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Making*Lovers A story about the way love can bloom after dating begins. The focus in Making*Lovers is on the things that come after a relationship's beginning. With "start dating, then fall in love" as the concept, you will work towards the moment when love truly blooms.
Making*Lovers is a casual, simulation and visual novel game
developed by SMEE
and published by NekoNyan Ltd..
Released on April 03rd 2020 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 644 reviews of which 627 were positive and 17 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: 1.7 GHz or above
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 128MB or above
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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Making Lovers is kinda tough for me to recommend. I found it pretty banal and boring for about half the game. A lot of people are praising Karen for having the best story but I think that's very far from the case. I'm not really into "gap moe" or tsundere characters at all, I think it's a really bad trope for an adult frankly. Mashiro's romance is conceptually cute but there's a lot of plot points that just... don't go anywhere. There's some ominous foreshadowing but it's never actually followed through on. The writing is just very fluffy on her and Karen's routes in particular. It sucks because they both are interesting characters. It also portrays LGBT issues in a really weird light, but 99% I can write off as "2010s Japan". However, Saki and Reina's routes are pretty interesting love stories, and Ako... despite the faux incest angle is okay too. I liked their love stories more than I thought I would. This kinda blows though because that means only one fully realized adult character in this VN centered around adult relationships actually has competent writing. Karen and Mashiro hardly have any adult conversations, and Ako and Reina both focus on their dreams for their personal future rather than a family or anything besides fleeting moments here and there. To me the stand out route is probably Reina because it was actually really funny at points and has a cute ending. The common route is non existent, and the story basically focuses on 5 different types of love encounters: Childhood friends, supporting someone, a fateful encounter, faking it, and dating to learn love. When looking at the work from this angle, I think this is why I've set this one to recommended. I normally wouldn't suggest this to an average friend due to how fluffy and boring most of the game is, but I think looking objectively at the loves formed in these different ways is quite interesting. You can see the trappings of something good here. The protagonist is the platonic ideal of what an eroge fan should be. He's not excessively perverted (but will randomly refer to eroge at bizarre points), he's pretty charismatic and quite particular about love. I don't totally like him but he's way more tolerable than other Smee work's protagonists. Overall, a very, very weak recommendation from me, and only from an analytical angle really. The music is average, the TL is okay (I think a lot of the puns in Mashiro and Karen's route suffer from this), and the writing is basic to just okay in the vast majority of the game.
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Making Lovers, developed by Smee and published by NekoNyan Ltd., is an adult-themed visual novel that offers a richly layered and immersive experience centered around romance, intimacy, and personal growth. The game places players in the shoes of a customizable protagonist navigating the complexities of modern relationships, desires, and emotional connections. What sets Making Lovers apart from many titles in its genre is its commitment to blending explicit adult content with genuine storytelling, character development, and meaningful choice-driven gameplay, creating an experience that feels both personal and engaging. At its heart, Making Lovers excels in crafting a diverse cast of characters, each with unique personalities, backgrounds, and romantic arcs. The game invites players to explore these relationships through branching dialogue options and decision points that influence not only the immediate story but also the broader trajectory of the protagonist’s love life. The writing strikes a delicate balance between sensuality and emotional depth, avoiding superficiality and instead offering nuanced portrayals of intimacy, vulnerability, and the challenges that come with forging connections. Players can pursue multiple storylines, each offering different tones—from lighthearted and comedic to more serious and dramatic—providing a broad emotional range that keeps the experience fresh and compelling. Gameplay in Making Lovers is structured around the traditional visual novel format but is enhanced by an intuitive interface that makes decision-making fluid and impactful. Players engage in conversations, respond to various situations, and unlock new scenes based on their choices, all while managing the protagonist’s relationships and personal growth. The game incorporates RPG-lite elements such as stats and relationship meters, which add an extra strategic layer by influencing which story branches and intimate moments become available. This mechanic encourages replayability, inviting players to experiment with different approaches to romance and character interaction to discover all possible outcomes and endings. Visually, Making Lovers boasts a polished and attractive art style that combines vibrant character designs with detailed backgrounds. The characters are expressive and thoughtfully animated, bringing their emotions and personalities to life in a way that deepens player engagement. Adult scenes are tastefully rendered with high-quality illustrations and animations that respect the tone of the narrative, balancing eroticism with intimacy and storytelling. The environments, from cozy apartments to lively social settings, are rendered with care and contribute significantly to the immersive atmosphere of the game. The sound design further enriches the experience with a soundtrack that complements the emotional ebb and flow of the narrative. Music ranges from soft and romantic melodies to upbeat and playful tracks, setting the mood for different scenes and encounters. Voice acting is present for many key interactions, adding warmth and personality to the characters and enhancing immersion. Ambient sounds and subtle effects round out the audio experience without distracting from the story, ensuring players remain focused on the unfolding drama and romance. While Making Lovers succeeds in many areas, it does have some limitations that may affect certain players. The pacing can sometimes feel uneven, with dialogue-heavy segments that might test the patience of those more interested in action or faster progression. Additionally, as an adult visual novel, the game’s explicit content and themes may not appeal to everyone, limiting its audience. Some players might also find that despite the branching paths, certain narrative arcs converge or share similarities, which could lessen the feeling of agency over the long term. However, these issues are relatively minor in the context of a game that prioritizes emotional engagement and replayability. In summary, Making Lovers is a standout adult visual novel that combines mature themes with strong storytelling, well-developed characters, and meaningful player choices. It offers a thoughtful exploration of romance and intimacy that goes beyond surface-level erotica to provide a genuinely immersive and emotionally resonant experience. For players who appreciate interactive narratives that delve into the complexities of relationships and personal connection, Making Lovers presents a compelling journey filled with heart, humor, and sensuality. While it may not cater to everyone, those willing to engage with its mature content and nuanced writing will find it a richly rewarding experience that invites multiple playthroughs and deeper exploration. Rating: 9/10
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สานฝัน เล่นเสวกับพี่สาว นักพยากรอากาศ ชาวญี่ปุ่น ของกูสุดๆ เล่นเสวกันทั้งวันทั้งคืน
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I'd say it's pretty good. If you're into VNs, you'll definitely enjoy it. The comedy was hit or miss sometimes funny, sometimes sometimes way too cliche. Overall though it was enjoyable for sure. I've completed all the routes. Karen's and Saki's stood out to me as the best, great character development and story.
