Bahamian Rhapsody

Cute and fun story... Got the 2 Best endings and they are both nice ways to end on. Have replayed a few times now,, and realised Kay is the girl who broke up with Rebecca from Colorado Cocoa Club, Coming back to this one made me realise, Great art in both VN's too. To people who like Yuri or Romance I do recommend it.

Why in this day and age when Apple explicitly told you no more 32bit on macOS do you still make this 32bit? It doesn't run on macOS. This is just lazy. Update your engine! Aren't you guys in this business to sell games and make money? You won't do it with these half-hearted attempts especially limiting what platforms your titles run on. Do better and excel because this is mediocre at best and capitalism will see you fail with these lazy attempts, I'll be glad when you do, get rid of another passionless studio and hopefully your lives disappear into obscurity.

On a Queen/Bahamian pop culture grading scale where Queen’s “A Night at The Opera” is perfection and Kimbo Slice’s performance against Seth Petruzelli is the bottom end, Bahamian Rhapsody is probably at a Sebastian Bach on Gilmore Girls esque level. Shamelessly terrible title aside Bahamian Rhapsody is a fairly uneventful micro visual novel. The art is the greatest feature with the backgrounds and the scene transition cards looking fantastic. The game uses a mess of pop culture references which definitely help in keeping things light, but on occasion feels tacky and over done. Dialog between characters occasionally feels unrealistic too but the story moves quickly enough where you don’t really have time to think about that.

I'd just like to give a shoutout to the two negative reviews calling this game "lesbian propaganda" and "SJW propaganda," because when I saw those, I bought the game right away, and most of the other WLW dating games from the developer. Thanks for the recommendation, boys. Bahamian Rhapsody is nothing special, but that's not a bad thing. It's a short, sweet little WLW dating game with two routes, four endings, and an 18+ patch that makes the endings spicier. The plot is on par with a sexier, gayer Hallmark movie, and for a few dollars, that's what I bought it for. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon, and I'm looking forward to playing more from these devs. As far as the "propaganda" goes, after playing Bahamian Rhapsody, here's the best I can figure: "SJW propaganda" = an unnamed politician is mentioned as opposing same-sex marriage and being homophobic? "lesbian propaganda" = lesbians exist in this lesbian romance game??? So hey, if lesbians being in a lesbian game offends you, you should probably not play one. And if you're buying this to look at digital titty and don't want to read a romance story to go along with it, you should probably find that somewhere that isn't in a visual novel. Good luck, straight men. As for me, this queer woman enjoyed it.

really enjoy the artwork and sprites but these games are failing to have a gallery which is a common thing in vn.

Just a Yuri VN that you can talk about the next day around the water fountain. Not bad art, not bad writing. Didn't love it ... didn't hate it. Would absolutely switch for some of the other actors ... but not for the MC.

The artwork is nice to look at, even if it is just static cutouts with changing facial expressions. The story setup and dialog are plausible. The conversation and description of the sex scenes is well done and entertaining. But as a sim, it's very binary (the choice, not the sexual preference). Pick A as your first or second choice and you go down this character's path. Pick B and you go down the other character's path. Once you're on that path, it seems like you can do pretty much anything you want and still have a chance to get laid. The very last choice in each path determines whether you get the good (sex) ending for that character or the bad (no sex) ending. Basically, only for possible outcomes. I didn't try various permutations of responses to see if they changed subtle things in the final good ending. Not worth the effort.

No esta mal, es muy corto y realmente no llama a jugarlo de nuevo es una visual novel muy barata, por lo que dentro del costo-beneficio me parece bueno.

Stranded in the Bahamas - a yuri-tinted opportunity to forge new bonds. Also, a slice of life and a look behind the curtain of showbiz. Bahamian Rhapsody (Queen-inspired title?), places you in the shoes of Kay/Kiki, a comedy writer and actress whose current situation ain't so comedic. Her friend and agent, Julie, just failed to negotiate a contract renewal for a second season of Kay's series, leaving her unemployed. Also, Kay's girlfriend, Trish, just broke up with her after a fight that was also a cause of a missed meeting, but life goes on, and now she found herself in the Bahamas looking for new opportunities in both career and romance. This story is mainly a realistic attempt at a slice of life of a middle-aged, semi-celebrity. Well, while the career advancement seems derailed due to the weather, the door to romance stands wide open. At the door stand two candidates: a Latina talent agent and an event organiser(who's about to be unemployed as well). After several choices, you can either end up with either option or none at all; four endings in total. It is not a long read, and little besides social interactions of showbiz peeps happens. The writing is acceptable, but not very engaging, unless you revel in the banter of socialites. You're mostly presented with mundane events that can occur at a business gathering. Still, it is a slice of life not placed in a Japanese high school, or Japan at all; this might feel like novelty. You'll need to like an uneventful slice of life, though. The design of characters suffers from a typical same-face effect and a low variety of poses and expressions. They also felt a bit uncanny and lifeless to me. Not the worst I've seen, but far from the best. Overall, the art style is very simplistic, but at least functional. Also, the minimal number of CGs screams low budget. Unless I missed something, there are only four CGs, which is low even for a budget title. I wish at least hscenes had more than one, very plain CG each. Don't expect much in terms of presentation here. Music-wise, you won't hear anything catchy or memorable. I might be wrong, but I feel like I've heard some of those tracks before. Also, while there is some variety, they all sound way too similar. I wish more effort were put into this aspect. Just like art, not the worst, but there certainly is room for improvement. I had an issue closing the game. The exit button does not work; only clicking to shut the programme worked. Not a big problem, but I've never seen such a bug before. Overall, I find it hard to recommend this vn. It is a bland slice of life focused on media socialites, with zero action or intrigue. Maybe if you like soap operas, you'll find it to your liking. The budget art and music do not help to sell this game either. Perhaps mild yuri is enough to lure customers: 4.8/10

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