This game is like HuniePop meets 90s Flash dating sims. The UI is absolutely disgustingly bad. It is 90s Flash game tier. But at least those games didn't really have much of a loading time. Here, if you want to get money, you click on the work button. Then you wait five seconds looking at a black screen. Then there's ONE line of text that says "I worked and earned 450 dollars"... and then you watch another five seconds of black screen. Like, seriously, was that really necessary? The gameplay is utterly miserable. Obviously zero effort was put into the design and the execution. It's a 3*4 match-the-colors memory game (with no colorblind mode, thanks a lot for that). Easy, Medium, Hard? Still the same grid. With the same six pairs. Absolutely zero variation, zero quirks, zero effort. That leaves the VN segments, but those are... well, barebones. Even the 90s Flash games had a random el
All you need is 4k-5k money and in 30 days, choose one girl(depends on you) to conquer and gets all info about her(don't miss anything).Then after you confess at the end of the game, it will restart to Day 1 and the money your savings from your previous game will be with you.Also, the previous girl that you conquered will have zero love.BUT, you have all infos about her.Just go to next girl to conquer and it will recycle untill you get all endings and achievements.
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If you want a poor man's Huniepop with based Sayori art and better H-scenes, then this game will be right up your alley.
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