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A coming-of-age romance simulation that follows the raw, relatable journey of a real loser.
Love Delivery is a dating sim, simulation and visual novel game
developed by Cometsoft Inc.
and published by Smilegate.
Released on May 30th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 2,443 reviews of which 2,352 were positive and 91 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 6.86€ on Steam with a 45% discount.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 (64-Bit)
- Processor: Dual core 2.6 ghz +
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
- Storage: 512 MB available space
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Love Delivery is a romance visual novel that distinguishes itself not by reinventing the genre’s structure, but by grounding its story in an unusually candid and sometimes uncomfortable portrayal of personal failure and emotional growth. Developed by Cometsoft Inc. and published by Smilegate, the game follows a directionless young man whose life has stagnated into a cycle of low-paying delivery work, social isolation, and quiet self-loathing. A chance incident leads him into a small café environment that becomes the central stage for the story, introducing two heroines whose contrasting personalities anchor the narrative. What begins as a seemingly familiar setup gradually evolves into something more introspective, focusing less on wish fulfillment and more on the messy, uneven process of becoming a better person. The protagonist is one of the game’s most defining elements, and also one of its most divisive. He is not designed to be an ideal self-insert or an aspirational figure; instead, he is portrayed as insecure, passive, and often frustratingly indecisive. The writing leans heavily into this characterization, forcing players to confront his flaws rather than ignore them. This approach creates a stronger sense of authenticity, as his growth feels earned rather than predetermined. Over time, his interactions with others begin to challenge his worldview, and the game carefully tracks his gradual shift from self-doubt toward a more stable sense of identity. This arc is not dramatic or exaggerated, but incremental and believable, which gives the story a quieter, more reflective tone compared to many romance visual novels. The two main heroines, Juhee and Latte, are written with enough nuance to avoid falling into simple archetypes, even if their initial impressions suggest otherwise. Juhee, the café owner, appears gentle and composed, but beneath that surface lies a history that has shaped her cautious and somewhat guarded approach to relationships. Her route emphasizes emotional healing and mutual understanding, unfolding at a measured pace that rewards patience. Latte, in contrast, is immediately confrontational—sharp-tongued, cynical, and openly critical of the protagonist. Her dynamic with him is more volatile, rooted in shared history and unresolved tension. What makes her route compelling is how it peels back layers of hostility to reveal vulnerability, transforming what initially feels like antagonism into something far more complex. Both characters are given substantial narrative space, allowing their personal struggles and motivations to unfold naturally rather than being reduced to romantic goals. One of the more distinctive aspects of Love Delivery is its integration of light simulation mechanics into the visual novel framework. Players are required to manage time between working shifts, improving personal stats, and spending time with the heroines. Certain story events and character routes are tied to these stats, which introduces a layer of strategy to progression. This system can be engaging when it reinforces the theme of self-improvement, as it ties the protagonist’s growth to tangible actions. However, it can also disrupt the narrative flow, particularly for players who prefer a more uninterrupted storytelling experience. While not overly demanding, the system requires enough attention to occasionally feel like a barrier between the player and the story rather than a seamless extension of it. The narrative structure offers multiple endings, including character-specific routes, bad endings, and extended epilogues that explore the long-term consequences of your choices. These branching paths add meaningful replay value, as different decisions can lead to significantly different emotional outcomes. The after-story content is particularly notable, as it goes beyond the initial romantic resolution to examine how relationships evolve over time. This additional depth helps reinforce the game’s central themes, showing that connection is not a final destination but an ongoing process that requires effort and understanding. Visually, the game delivers a polished presentation with clean, expressive character art and a strong selection of CG illustrations that highlight key emotional moments. The art style leans toward a vibrant anime aesthetic, but it avoids feeling overly exaggerated, maintaining a tone that complements the grounded narrative. Voice acting is another highlight, bringing the characters to life with performances that