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Her Love in the Force

Her Love in the Force

|Japan|Visual Novel, Adventure

5.0 /10

Meh

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Why play it

The Story: Join The Public Safety Police Academy and dive into a world of men! In pursuit of your dreams of becoming a detective, your supervisor encourages you to enter The Public Safety Police Academy. But as it turns out, this school is full of elite and ruthless officers from around the country! Will you survive...?!

Story and worldbuilding

You've just entered a police academy with high hopes for your future. It's just happened that you'd need not only study here, but also be an aide for one of the handsome instructors and work on some real cases with him. As there is only two women in this academy there is no way you won't fall in love with somebody around you.

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Leans into Visual Novel, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 27 Jan, 2021
5/10

Her Love in the Force is fine. If you're comfortable with the themes, then there's a lot of raw content to work through, and if you do find the boys appealing then you'll get to spend a lot of time with them. On the other hand, there's nothing inspiring about what Her Love in the Force offers, it's not a particularly attractive game on the eye, and the narrative really struggles to make these men interesting enough to want to romance. You know an otome game is in trouble when you don't have a favourite boy, and perhaps Her Love in the Force should have been left back in 2014.

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