- Aug 13, 2021
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I actually try to pay less attention to the stars rating and more attention to the content. If someone has a well thought-out post where it shows they actually played it and are being honest, that's more important to me. I try to ignore posts that basically say, "game bad" then proceed to rant or on the opposite side "best game" and then proceed to just talk about how sexy the girls are. I also look at if there is a common theme. For example, in Mr. Dots games, the common themes are typically relating to the dialogue, writing, and how the MC behaves.If there's one thing I've learned on this site, take very little notice of reviews, since most are generally people who don't like the game, I mean let's face it, the overwhelming majority of reviews are left by people who dislike it, not people who like it, also, I've found you're better off playing the games yourself and find out.
I've tried many games that had a lot of hater reviews and I really enjoyed them, so better off making your mind up for yourself.
If I were to honestly rate Sunshine Love, granted, I've not played it for several versions now, it would probably look something like this:
Visuals: 4/5 - They are good, but I still can't get past the assembly line 4 expressions used in every Dots game (especially that underbite one). Same with animations.
Writing/Story: 2/5 - The constant inner monologues about a mile long questioning every time a girl is interested in MC. The unbearable nice-guy sissy MC. The robotic discussions, as someone elsewhere put, sounding like a wikipedia entry. Plain boring storyline.
Sex Scenes: 3/5 - They're not bad, but they're really nothing special.
Playability: 2/5 - It's just one of those VNs that seems to go on and on and on without much happening. You will find yourself clicking and clicking and clicking to get to something interesting and it just doesn't happen.
So, I'd say 2.75/5 or just round up to 3/5 stars, which I think it's more fair.