Unity - Completed - Quickie: A Love Hotel Story [v1.0.3] [Oppai Games]

This game feels like a AAA title, and your opinion of it will strongly depend on how you feel about modern AAA games in general.

If you think modern AAA games are good because they are conventionally appealing and competently made, then you’ll probably rate this game positively as well.

But if you think modern AAA games are bad because they endlessly reuse the same archetypes, tropes, and gameplay mechanics, then you’ll likely have a negative opinion of this game too.

I don’t see any soul, interesting/new ideas in this game. Maybe all of that existed in the developers’ minds, but I don’t see it here.
What I see is an attempt to appeal to the widest possible audience by using the most common archetypes and tropes, without any real novelty.


In the end, the most interesting (and the only interesting for me personally) part of the game turned out to be the hotel management minigame. But first, there’s no real challenge: we’re never on the brink of bankruptcy, we don’t compete with other hotels, no global time restrictions, nothing like that. And second, the ultimate reward is scenes with the love interests, which are completely flat and bland. Girls here even have the same body type, apparently so that each of them appeals to the largest possible number of players. It’s just … boring.

game was fun, stories and characters were great, sex scenes were good, I found some anatomy errors (off center pussies, extra folds along the butt, etc) and the invite events dragged out a bit but overall a good game

✔ Recommended – 8/10

Length: ~9-10 Hours
Genre: Management, VN
Setting: You take over your parent's failing business, and romance girls

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Overall Thoughts:
I liked the game a lot.
BUT, if you separate both the gameplay systems (management and dating), you realise, both dont hold a candle to the greats of that genre. The dating is pretty decent but ive seen much better written stories which hit closer. As for the management, it was also pretty good but it could have been built upon a little more.
Still, highly worth the play.
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This game has one of the best and most enjoyable management mechanics I’ve seen in an adult game. The love hotel mini-game is genuinely fun and surprisingly well-designed, offering easy-to-understand systems and a friendly, intuitive UI that makes you forget how grindy the rest of the experience can be. Managing your hotels alongside three other smaller mini-games becomes addictive fast, and there’s always something to work toward. You’ll need to build your finances carefully, because progressing character routes often requires buying gifts to increase affection. On top of that, many actions take a full in-game day to complete, so between managing time, relationships, and resources, patience is key.

The writing is overall strong, with clear sentence structure and few grammatical issues. It’s obvious the main focus went into the individual character stories rather than the main plot. The central narrative itself is okay — serviceable but forgettable — while the personal stories are what truly stand out. Each of the eight girls has her own personality, goals, and tone, and most of them are engaging and well-developed. These storylines do a great job at reflecting the unique characteristics of each love interest, and the emotional investment you build with them pays off nicely as their routes unfold.

Unfortunately, player choice doesn’t add much to the overall experience. The game does present dialogue options and occasional decisions, but they’re little more than flavor text. No matter what you pick, the outcome remains the same. There’s no branching or alternative routes — everything pushes forward in one direction. The only real, impactful choice is selecting which girl you end up with at the end, and even then, it’s just a matter of preference. A “harem” option doesn’t exist here, and the lack of consequence makes the choices feel hollow.

The visuals, however, deserve some praise. The game mixes 3D exploration with hand-drawn artwork during conversations and story scenes. The latter is the clear highlight — well-detailed, vibrant, and expressive. The hand-drawn art perfectly captures each girl’s uniqueness and helps elevate the writing, even if the frequent reuse of the same renders across multiple scenes breaks immersion. During sex scenes, the same art style is used, now with added animations. While the animations are relatively simple, they’re effective enough to keep things engaging. The erotic content also includes some light kinks, most of which are familiar to hentai or JAV fans, but they’re handled with restraint and variety.

Voice acting is present, though minimal. The sound quality is good, and the performers — actual credited voice actors — do a solid job. Still, the implementation feels half-hearted. Instead of full lines, you get scattered phrases or short sound bites that appear inconsistently throughout dialogue. It’s better than having nothing at all, but it doesn’t add much emotional weight or depth to the characters.

Despite a few shortcomings, this game succeeds where many others fail — it blends management mechanics and adult storytelling in a way that feels complete. The grind can wear you down, and the lack of meaningful choices limits replayability, but the quality of the character stories and the addictive gameplay loop make it a satisfying experience overall.

