Fighting for Singleship: I am Chased by a Bunch of Women But I Just Want to Play Video Games

Very limited game loop and boring mechanics. You will get bored within 10 minutes.

"I hate video games. They appeal to the male fantasy" ... I love video games

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Cute game with fun premise, but I think $4.99 is asking too much for it. I'd recommend buying it if it goes on sale for $2 or $3. The game is short, with only 3 levels, but if you get into it, there are achievements that you can grind out to pad the time. I personally found the game a bit too tedious and not compelling enough to go for the 100% achievement though. I would have loved to see the story extended. If the developer could hire a comedy writer, and do, say, 12 more levels with inter-level cutscenes that give a satisfying narrative arc for the protagonist's adventures at avoiding all these women, I think that would push this game to the $5 marker. Even better if the game could gradually introduce new mechanics in the later levels. The game balance could use some polish. The game currently only has one game mode, where you basically keep playing till you run out of health. I think they should rename that game mode to "score attack", and then introduce a new game mode called "story mode" which instantly ends the level when you reach a score threshold (e.g. 8000 points) and then takes you to the next level. Otherwise, you risk getting the negative experience that I got where I found the first level very easy, and just kept racking tons and tons of points and getting bored, not realizing that I had to "die" in order to see the next level. It also seems like you can exploit the AI and grind out infinite points by simply [spoiler]never attacking the women, since it means they will always stay low-leveled and you can keep getting points from chests[/spoiler]. The "trap chest" also seems to be a little too random, dealing a variable amount of damage which is sometimes devastating and sometimes negligible. Perhaps it would have been better if they dealt a fixed amount of damage (say 25?) and game secretly rigged it so that if your health is below 25, chests are guaranteed to not be trapped? I don't know, maybe that idea would work, maybe it wouldn't, but these sort of tweaks is what I mean when I say that the game balance itself needs more polish. The core idea and game loop is there, but details like these need to be tweaked to ensure a more consistently fun experience. Sound effects are also recycled a bit too much and could use some variety (or maybe redesigned). It gets grating to hear the same "Do you hate me?" voice line over and over again.