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This game is truly one of a kind. Given that rom coms have saturated all forms of media, Making Lovers has everything you can expect, from balls to the walls writing, ungodly amounts of self-awareness, and more importantly, a premise that makes for a promising, unique romance anime adaptation. There are a total of 5 girls in this game and after reading through other steam reviews, I'm surprised how there's a girl for everyone out there, you can see people discuss who best girl in the community hub and that just shows how different they are from one another. In terms of basic descriptions, you have the mature, caring weather lady; quirky, awkward gamer girl; hardworking model who just wants to relax and vent; doting brocon step sister who has surprisingly good chemistry with the MC and everyone's favorite- Karen, grounded yet lovely flower lady who always gets back up on her feet despite her circumstances. Like I said, there's a girl for everyone and the overwhelmingly positive reviews can attest this. Karen's route alone should be adapted into an anime. Romances between two mature, working adults,are rare. As I grow older, I find myself getting tired of the high school romance trope, because I have simply outgrown the target demographic. Their relationship is not only based on believable circumstances that adults face, but is also mutually supportive and for a lack of a better word, magical. Karen, due to unexpected circumstances, finds herself caught in transition between jobs and was homeless for a while. That was when Kazumi noticed her wearing the same pair of broken heels and carrying the same suitcase after a while. Realizing that she wasn't really going on an overseas business trip like she claimed, he offers her his bed and never once belittles Karen or mocks her situation. He remains respectful throughout their supposedly temporary cohabitation arrangement, while stubbornly sticking to his principles of not letting his fellow college classmate go homeless. Karen, the equally stubborn and self-respecting woman that she is, also never exploits Kazumi's kindness, she makes concrete plans on when to move out as soon as her first florist paycheck arrives. She never once pities herself or complains about how hard her situation is as a woman, she is independent yet returns the same respect that Kazumi has shown. Yet despite having mutual respect, they bicker all the damn time and it's very satisfying to read. Their chemistry works so well throughout the entire route and you'd wonder why they didn't get together sooner and that's what elevates this route up there. Karen's route highlights one of the most realistic stages in one's life: graduating into adulthood. In of one of their heart-to-heart discussions, Karen laments how she was a bit infuriated by Kazumi's laidbackness towards his own future when they first met in college. Despite studying the same degree, they had vastly different ideas of their futures and she admitted to looking down on Kazumi for his simpleminded laziness. However, upon graduating and landing her first job, Karen realized how unflattering society can be towards fresh grads. Reality is often disappointing and her self-viewed superiority ultimately left her scammed by a roommate and rendered helpless when faced with eviction. You don't just have these conversations with people you don't view as close, nor do you have these moments as a young high schooler (at least I hope not). The moments where you look back and realize how trivial our insecurities were compared to the actual real shit that we're all dealing with, day by day. Sharing these intimate thoughts with a romantic partner in a respectful exchange, is all the reason why I love this route. I also love how only Karen route is given a mini-arc where she has pour her soul into a flower arrangement competition. Not only is it her passion as a design major, but it once again presents as an opportunity for Karen to prove herself. Despite him not into competitions, Kazumi remains supportive and understanding how much it meant to her. The best part is how Karen was able to win because of how her loving relationship with Kazumi has inspired her work and ultimately gave her a W. These two, by being in a wholesome relationship, have not just won a goddamn flower arrangement competition, but my heart as well.
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Making*Lovers is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
Making*Lovers is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 28.99€ on Steam.
Making*Lovers received 627 positive votes out of a total of 644 achieving an impressive rating of 9.06.
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Making*Lovers was developed by SMEE and published by NekoNyan Ltd..
Making*Lovers is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Making*Lovers is not playable on MacOS.
Making*Lovers is not playable on Linux.
Making*Lovers is a single-player game.
Making*Lovers does not currently offer any DLC.
Making*Lovers does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Making*Lovers does not support Steam Remote Play.
Making*Lovers 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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Developer
SMEE
Publisher
NekoNyan Ltd.
Release
03 Apr 2020
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