Based on everything:

• Gameplay & Structure → Engaging and addictive management mechanics with solid mini-games; grindy but rewarding. 8.8/10
• Story & Characters → Forgettable main plot, but strong individual character stories with depth and charm. 7.8/10
• Player Choices → Cosmetic at best, with only one real ending decision; no true narrative impact. 3.0/10
• Visuals & Animations → Appealing mix of 3D and hand-drawn styles, though repeated renders reduce immersion. 6.4/10
• Voice Acting → Minimal implementation, decent quality but barely meaningful to the experience. 3.0/10

Gameplay:
Kinda sandbox, kinda management, kinda VN.
You "manage" a love hotel and you meet various girls, which you can seduce and follow their story. There are various mechanic, and some mini-games to increase their love stats to reach a step and going further. Also, each girl can be brought to the love hotel for various lewd scenes. A day represent an action (either do something with a girl, manage your hotel, or play a mini-game), and there is no time limit. The gameplay is easy and have absolutely no challenge.

Story:
There are different stories, one being about your parents (nothing sexual here), and one story for each girls. The writing is not bad, but the stories are also pretty basic. It's romantic soap. And there is no humor.

Graphics/Animation:
The drawings and animations are excellent. There is not always pictures for every moment, and you also have for the story some 3D rendering (but not for the lewd scenes that are drawings).

Sound/Music
There is an attention to background music. Also, characters have sounds (no dialogues), and there is sound in the sex scenes. It can be annoying.

Overall impression:
This is a very polished and beautiful game. Yet, it's not really a good game. You don't really have to do much, except choosing what you will do each day. There is no puzzle or path or strategy. The stories are cute, but rather simple. I do have mixed feelings about this game. I don't feel reward from my actions.

Very interesting game with amazing animation, characters and sex scenes. The gameplay loop was okay. The dialogues were also pretty good. It's pretty immersive, even though the way the girls fell for the mc may not be the most realistic things. The plot was straightforward and easy to understand. I liked it.
But the sex scenes were what I liked the most. They did a great job at making the buildups hot and realistic.

excellent game with nice story, nice artwork. It not exactly a VN because choces are not so important but it is more on management. By the way story is nice, I have not spent time by skipping texts. Hope Oppai Games can do something new soon.

Quickie: A Love Hotel Story has gorgeous artwork and smooth animations that really bring the characters to life.
The style is clean, expressive, and full of personality, while the animated scenes feel polished and natural.
Visually, it’s a standout and a joy to look at throughout. has gorgeous artwork and smooth animations that really bring the characters to life.
The style is clean, expressive, and full of personality, while the animated scenes feel polished and natural. Visually, it’s a standout and a joy to look at throughout.

TLDR: The writing and speed of which characters like the mc, plus the setting drags the game down imo. If these do not bother the game is clearly above average.

I want to rate this game higher, and i do also sorta get why it appeals to a lot of people. It's pretty it has some decent albeit fairly basic gameplay.

The game though lacks a "soul" in the sense that i find the characters incredibly flat, and the dialogue extremely dry and poor. It's like the worst example of stereotypical Japanese/anime over-repetitiveness and over expo-saying combined with quite cliché riddled one-dimensional love interests.

And the girls fucking throw themselves at the MC, and very quickly develop into relationships with the player character, in a manner that really strains disbelief.

If you love simple anime, persona-like visuals and a consequences free harem simulator where everyone attractive wants to fuck YOU for next to no reason in a setting where you are somehow able to run an expanding business, attend uni,and date a staggering amount of chicks at the same time, then this game is for you !

Usually I never spend time with dating sims, but this one is pretty good, especially if you have never seen anything else from these developers.

The ladies:
An interesting cast of 8 love interests in total. You can choose to meet them all and be in a relationship with one of them, or make all of them fall in love with the main character.

The dating:
Hold the skip button, accept any invitations, you won't miss much. Meet with the ladies or give them gifts or invite them to the hotel to increase their trust. You need to farm the hotel to earn money for gifts, even though you can skip the gifts.

The story:
Revive the family hotel business, pay off the debts of your hotel clerk, bla bla, whatever. At the end you mom asks you to choose your love interest and have a happy ending with her, or just ignore her and grind all the H-scenes with the ladies. There aren't any bad consequences for cheating on all of your love interests, no fighting, no drama, nothing, which makes the story look very shallow and very surface-level.

The gameplay:
Play a grindy Love Hotel mini-game where you get visitors - romantic couples and they pay money to rent a room in your hotel to make love. To unlock all the Hotel locations you need to play this mini-game probably 100 times literally. It gets very repetitive very fast and that here is the main disadvantage of the game. Over time you will have abundant amounts of money which can't be used for almost anything. Oh and there's these side jobs, like, why do these even exist?

