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Love Shore

Love Shore

|Visual Novel, Indie

6.9 /10

Okay

Niche

74 ratings
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Why play it

Play as Sam or Farah as they attempt to navigate the neon thrills of their cyberpunk city Love Shore, solve murders, fight gods and maybe fall in love.

Story and worldbuilding

After a fertility crisis changed the landscape of the city for good, a single company stepped in to help the residents: Life S. Incorporated, a biotech firm that claimed to be able to build life out of raw DNA, creating a fully formed human with thoughts, feelings, and morality of their own. Their minds, physical appearance, and personality would be drawn from their parents’ DNA, but the children would be ‘born’ using artificial bodies. This new generation would be called the S.Humans: a non-aging, tough form of new life.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.9/10 across 74 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

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

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RPG FanNeal Chandran · 8 Jul, 2023
8.1/10

Love Shore has ideas I would like to see expanded on in the visual novel genre.

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GameBlastIvanir Ignacchitti · 30 Jun, 2023
7/10

Love Shore is a visual novel with an enticing and well written plot but, curiously, its gameplay leaves a little to be desired. The lack of quality of life elements already considered trivial in the market to the point of being default features in visual novel engines cuts down a little of the player control. The result is a really interesting story with an inconvenient gameplay that should be fixed to offer a much better experience.

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