Love at Elevation

Ich hätte den negativen Bewertungen vertrauen sollen. Das Spiel beginnt spannend, wird mühsam und endet als krampf. Falls es von der Tourismus Beauftragten von Boulder Colorado verfasst wurde, hat sie ihr Ziel verfehlt. Man hat nach dem Spiele keine Lust die Stadt zu besuchen. Schon aus dem Grund, weil man befürchtet das die Menschen dort so unberechenbar und langweilig sind, wie die Partner die man das Missvergnügen hat zu treffen. Ich habe mich in 5 Stunden durch das Spiel gequält (ich lese schnell) und bin froh das ich Boulder und den Typen dessen Reaktionen ich bis zuletzt nicht verstanden habe, verlassen kann. Da spiele ich lieber zum fünften Mal in Folge Wayhaven Chronicles 1 und 2.

Hmmm strange that I missed reviewing this one, or did I? Anyway, this is a fairly decent story, that comes from a perspective that alot of people may not be familiar with (or interested in tbh) which as you can see probably accounts for most of the negative reviews given. That said I still remember reading this one several years later, and still remember the LIs and the plot points that swirled around them. While none of the LIs were my cup of tea at all, they are none the less very well fleshed out and will stick in your head for some time after reading the story. Not the best offering out there, but still worth a read imho.

“Love at Elevation” is a modern-day interactive romance that, while pleasant, didn’t leave a lasting imprint on my memory. This update is a much-needed replacement for a one-line review I wrote years ago that offered no insight into why the experience landed where it did. (6/10) What I recall is a grounded, slice-of-life story about starting over in a new city, away from your ex. The game excels at capturing the 'new beginnings' vibe; navigating a new job, social circles, and the scenic atmosphere of Boulder. However, my initial 6/10 reflects that I felt the emotional stakes did not quite land, hitting the familiar interactive romance beats without providing that specific, unique draw that makes a story unforgettable. It’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a low-stress, contemporary romance focused on life-balance and self-discovery. But if you’re hoping for the kind of soul-stirring vulnerability found in the genre’s best, this one is better saved for when it’s on sale. (6/10)

I enjoy the romance of the game, and personalities that each character observes. I noticed certain stats change interactions with people, so look at for that. Sex scenes that aren't explicit, but any teen would know what's going on, so that's something to think about. Lastly, I do not have a word for how strange the protangist is, but they constantly have a over-thought process, which I guess is the author's front to testing the player's attitude toward an event happening. I also wish there were some kind of finacial implementation to the whole story, such as counted money I could use to buy cool things, because as it stands my character is rich AF, yet still walks around, and takes community transportation, strange. Overall, I really enjoy devling into these characters; absolutely loved Cliff when I first met his spunky attitude, and Rae certainly got me steamrolled.