The H-scenes:
Full screen, animated, romantic, wholesome H-scenes, you won't find any blackmail, or cheating, or horrible abuse anywhere. When you grind romance points, you can invite the ladies to the Hotel for some extra H-scenes in an alternate universe too. Considering that this is F95Zone, this is very rarely seen, and will be liked by everyone on the site.

The gallery:
Finishing the game doesn't unlock shit, you need to grind. It will take you days in real life if you want to unlock everything. But wait, the most High quality H-scenes are locked behind "giving the girl her favorite love items", there's like, 100 different items and you need to correctly guess 5 of these which are the favorite ones of the girl you like, 8 girls in total. Oh and, you can give one item per in-game-day , so you will be spending a stupidly large amount of time guessing what kind of gifts every girl will like for her personality. This forces you to either, open a goddamn walkthrough and get all the items, or just drop a full gallery save. I grinded for 2 of the 8 girls in total, I am sick and tired of this shit, so I highly suggest you to load a save file.

The music:
It's a copy paste of the developer's previous games of course, but it's still pretty good. The themes are romance, seduction, exploration, happy daily life.

The title:
In the past, we had 8 different games that you can complete in like, 15 minutes each, and they were 1 game per lady to introduce them. They were called Quickie-s because they were quick. This here is technically a combination of all the previous games combined, but it's not a quickie, it should be a Slowie hahahahaha.


The graphics:
Either nice generic visual novel backgrouns, or this dev's first attempt at Unity 3D graphics with placeholder humans and room decorations. Whatever.


The ladies:

A shy polite librarian whose secret is she draws porn.

A pink-haired spoiled photo model, oh and she existed long before the real life Belle Delphine existed by the way hahaha.

A serious math teacher who feels a bit bored by her job and needs some excitement in her life.

A sports athlete who is having some bad luck with exams.

A serious business lady, the richest one in the city.

A glamorous pianist performing in a bar in her mid 30s.

The pianist's daughter, a shy socially awkward anime and video game fan.

A lady-of-colour fashion designer who likes to party.

I have been hemming and hawing on what to rate this game, but I ultimately chose to give it 5 stars. The hotel gameplay is fairly basic but can still get pretty hectic so you WON'T get bored. I did prefer the previous way because you could get a massive amount of hotel funds by populating your five-star ones with the named rooms, but I didn't play much of the new system so that may be worse. I really like the distinct characters, animated sex scenes, the environmental models and the Persona-esque events and interactions. What really made me second guess this review was the ending. Overall I enjoyed it and I hope the dev team puts out more content. Maybe with a harem option next time...

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The game is overall very good.
The CGs are beautiful, some even downright stunning, making the scenes memorable and enjoyable to watch.
The animations are well done, smooth, and nicely integrated.
The female characters are appealing, both in design and personality.

The hotel management part is fun, with a decent progression system. However, once you reach a certain point, money becomes pretty much useless, which takes away some long-term motivation.
Also, the game lacks a bit of romance, especially towards the end. After reaching 5 hearts or more with a girl, there’s no real conclusion or satisfying payoff to the relationship.

For the negative points, I would say:
The relationship with Toshiko feels quite uncomfortable and poorly handled.
And finally, all the relationships feel a bit too straightforward—no jealousy, no arguments, no unexpected consequences. You’re just on a linear, conflict-free path, which makes things feel a bit flat.

A very good game overall, with solid production value and mature content handled well, but it could benefit from deeper emotional and narrative development.

Anyway, I'll stop here, I recommend it, I think it's worth its 4* (maybe 4.5*). And since criticism is easier than practice, I'd like to say thank you and congratulations to Oppai Games for their work.

Signed Jack Beauregard

It's an easy 6 star game - gameplay, story, graphics are top quality. If you fancy vanilla, sandbox and harem-ish then this is the game for you. Just note there is no harem end I know of. Gallery is on the computer in your room.

One hope for dev's next game is to make the game more interwoven so that in-game choices have more impact. As it stands, each story can be viewed as standalone, which makes the mom / daughter plot irrelevant.

Well made game with a bunch of short stories. Game isn't very grindy and you can get more money than you can use in under 2 hrs if you do try to "grind" hotel stars. One of the better completed games on this site and a must play if you like 2dcg games. Easy 5 stars.

I respect the game for being very good at what it is: A sandbox/management h-game with a decent central game, passable writing and gorgeous art/animations. 5 stars.

