Beauty’s Target

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This is a clicker with no actual gameplay and always online component. Games like these live or die by the acting of the cast and this game has the worst acting I have ever seen in a game, especially Yin Xinglan. It gets to the point it's actually grating on the nerves. In addition english subtitles are only shown for the first part of a sentence, so long sentences are entirely without subtitle. The music can be turned off, but it always turns itself back on after switching screens to manually earn money. The upgrade trees are very short and will be completed once you reach the second girl. The video vignettes are short and unlockable content is sparse. The story is virtually non-existent.

Game barely works. gets stuck and crashes a lot. Money system is repetitive and cumbersome. No real story. Not really recommended.

把点击放置跟视频互动结合在一起的想法是可以的，但制作实在太粗糙，演技做作，bug奇多，毫无游戏性，数值也是崩坏的。都有这个不错的想法了，为什么不用心好好做游戏呢？？本来想强忍着打全成就的但实在打不下去了。

AUNTIE HERE.TODAY SPECIAL:1kg disappointment free with every purchase of wasted time. I bought Beauty's Target thinking wah sexy FMV spy dating game. Trailer got pretty girl, dramatic lighting, dangerous assassin vibe. I thought got choices, branching story, maybe detective gameplay. Mana tau this thing ah basically YouTube playlist simulator with extra clicking. This not FMV game.This POWERPOINT PRESENTATION with gambling addiction. Whole gameplay cycle:clickwatch sceneclickreceive random giftclickwatch another sceneclickquestion your life decisions Brother where the GAME? Steam page should be honest:“Interactive mouse endurance training.” The “dating” system ah.Wah this one really legendary nonsense. You buy gifts for girls hoping relationship increase.Sounds normal right? NO. Everything RNG. YOU CAN GIVE SAME GIFT.One time girl happy.Another time girl react like you insult entire bloodline. I give luxury item:“Hmm… okay.” I give random cheap nonsense:“WOW YOU REALLY UNDERSTAND ME.” HOW???AM I DATING WOMAN OR ROULETTE TABLE? At one point I feel like I need Excel spreadsheet and ancient astrology chart just to understand affection system. This not romance.This STOCK MARKET. And because everything RNG based ah, gameplay become one giant repetitive clicking ritual. People say:“Just grind more.” GRIND WHAT??I already grinding my soul into fish paste. The girls in game also funny.Supposed to feel seductive and mysterious.But because gameplay so shallow, every interaction feel like NPC trapped inside shopping mall demo kiosk. Girl:“You are special to me.” SISTER WE SPOKE 4 TIMES.THREE OF THOSE TIMES I WAS GIVING YOU RANDOM TEDDY BEAR. And the fake choice system ah…Aiyo this one biggest scam. You spend more time clicking menus than actually enjoying story.Whole experience got mobile gacha game energy trapped inside FMV body. Can feel developer designing mechanics like this:“How make player stay longer?” NOT:“How make player have fun?” Big difference. Then the gift RNG system become even more stupid later.Need grind resources.Need gamble affection.Need repeat scenes. For what? Tiny dialogue variation and another camera angle trying very hard to distract you from lack of gameplay. Auntie respect pretty actress lah.Not their fault. But the game structure ah…pure psychological warfare. Every 15 minutes got little dopamine crumb:“NEW SCENE UNLOCKED.” Meanwhile you already clicking same buttons until finger develop office job. Brother if replay means doing same repetitive clicking grind again, I rather help auntie descale 400 ikan kembung manually. At least fish market got fresh air.

最屎的互动影游！！！就一直鼠标点点点，非常非常非常单一且无聊的模式！！！！建议看到后续这个发行商、出品方、工作室任何游戏直接拉黑！！！！简直是诈骗！！！！一坨！！！4！！！！

It's an idle game with dating/FMV worked in. But it's incredibly laggy to the point it's crashed on me multiple times in less than 10 minutes of trying to play. The English is not well done. And the gameplay is terrible for an idle game.

