
An otome dating simulation game, Lucky Rabbit Reflex! sees our seventeen-year old heroine beginning her first and final year at a new school. Will she find friendship - or even romance - amongst the motley crew at Northmain College?
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I am going back and forth on this game. Honestly if it weren't for the art, it would be much easier to make up my mind. As it stands, I would give it 7/10, only because despite the art I genuinely enjoyed the game. Pros: Lots of content would take a lot of time to play through and get all of the different endings. The main character is relatable, and all of the datable characters are likeable. Story is fluffy and cute, believable well written dialogue for the most part. Buy all the clothes. Make all the pancakes. Cons: dat chin tho... Jokes aside, my biggest complaint with the game is the art. Although I will say after a few hours of playing my irritation with the art subsided to a degree, but thats not to say that it grew on me because even after a few hours of play I would find myself distracted by the seemingly disjointed chins of literally every single character in the game. If you don't think you can get past the art, don't bother with this game. Even the CG's are pretty wonky looking. Some might not like the stat raising aspect (though I personally don't mind it) The story lacks any real depth, (again, I didn't necessarily mind this myself. For what it is, I think this is just fine, though others might be disappointed with this.)
This game has been around for a few years, but has made its Steam debut just recently. I picked it up somewhere else last year and got a Steam key when it crossed over. So I have a bit more time on this than is in my stats. This is a pretty straightforward otome game with different routes, datable guys, friend-datable girls, day-to-day decisions and managing different attributes - it's also self-aware about the romatic-confession-at-the-end-of-school-term trope. In terms of sex, it's very tame. There's language to indicate these kids know what's up, but you're not getting much more than cleavage and abs. Sowwy. ;-) Your protagonist (name and birthday of your choice) is a British girl going through her last year of UK high school at a new school, so she has to start from scratch making new friends. She does this in pretty short order with the prototype outgoing quasi-slutty girl and the prototype shy-ish high-achieving girl. There are also a couple other girls that come along in time for friendship possibilities with pretty distinct personalities and stories (some of which don't become fleshed out until you get through a couple routes). As for the datable boys, you've got the prototype flirt, the sensitive musician, the jerk brain/drama guy, the younger athlete from a nearby school and a young art teacher. While these guys fit common otome roles, they have enough twists to them to keep them somewhat interesting (said flirt is also a jock, the art teacher is also a model and tattoo artist). You go through the year day-by-day choosing different activities which get you points for different attributes which help your prospects with the guys. As you go on different routes, you can date on the weekends (which is also when you can buy clothes that certain people may like or not and also go places on your own), though if you've done well enough with a guy or girl, they may call you to go out while you're on school breaks. Along with all this, some routes have slight mini-games to test your memory (all routes have the one where you, that's right, are making pancakes). There are a good number of routes, and a few of them can't be tried until almost halfway through, which makes them a bit challenging. The routes aren't as simple as racking up the points - certain decisions have to be made as well. While there are some repetitive aspects, I appreciate the variety of routes and what's needed to complete them. As has already been discussed in some places here, the weakness on this game is visual. The character design is meant to be a riff on anime, though the shadows and body shapes will look really wonky to some. I think the look is pretty much the same as it has been through the years, with just a few tweeks here and there. Also the text is a straight and small Arial that people could actually have a hard time reading. But as you may have figured if you've gotten this far (thanks!), I don't care. I like these characters, I like the sense of humour they have and I like the variety of things they get to do. There are a couple other things (jobs! taking exams!) that I haven't covered through all this. But hopefully you get the idea now that if you're a fan of otome games, you can have a lot of fun with this one.
10/10 Would make pancakes again.
I played this way before it came to Steam. 10/10 Would play just to date Rhett over and over again. He's totally my type. Now, THAT'S how you write a "Jerk wtih a heart of gold" (He really ISN'T a jerk at all). The art could really use some polishing, but keep in mind this is really old art, so the characters don't really look like in the trading cards, sadly. (Excuse me, I need to go and play Rhett's route again)
I can appreciate the time and effort put into this game but after only 10 minutes of playing I couldn`t get past the weird characters including your own with the very weird chin and body joints making you look more manish then woman and also the way everyone spoke to everyone and the cg`s were an eye sore. Also what the characters say just don't seem very believable either as everyone seemed to be hitting on everyone. If you could choose what your character looks like even would make this better and why does everyone have such weird names? If you can get past these things the game would be ok but at 10.99 on sale and 21.99 regular price it just doesn`t seem worth it to me when I`ve played some pretty amazing games for half those prices regular.