That said, I do have some complaints, because while the game is very good at what it wants to be and I think it's usually unfair to knock points off for not catering to whatever fetishes, I find it to be pointlessly narrow. A few points on this:

- The core story concerns the MC managing love hotels in Tokyo, and along the way he meets a bunch of girls and romances them. Note that there's almost no overlap between the love hotel piece and the romance piece. The MC could've been running restaurants instead. The girls don't factor into the hotel storyline at all and it seems like a missed opportunity.

- The game conspicuously avoids being a harem title. You have 8 routes, and yes there are a few optional threesome scenes. But there's very light interaction between the girls in the main story. These are also pretty romance-heavy routes, and so the MC ends up basically being in ambiguously-monogamous relationships with all the women. The MC is mostly heroic within each individual route but taken in the context where he's romancing them all in parallel without them knowing about eachother it makes him seem like a scumbag, which is probably not the developers' intent.

- Again, it could've been a harem game, but what makes things worse is that at the end you're forced to choose a single girl and dump all the others. You are forced to do individual breakup calls with up to 7 women who vary between being merely let down and actively distraught at being told "sorry I chose someone else. As a side note this makes it annoying to try for alternative endings since you have to do the 7 calls each time you want to see a different one. Why not just add some sort of harem/sharing ending rather than consign the MC to being an obvious scumbag? No one is going to play this game monogamously, if that's even possible. [Edit] Actually I guess I'm wrong on this point, when you have your final convo where your mom tells you to dump the other girls you can just say you don't want to and it skips the breakup calls lmao. She calls you a coward and it's still not a harem end but it feels a bit less brutal at least.

- One last thing that I observed is that the MC is pretty passive in his role in the girls' stories. Like, he provides emotional support to them but doesn't really actually do much in many of the stories. He's just there saying "yass queen slay" to the girls, and then they decide at various points along the way that they want to date him / fuck him for being such a loyal orbiter. Basically the sexual development is extremely uneven across storylines and often nonsensical. Take the sports girl, her story basically has no sexual content and you are just helping her study and play soccer, it's pretty boring honestly. Then at the end of the story she's just like "thanks for being there for me, I love you let's fuck now." Like come on. Also just to re-emphasize, the stories are almost 100% romance and 0% corruption - once the girl's story is done (and most stories resolve around some sort of personal conflict that you have to cheerlead her through), then that's it for the girl. You've unlocked some optional scenes where you bring her to the love hotel but there's no ongoing corruption/training/etc.

At the end of the day though, it is what it is. The game would've been better with more group content leading to a harem ending but some devs just hate that I guess. The core content of the game is fundamentally very high-quality and just because I think there are some unforced design errors I don't think this deserves less than 5 stores.

It is a nice game overall. 4 stars for me just because i feel like there is a wasted opportunity here which is ; i think if there were more different sex, position and dialouge options for different room setups, it would be more interesting. I might be wrong, don't crucify me please

Big props to the devs for actually finishing a game instead of forever dragging it on. There are a few typos and bugs to be ironed out but the game is very playable from start to finish. Wish the items could just be perm upgrades though, they are sorta useless currently.

Overall good, waiting it to be finished. Good animamtions, management is aslo not too grindy and exhausting. I'd like more management stuff and more paces to visit. Hot content is fine, nothung special, but charachter design is goot enough and stories are good

Forgot why I had dropped this last time I tried to pick it up, but gave it another shot today, only to be reminded of how surprising the rating doesn't seem to fit.

The good: Gameplay, UI, 2D art.
The bad: Audio, dialogue.
The mediocre: 3D art, narrative.

Overall: There's an interesting game design here, with an ok narrative, and hit or miss art. Unfortunately the audio and dialogue are not only major detractors, but also are front and center for a significant portion of the game.

Last time around I played on mute, this time I had sound on, and that was a mistake, voices are terrible, and some of the looping sounds get stuck and continue over other audio after scenes end. Voiced words are overly repeated, and often repeat within the same interaction.

Management game works well, and navigation UX within each area fits the design of the story. Dialogue is bad, but the narrative is passable. 2d portions of the art seem clean, but the 3d sections are fuzzy.

Some people will love it but for me it is not my cup of tea. A game that breaks immersion after allowing you to "create" your own path. Gameplay is awesome and that is why I won't give it a 1 star. I was going to leave my review short and simple, but they won't allow less than 200 characters. For me personally it felt like a waste of time to do everything and then be forced to endure an extremely boring linear H-Scene time and time again. Why lure a player in with a promise of control jus to strip it away from them and throw on your linear fantasies? It just doesn't make sense to ME. It is a "meh" game.