Suki Suki Love

WELCOME, CURIOUS SOULS, TO MY WONDERFUL REALITY SHOW! I AM ARTEMESIA, YOUR LOVELY HOST AND CREATOR OF THIS LITTLE PARADISE CALLED SUKI SUKI LOVE.HERE, EVERYTHING STARTS LIKE A SWEET DREAM: A NORMAL DAY, ADORABLE GIRLS TO MEET AND A WORLD THAT SEEMS DESIGNED JUST FOR YOU.BUT DON'T BE MISTAKEN... THIS PLACE HAS RULES, AND EVERY SMILE, EVERY LOOK, HAS A PRICE. YOUR MISSION WILL BE SIMPLE: GET TO KNOW THEM, DISCOVER THEIR SECRETS AND DECIDE HOW TO MOVE FORWARD.YOU DON'T NEED TO KNOW EVERYTHING FROM THE BEGINNING, I'LL BE HERE TO GUIDE YOU... AT LEAST, AS FAR AS NECESSARY. DON'T WORRY, IT'S NOT THAT HARD... IT JUST REQUIRES A LITTLE INTUITION, SOME CHARM AND MAYBE... A TOUCH OF CRUELTY?DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO PLAY MY GAME?HERE, SMILES ARE MASKS, LOVE AN ILLUSION AND THE PRICE OF TRUTH CAN BE HIGHER THAN YOU IMAGINE. BUT DON'T WORRY, I'LL BE WITH YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY, WATCHING YOU. SO, ARE YOU READY TO JOIN? I'LL BE WAITING FOR YOU.

Features:

Deception-Driven Interactions: Use dialogue trees to manipulate contestants’ emotions, balancing flattery, threats, and mind games to extract secrets without triggering their defenses.  

Environmental Sleuthing: Scour vibrant stages for hidden clues—distorted reflections, mismatched props, or eerie background whispers—to piece together the show’s true purpose.  

Sanity-Meter Challenges: Manage your character’s mental stability during traumatic reveals; failing critical checks risks permanent paranoia or delusional story branches.  

Morphing Narrative Architecture: Key choices physically alter the game world (e.g., collapsing corridors, shifting character designs) to reflect psychological deterioration.  

Host Interference Mechanics: Artemesia disrupts gameplay with randomized rule changes, forcing adaptability during critical decisions.  

Sin-Based Endings: Final outcomes tie to which contestants’ darkest secrets you exploit or protect, unlocking divergent epilogues.  

Highlights:

Stunning Visuals: The game boasts jaw-dropping animations that pull players into its immersive world. Each scene is presented in Full HD (1080p), ensuring that every detail of the environment and characters is strikingly clear. This visual quality enhances the chilling atmosphere of the narrative.

Unique Character Melodies: Every character has a unique melody that complements their personality and the situation at hand. These bespoke soundtracks enrich the storytelling and emotional depth of the interactions. Players will find themselves more engaged as the music dynamically adapts to their choices.

Memorable Characters: The demo introduces players to an array of memorable characters, each with their own backstories and complexities. These individuals add layers to the plot and encourage players to explore their personal narratives. Their development is key to unraveling the secrets of the academy.

Psychological Horror Elements: Suki Suki Love integrates psychological horror that challenges players to confront unsettling themes and moral quandaries. The game is designed to evoke strong emotions and provoke thought, making it more than just a visual novel. This aspect sets it apart from conventional storytelling in the genre.

Dark and Intriguing Plot: The story centers around unraveling the secrets and sins of participants, promising players an engaging and cunningly woven narrative. The choices made by players can lead to unexpected temptations and dark paths, ensuring a unique experience with each playthrough. Prepare for twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Comments:

To be honest, I feel like this game should currently be in early access, as this version seems to only include the first chapter (?) so far, with indication that the story will continue (hopefully in future updates); however it's a very pleasant intro!I'm a huge fan of the vibrant and trippy presentation, together with the catchy music. The story premise is intriguing and manages to outstand, despite relying on fairly popular tropes (the plot and general vibes remind me of games like Kimi to Kanojo no Lilyvaganza, Find Love or Die Trying, MiSide, DDLC,..).It's pretty fun overall! The mystery, while could've been a bit more in-depth, is engaging and the interesting characters and chaotic plot make the game really entertaining. I particularly enjoyed the little quirks, such as , etc. Also I hope that the full game will explore the (psychological) horror elements more, as I find them quite well executed.I'm excited for future updates!!

This game has a lot of charm and a lot of potential, but is very confusing especially for an american audience. The premise of it is hard to grasp at first but when things start coming together the first act is very interesting for puzzle solving. This game is definitely worth it IF the future chapters for the game are paid for by buying this game. If you speak spanish I believe you will likely understand this game a lot better, but otherwise the first act seems to act like a tutorial. I hope translation and story direction gets better with future installments, but it is hard to say if I will purchase another game for the steep price point. Hopefully the second installment will be included in this game. I will likely be dropping a youtube video on this soon. yt: cringe is key.

This game has a unique premise which leaves me wanting more. However I imagine it is set up for future installments yet I still feel I wanted more from this one as it seems to end quite abruptly.The characters I think are made using Koikatsu Party but that isn't a bad thing as combined with the colour palette and trippy visuals it makes for a fun and unique visual style.From what I can see the game has four possible endings depending on your choices which seems ok for the price point however as I said before it ends just as it reaches a high point which left me slightly disappointed and wanting more.I assume this is the devs first game and for a horror themed VN it is a good start. Not sure why this doesn't have more reviews so here is mine.One final note, I had no issue with the English translation like another review said.