
Date wizards, match gems, and level up in this match-3 visual novel with a lot of heart and a little spice. Form deep relationships with faeries, sirens and werewolves, each with their own endearing personalities and challenges. Make choices that affect your relationships, and their destinies.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 18 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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This is a wonderful game and if you enjoy romance or sci-fi stories then you would enjoy this game.
A cute dating sim built around a pretty good match 3 game. I'm only at 35% completion for the game at 26hrs, minus an hour or two where I left the game idle, so there's plenty of content! There's a lot of other good things to say about the game like the characters, the voice acting, the art, the world-building, the matching and spell system, and more! It's all really solid stuff! If you want a cozy fantasy game, definitely pick this up. You also have the option to date all the characters at once so you don't have to replay anything. Characters will even talk about your other relationships and date others, so it doesn't feel like you're cheating on anyone. If you wanna just date one person or none at all, that's an option, too.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 51 reviews with recorded playtime.
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In general, I've been pleasantly surprised by how nice this game has been to play. The music is well composed, though it could use a bit more variety, because after a while, the same three soundtracks kinda blend into one another. The character designs are interesting, and many of the characters themselves are genuine fun and a breath of fresh air to interact with. ...Which brings me to the downside. While [i]most[/i] of the cast are a great time to hang out with, there's a handful of ♥♥♥♥ heels that I could just as happily do without, but due to how the plot works, this is yet another game that falls into the exhausting pattern that so many others of this type do, which goes, "see this useless prick who sucks the joy out of the room simply by existing? Interact with them, because they're hot and I say so, and it doesn't matter if you like them or not!" I know bringing real life experiences into a game setting is an oddball move, but given that this is ostensibly a story about attending school, can I just be blunt about this? I managed to get through my school years just fine without ever having to force myself to interact with the biggest wastes of skin and bone on campus. Why, then, do so many games force me to have to interact with these piles of dead weight, and also slog through their emotionally draining personalities all the time? "Being hot" does not forgive someone feeling like a chore to be around, and Morgan (plainly just unpleasant to spend any amount of time with for any reason), Amara (full of herself and looks down her nose on everyone), Dawn (pointlessly aggressive at all times, tried to force her ex-girlfriend to make sweeping changes to a long-established system right on the spot and threw a hissy fit when it didn't happen, now spends her time harassing and antagonizing that ex and anybody associated with her like a petulant little twit) and Typhon ("FIGHT ME BRO! FIGHT ME! COME ON, FIGHT ME, BRO!" Get. A. Personality.) all feel like I'm going needlessly far out of my way to curry favor with people who, in real life, I would never even give a second glance to. It would've been nice if the plot of the game could have been resolved with, "the friends [i]you chose to make[/i] help you save the day," rather than, "the friends [i]the plot forced you to make[/i] helped you save the day." But, well, that's enough griping out of me. Like I said, apart from that one snag, and the aforementioned lack of soundtrack variety, the game has otherwise been an absolute treat, and I'm fully prepared to play it again to do some of the character story paths differently, now that I know how they resolve in the end. In summary: + Lovely music / - Could use some more variety + Fun cast / - Some of them could fall off a cliff for what they're worth + Interesting story / - Shame it forces me to interact with morons
At first glance, this may seem like a normal "match-3-game-with-attractive-graphics-to-cheer-you-on" game, but it's not. It's so, so much more than that. In fact, you could even turn the match 3 elements off if you so choose (although I feel like they do serve as a nifty design element to represent more and difficult/varied spellcasting). Heck, the game has all kinds of accessibility features, which is amazing (A+!) But the sweet spot here is the characters. There are so many of them, all interesting, and they all have such varied and complex relationships with each other (which you can affect and/or join!). One small dialogue shift in one encounter may open up a whole new set of branching options in other encounters. Once you get to the repeatable encounters, even some of the options there may change from time to time, giving a delightful variance to what could otherwise be seen as repetitive in other games. The story is nifty - I admit I figured out the plot twist somewhere in the middle, but I didn't figure out [i]all[/i] of the plot twists, and each new one was a delight. If anything the only complaint I have is that there's no more - I'd love an entire series based off MC's school career, from start to finish. I'd also love the chance to design and name/pronoun my MC, but I understand why that's not the case here - and at the same time, it really isn't a con in this game. In fact, I completely forgot that I [i]hadn't[/i] given my char a name or pronoun early on in the game - it's really hard to get neutral writing like this to feel natural and yet the game does it just fine. It never feels forced. Do yourself a favour and give the game a try. Enjoy it for the match 3 elements, or just ignore the match 3 elements and let yourself enjoy the story - there's a mode for everyone as long as you like magic, cuties, and an engaging story.
This game is just perfect. Seriously. The gameplay is actually good, and you can make it optional if you can't handle it. (Amara is INSANE). The characters are fun, the plot is actually interesting, with twists, and all in all? I spent 12 hours marathoning this game plus and regret nothing. This is a 5/5, and I wish I could buy it for everyone.
A lovely little gem of a game, that I might have never known about if I hadn't clicked on a random old YT video. (Thanks Crispy's Tavern) Played a run 90 % Story. Checked out the girls' romances (sans Amara) and befriended everyone else. Ended up utterly smitten with Miko <3. I know being able to date everyone is a big selling point of the game, but why do so if the perfect girl literally jumps right into your arms. <3 Currently doing a Wizard run to check out the Match 3 stuff more. Will stay true to my moth girlfriend forever and transmute all the chaos gems I find. :)
I expected that I might like this game and its cute cast of characters, despite not being much of a match-3 person. What I wasn't expecting to have happen was to be so compelled by the Ember-Dawn relationship arc that I [url=docs.google.com/document/d/1cmb8CisKryjyo5PPL_urjg2a34NHQ7hJiekNey5Tl7s/edit?usp=drive_link] wrote an alternate version of "Stacy's Mom/Dad" about it [/url] despite having ZERO songwriting experience. So...yeah. This game's wonderful. 11/10, would get powerfully smitten again.
Fun. Good voice acting and interesting story.
Well made match-3 gameplay combined with a light-hearted and entertaining visual novel.
I loved the game! Fun cast and it's very impressive to have everything, even narration, be voice acted.
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