capture both subtle emotional shifts and more intense moments of conflict. The soundtrack, while not particularly complex, supports the atmosphere effectively, shifting between lighthearted, romantic, and introspective moods as the story demands. Despite its strengths, Love Delivery is not without flaws. The English localization can feel inconsistent at times, with occasional awkward phrasing that breaks immersion. Additionally, the game’s commitment to portraying flawed characters and realistic emotional struggles may not appeal to players seeking a more idealized or escapist experience. The pacing can also feel uneven, particularly when the simulation elements interrupt key narrative moments. However, for players willing to engage with its approach, these issues are often outweighed by the strength of its writing and character development. In the end, Love Delivery succeeds because it treats romance not as a fantasy to be fulfilled, but as a process shaped by personal growth, vulnerability, and mutual effort. It is a story about imperfect people trying to navigate their own shortcomings while forming meaningful connections, and it presents this journey with a sincerity that sets it apart from many of its peers. While it may not be universally appealing, it offers a thoughtful and emotionally grounded experience for those who appreciate character-driven storytelling and are willing to embrace its slower, more reflective pace. Rating: 9/10
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A fun dating sim. Good art, excellent writing with some good comedy and poignant scenes, cute heroines. The main weakness of this game is that the main advancement gimmick is a bit disconnected from the story. Sometimes it has an impact but most of the time it doesn't and the time scales don't line up. For instance there are cases where the story is clearly progressing on the same day but the advancement gimmick says multiple weeks went by. The gimmick itself wasn't too bad, it just needed to tie better into the story line. Even better would have been to let the player pick what things to advance and have the plot go relative to that. Overall though its a good game with some endearing characters.
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I really enjoyed the stories of this game. The gameplay is really basic with the scheduling and everything, but it is a visual novel, so the story is the real centerpiece here. The stories of following Juhee or Latte were really good stories that pulled at my heartstrings. I deeply sympathized with the main character being a loser (I am playing this game after all), so it made the story feel more authentic. To see the main character improve himself to be a better man for himself and his love interest was all too familiar with me. It was admirable. My only complaint is that Latte get’s a way longer story than Juhee, so many things of Juhee are left unexplained. I’d at least enjoy some sort of epilogue. The voice acting is really top notch for such a small game. The main VAs, Myungho Lee (Juhee) and Shin Onyu (Latte) were amazing in their roles. Especially when they had to modify their voices to sound younger or older! I only wished for there to be more art of the characters! A few characters felt more than just side characters, so it would’ve been great if they can be give their own visuals! However, the art of the current characters is also greatly appreciated. If you want to see stories of self-improvement, dream chasing, and love, then try out this game!
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This Game Contains So Much More (In a Good Way) Bruh, I did the Juhee route (only Juhee) for my first playthrough. That ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ obliterated me . Gonna get all the endings, but damn, this VN is PEAK. Like, actually PEAK. Waiting to see what’s in store for me, but I suspect more PEAK. That was my “first impressions,” but here’s the proper review: Love Delivery has a phenomenal story. On the game side, it’s kinda eh, whatever, but I feel like it’s just filler to make the game feel like a game, so my opinion on it is basically irrelevant. There are mistranslations or moments that feel too vague, and yeah, maybe a bunch of typos but PLEASE! DISREGARD THEM, because they pose no impact on the story. Starting the game, yes, I did find the first few dialogues a bit icky. But I pushed through, and that’s when I realized why this game has such good reviews. The longer I played, the more it subverted my expectations and preconceived notions about a “dating sim game.” The dialogues are fun, self-aware, and most of the time funny, and when it needs to get serious, it delivers just that. Oh boy, the story is filled with so many ups and downs. I was deeply immersed in the dialogue. The characters are all well-written, with reasonable, down-to-earth backstories and motivations, that includes the MC. I really expected the MC to be a self-insert placeholder, just there to be fed fanservice and clichés, but the more the game progressed, that’s what set it apart from other dating sim MCs: the whole cast develops in a way that’s noticeable and evident. Closer to each route’s climax, the