Recommended if you enjoy a fairly straightforward otome visual novel / stat raising game. Detailed enough to get to know the various characters and doesn't feel too short. Not a lot of surprises, but I thought it was good - I don't always need or want harrowing and dark, and these characters actually seemed to act more like normal people (of 17-19) than in many games. Pros: + Enough unique features/plots in the different storylines to be interesting as you try to complete the different endings + Likeable characters + Generally well-written (and the dialogue was more realistic than usual) + UK setting (I really enjoyed the setting and the slang - so many games are set either in Tokyo or the US) + The endings (Best, Good and "Dual") were quite well done; I thought the "dual" endings were a neat touch + The intro to the game pokes fun at itself... Cons: - The artwork takes getting used to; many people have criticized the strange chins and it *is* a distraction (but I found many of the CGs were fine) - Parts of the game are pretty repetitive - Not sure why you can "fail" when attempting to improve a skill, since you can just save and reload Overall: Glad I bought and played it, sorry I'm just about done.
if it wasn't for the constant R slur usage this would be a great game. Honestly the humor in this game is very "Shane Dawson" so, not for me.
Oh gosh I love this damn game. It is so endearing and weird in its own special way. + points for Brit humor. nay, humour. + points for semi-angsty-red-head who is secretly sorta sensitive and 'intellectual' which means he likes books n stuff, rite? + winning for costumes and dress-up....though....it srsly bugs me that you cannot actually SEE the MC wearing her new threadz that you just saved up for weeks to buy..... grrr. srsly, need patch for that. and n00dz. Only drawback? Dat chin doe. Good thing I am too drunk to notice most of the time when I am playing, but at first I almost did not buy the game because of chin. But yea it is apparent this is the 'chosen style' of art for this game and I can complain about it but it does not change the excellent text and overall mood of the game. I think the funky chin thing kinda adds to the lighthearted nature of the game. if you want supr srssss get Amensia or something like that (which I love in its own special way too, ofc) but this is a separate animal entirely. and I can appreciate that. (though - not entirely sure if it was intentional in a stylistic sense or in a "this is the best I can draw" sense but either way I accept it for what it is) also kinda petty but I wish I could change MC appearance. she looks like someone who used to annoy the ♥♥♥♥ out of me, so I wish I could at least pick my hair color, length, eye color, skin tone, and outfit. but I kno this ain't an MMO....alas. Will probably modify/update this after I finish playing cause I am sure I will have some thoughts to add... PS: needs moar lesbian. but like I said I am not through it yet so mebbe I will be (hopefully!) pleasantly surprised (?) PPS: doubleplus points for 2005-ish references. ahh, nostalgia... where my flip phone at?! also LOL add track pants = instaStreet!
因为这个立绘画风,几年来无数次点进详情页又遗憾退出,直到之前有朋友推荐了这部给我,真的很好玩,校园养成类游戏,但难度不大(不需要我这种游戏白痴改存档),恋爱和非恋爱的事件量也挺丰富的,更重要的是可以加入戏剧社演罗朱,弥补一些毕业大戏被取消的遗憾,而且!还有俺最爱的舞会!结局CG还是那种漫画形式的,很用心。 至于画风的问题,看多了就习惯了.jpg
I played this game waaay back in 2011 around the time when it was first released. And to this day, I still love and play it. From the art to the music to the characters, I've adored this game for almost ten years now. It's a game that will always have a special place in my heart. It's a stat raising VN which is a hit or miss with most people. But with the power of save-scumming, getting the stats you need is not an issue. It's sad that the original walkthrough is gone. But in short, get to 70+ for all stats to get A's on the mock and 130+ for the finals. 130+ is also the min of most characters for their best ending. (With Beck being the exception, the tough bastard D:) The dialogue definitely shows the game's age. With the use of ret*rd and slut-shaming, it has a few cringey moments. But those are so few and far between, and if you consider how teenagers are, those moments fade away. In short, I'd recommend this game 100%. It's a little harder for completionists without a walkthrough, but that's what replays are for right ;D EDIT: I actually made a 100% walkthrough for this game XD It has all route details, CG's, and Monthly Fashion tips all in one bundle.
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