
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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yessssss i love games that allow polyamory with no negative consequences!! LET ME KISS EVERYONE :D (Amara and Morgan are the best characters, no competition)
Just a really good time: matching gems to make magic with fun cast of characters, and dating whichever people I want!
The game play is fun. I've not done much in the way of tile matching prior to this, save for a Plants vs Zombies mini game. The puzzles were simple and engaging, the extra rules placed on the situation by each character allowed for some times when I failed but after a bit I settled into a reliable approach. The dating sim elements are literally sign posted with symbols telling you whether a particular response is happy, joking, angry, romantic, or sexy. If you fail a particular "spell" (tile-matching) you can retry it without replaying the entire dialogue. Though if you misclick a dialogue choice I think you're stuck with it. Though perhaps there's a save function I missed. The events of each character's story are clearly scripted. There was one case I couldn't progress further on a character A until I advanced the story of character B, for instance. But there is some dynamic flex to the dialogue. More than anything, however, I want to get into how it approaches the relationships, because this game gets polyamory right. Dating sim style games that allow you to date all the characters are not new, Potionomics added this ability to its game within the last two years, for instance, but largely this is introduces no nuance to the relationships. The various possible love interests rarely if ever interact and there is no story acknowledgment that you're dating multiple people. It's more of a harem option than a polyamorous option in a lot of games. That is not the case here. If you're dating one character and they show up in another character's story, then they will treat you as if they are dating you and you have the option for a normal greeting or romantic ones when they appear. If a current partner shows up in another character's story while you're being actively romantic, they may very well comment on what a cute couple the two of you make. Even that would be an improvement over a lot of games that allow dating multiple characters at once. But this game takes it a step further than that. Because you will learn about the various possible partners' romantic lives and encourage them to start romantic connections of their own. The approach varies by character. One is very adamant about only interacting with you and no one else. Others are shy and reluctant to pursue options and have to be prodded to make the risk. Two particular characters have their stories heavily intwined having had a prior relationship that ended badly. You're able to not only repair this friendship but also their romance. And if you are also in a romantic relationship with both characters then you become a proper throuple. I am also very pleased with the fact that each character has around ten optional scenes where you can hang out with them even when you've completed their story and you're able to play the tile-game under their ruleset in the "arena" once you've completed a story. This avoids, as well as can be, the unfortunate tendency of games to treat achieving the relationship as the end of relationship dynamics. (in the case of the throuple, you'll occasionally find yourselves stumbling onto the other two on a date, or invited to join them on one.) Also, many of these optional dates have dialogue trees that can go multiple ways. Also... there's a lot of options for having just cute, date stuff after starting a romance without turning everything into a sexy scene so there's some nuance to every relationship. There's also the possibility of having hook-ups with two characters that aren't fully romanceable. But this is a pretty normal element of a lot of dating sims to have side-characters like this. All in all, a game that approaches polyamory with nuance and respect, includes topics of proper communication between partners, treats every relationship as its own thing that has to be approached in different ways, and gives each character an interesting story and personality exploring a variety of personal hang-ups and problems from extreme introverts to people pleasers that have difficulty not siphoning away their own life to help people.
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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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Absolutely wonderful game, I’m completely obsessed! I like the story: every moment pulls me deeper in, and somehow it manages to be both exciting and comforting at the same time. It’s the kind of experience that stays on your mind long after you stop playing, making you want to come back again and again!
Match 3 meets visual novel with a well-executed story. Each character feels unique and your decisions truly impact your relationships with them. My only complaint is that once you beat the story, the home screen shows around 50% completion and all remaining content is just story, turning the core game into an optional element for achievements.
Love this game so much! Would love to see more visual novels like this from the company!
A friendly & uncomplicated dating game, fully voiced by good voice actors, set at a dream magical academy. At least, if you dream of a magical academy where everyone is a polyamorous bisexual who is also very careful about consent. Oh, and it has 3-match puzzles. One thing, though: when I bought this, Steam's user-tags said it was a "choices matter" game with multiple endings. It's not really that. There are some choices that have a minor impact on the ending, but the overall plot remains the same. It's the good writing and the voice acting that sell this, not the complexity of the story. Oh, and the 3-match puzzles.
There's a lot to like about this game. The art is really nice, the music is pretty chill (if basic, but basic is good!), and it's awesome that it's fully voiced. I may not like all the choices made with/by the VAs, but that's a personal preference. The dev is really responsive, which is awesome. I put the game down for awhile because I didn't want the narration voice and there was no option to turn off just that part. But someone made a request for that and the dev had the option to disable narration while keeping character voices shortly after that. So good on them for being so responsive and listening to their players. The match three is pretty fun. If you're an achievement hound like me then it's going to get really tired by the time you are trying to reach level 50 in the practice arena. I was very ready to be done with them. And also, for the achievement hunters, you will have to play the game at least 3 times for all the achievements which is a bit frustrating because the diversity of what you can do is very low. Not a whole lot of branching pathways or differences in stories, just slightly different dialogue. Not necessarily a bad thing, the game is long enough that it doesn't need massive replay value, just something for those cheevo people like me to be aware of. Luckily, putting the game on Story mode, where you don't have to play the match 3s, doesn't prevent you from earning achievements that are story based. (Obviously if you play on Story you can't earn the match 3 achievements.) I'm still working on the last two achievements I need to be 100%. Either way, if you're a fan of dating sims, then I think this is a very solid option. It's not spicy, but there is spicy adjacent content that always fades to black. This is easily avoidable if you don't want that, though. But if you're looking for a spicy dating sim, then this one probably won't satisfy you. It's certainly not a gooner game lol. And notably, if you're like me, you don't really play dating sims as yourself. I love a character creator and building a character while I play. This game lacks a character creator - which is not a flaw, just something of note. Still fun and with fun characters to friend or kiss, whichever you want. One note for the dev if they happen to see this, under spoilers: [spoiler]I saw that you updated Miko's visions to be true to player sexual identity. I think that's great. However, you only included he/him and she/her pronouns. What does this do for characters and players that use they/them pronouns? And for Morgan, who is exclusively they/them. Is Morgan excluded from this particular vision or can they be found in either? I understand why you updated it to include this based on player feedback, but I do think it overlooks nonbinary players and characters that also use they/them pronouns. I'm sure it's hard to cater to each player in a game like this, but you only have one character that uses they/them exclusively and it feels like that character is excluded here. If it's possible, I think adding a "Kiss them" option that includes both Morgan and your other characters that use them/them would solve this. I'm no game maker or coder, so I don't know how difficult it is to do. Just wanted to throw my two cents in, that's all![/spoiler]
i love da bao
I really like this game, it's such a cute dating sim and all the characters are great. The match-3 gameplay can get surprisingly complex, it's a lot of fun.
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