story tackles more mature and deeper topics. The endings are heavy hitters, they actually managed to break me emotionally. They gave depth even to the side characters, and I truly enjoyed that. When you finish a route, there are subtle hints about the other routes. It’s not much, but it adds to the universe. About Juhee: I played her route first because she’s the first girl, so I defaulted. In hindsight, her route is calmer than Latte’s. I also chose her because I initially thought Latte was that tsundere cliché (lol, I was so dead wrong). Her route is a typical romance with believable sentiment and motivations, calm, until the lead-up to the ending, when ♥♥♥♥ hits the fan. I ran out of weeks in my first playthrough and got the Bad Ending . I chose to leave her because I thought that Bad Ending was the only ending if I chose to wait for her . That ending haunted me a bit. Then I played again with weeks left and finally reached Juhee’s True Ending . It was very sweet and tied back to her roots. Both endings are realistic and fitting conclusions, especially the Someday in the Future Ending , that’s the ♥♥♥♥ that broke me, as I said at the top. But I really wish she had an after story too like Latte, I want more of her, a bit unfair ugh . About Latte: Now I understand after finishing the whole game why she’s the one on the Steam store page. She’s the “True” love interest for the MC. AFTER FINISHING LATTE’S ROUTE, PLAY ALL THE AFTER STORIES. IT’S IMPORTANT. Latte’s route leans more toward classic romance tropes and is more spontaneous in its themes, contrary to Juhee’s route having a more mature undertone. (Excluding the after stories, it changes A LOT.) It’s a roller coaster of emotions playing through her route, and it was fun. I had so much more to say, but I’m tired, just play it. Overall: I would highly recommend it. It’s one of the best VNs I’ve ever played. Worth the price, worth the time, and it will definitely be memorable. 9/10 personally.
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Love Delivery is a short visual novel set in a modern urban environment, focusing on daily routines, missed connections, and unexpected encounters. The premise follows the protagonist working a delivery job and gradually forming relationships through small interactions. The tone is grounded and casual, leaning toward slice-of-life storytelling. Gameplay is minimal. Players read dialogue and make occasional choices that determine scene variations and character affinity. Branching is present but funnels toward a handful of outcomes. The structure keeps pacing tight and avoids unnecessary filler. Sessions can be completed in one or two sittings. Character writing emphasizes subtle emotion rather than dramatic tension. Conversations focus on work stress, fleeting moments of kindness, and slow personal bonding. Personalities are distinct without relying on heavy exposition. Relationship development is modest but believable within the short runtime. Visual presentation uses clean character art and simplified backgrounds. Expressions change frequently to support tone shifts. Animations are sparse but appear in key moments to emphasize emotional beats. The soundtrack provides calm ambient loops that maintain a relaxed mood. Progression is driven by dialogue choices rather than numerical systems. Selecting supportive or dismissive responses affects later scenes. While the branching depth is limited, replaying to see alternate routes offers modest value. Side scenes add small worldbuilding hints. Technical performance is stable on modest hardware. Load times are short, menus are intuitive, and crashes are rare. Text formatting is clean, and save slots allow players to revisit branching points easily. Translation quality is generally consistent across supported languages. Overall, Love Delivery succeeds as a compact slice-of-life visual novel focused on gentle character moments and grounded tone. It lacks mechanical complexity and large narrative scope, but within its limited scale it delivers a cohesive, approachable, and lightly replayable experience.
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Love Delivery is currently priced at 6.86€ on Steam.
Love Delivery is currently available at a 45% discount. You can purchase it for 6.86€ on Steam.
Love Delivery received 2,352 positive votes out of a total of 2,443 achieving an impressive rating of 9.19.
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Love Delivery was developed by Cometsoft Inc. and published by Smilegate.
Love Delivery is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Love Delivery is not playable on MacOS.
Love Delivery is not playable on Linux.
Love Delivery is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for Love Delivery. Explore additional content available for Love Delivery on Steam.
Love Delivery does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Love Delivery does not support Steam Remote Play.
Love Delivery is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Cometsoft Inc.
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Smilegate
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30 May 2022
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