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Destiny Star Girlfriend

Destiny Star Girlfriend

|Japan|Visual Novel, Adventure

9.7 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

92 ratings
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Steam · Player score9.7/1092 ratings
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Why play it

The Steam version of Destiny Star Girlfriend with its sexual content removed.

Story and worldbuilding

When campus nobody Seiji is attacked by unhinged space demons, it’s his classroom crush Yuuri who shows up to save the day! Her magical-girl powers easily vanquish the enemy, but a surprise ambush forces her to dive in harm’s way to shield him—leaving both fatally wounded. Luckily, Miss Fujiko arrives on the scene with an enchanted thread to bind both their life forces, sparing them from certain death. Over the next three months as Seiji and Yuuri slowly recover, the pair are on doctor’s orders to stay within one meter of each other or risk snapping their “red string of fate.” With his dream girl only centimeters away at every waking moment, will Seiji finally summon the courage to shoot his shot?

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.7/10 across 92 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

Play style

This is a Port leaning into Visual Novel, Adventure. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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NookGamingThomas Knight · 21 Oct, 2023
7/10

Destiny Star Girlfriend is a very focused experience and, while short, this works to its benefit. It delivers a sweet romance, occasional moments of surprising depth, and plenty of comedy, supported by some great visuals. Perhaps it could have given us a chance to get to know the other characters a little more, but that's what the sequels are for.

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