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I want to know the names of the female actors, but why aren't they displayed?

Beauty’s Target is a modern FMV-style dating sim that blends live-action performances with traditional relationship-building mechanics, offering a romance experience built around intimacy, visual flair, and straightforward interactivity. Developed and published by Beauty’s Target, the game places you in the role of a protagonist who finds himself suddenly surrounded by four potential love interests, each portrayed by actual actors and filmed in full-motion video. Unlike animated visual novels, Beauty’s Target leans heavily into realism—every conversation, every romantic moment, and every expression is captured through live performances. This stylistic choice gives the game a distinct identity and aims to draw players closer to the characters’ personalities, quirks, and emotional beats. The heroines form the core of the game’s appeal. A childhood friend brimming with affection and nostalgia, a bold pub owner with an intoxicating confidence, a glamorous internet celebrity, and a gentle, soft-spoken roommate provide four distinctly different romantic dynamics. Each character speaks, reacts, and emotes through live footage, which makes even simple exchanges feel more intimate than typical 2D illustrations. Their wardrobe variety, mannerisms, and expressions add texture to their stories, and although production values are modest, the filmmakers clearly aimed to give each route its own atmosphere. Lighting, costume design, and location choices all support the idea that each woman comes with her own world for you to step into. Gameplay revolves around improving your charm, choosing dialogue responses, offering gifts, and completing small tasks that nudge each relationship forward. The structure follows the familiar rhythm of dating sims: the more time and attention you invest, the deeper the connection becomes. Gaining charm points unlocks new scenes, and as bonds grow, the story branches, eventually leading toward different endings depending on how consistently you nurture a particular route. The emphasis on first-person immersion—viewing each romantic interaction through the protagonist’s eyes—is central to the experience. It invites players to feel personally involved, as though they are standing directly in front of the characters rather than watching from a detached perspective. However, the simplicity of the design also shapes the game’s limitations. The charm-building cycle, which consists of clicking through menus, selecting gifts, and replaying certain interactions, can become repetitive rather quickly. Even though each heroine offers her own path, the underlying structure rarely changes, causing the gameplay loop to settle into predictable patterns. Players who thrive on variety may find the mechanics shallow, especially during longer sessions. The translation and localization also show noticeable inconsistencies—some dialogue feels awkward or unclear, which weakens the emotional impact of certain scenes. While the FMV format adds realism, it also exposes the writing more plainly than stylized art would, making linguistic flaws harder to overlook. Narratively, Beauty’s Target maintains a light, romantic tone focused on everyday interactions rather than dramatic twists or deep emotional exploration. This keeps the experience accessible and straightforward but may disappoint players hoping for layered storytelling or character arcs that develop beyond surface-level affection. The multiple endings add replay value, yet the overall runtime remains on the shorter side, meaning that most players will reach a conclusion within a few hours. The compact format suits those wanting a quick, focused romance but leaves limited room for substantial evolution in plot or character depth. Despite its limitations, the game holds a particular charm for fans of live-action romance experiences. The FMV approach creates a feeling of closeness that traditional dating sims rarely offer, and the actresses’ performances give the routes a human warmth that can be genuinely engaging. The game seems content with being a light, intimate, approachable romance simulator rather than an intricate visual novel. It succeeds most when embraced on those terms—as a short, immersive, and visually grounded experience centered around direct interaction with its cast. Ultimately, Beauty’s Target is a niche but intriguing entry in the dating-sim landscape. It thrives on personal connection, expressive performances, and an inviting tone. Those who enjoy FMV games, appreciate romantic simplicity, and don’t mind a repetitive but comforting gameplay loop will find it enjoyable. Players searching for complex mechanics, polished writing, or emotionally rich storytelling will likely find its offerings modest, but for those in the mood for a brief, real-world-feeling romantic experience, Beauty’s Target delivers a memorable and intimate encounter. Rating: 7/10