Bishoujo Battle Hanafuda Koi-Koi Reviews

A hesitant thumbs up. For a beginner it's a great way to learn the game. The tutorial is fairly well done and the lower 2 difficulties are fun and somewhat of a challenge. The card are is well done as well. I find the major problem is when you go to 3 or 4 star difficulty. On 3 star, the AI becomes petty, sometimes won't give you a match for up to 4 turns in one match, and when it wants to win, it will win. A 4 star plays like it vicious villain who likes to drag you through the slimy mud and then steal 49 points from you in the very last round. YUP. So yeah, I'm enjoying the game, but I really think the harder difficulties are a little...cheaty.

It's Koi Koi and it works well. Pros: -Great animation speed. -Great art design. -Easy to learn for beginners. -Campaign design is addictive. Cons: -Music gets annoying after 40 minute mark of continuous play. -Although great art overall, SOME art on the collectible cards are drawn too differently and not as appealing. Neutral comment: Just like any other Koi Koi games / apps, rules are slightly different than how I play in real life. Would be nice to select certain scoring systems but it seems there's no universal rules for scoring as every digital Koi Koi game I purchase has slightly different scoring systems.

Pretty good at teaching you mechanics if you've never played, and an alright progression in difficulty. No complaints really. It's just hanafuda

1 and 2 stars battles are for relax. from 3 stars and up 90% u will lost. 3 hours for 3 stars match and i only managed to win less than 10 rounds, and only 1 card for 3 stars collection. is it pure luck? i dont think so. and its no more fun. overall, this game is now gone from my list. i dont think i will come this kind of game from this developer any more

Easy to pick-up, hard to master. The game does a great job showing you the ropes and helping you understand how to pair each card set. It'll take a while for you to know the sets by heart (I still need to rely on the helper and on the set list) but the more you play, the more it becomes second nature. The game has pretty nice presentation, and the anime girls are just a nice visual treat for you to collect as you play through the campaign. It's really nice to notice that, without trying too hard, you start strategising over which cards to pick, whether you should push a koi-koi, or not. Overall, if you want a relaxing card game with nice visuals and easy-to-learn mechanics, go for it.

So this game appears to be about Hanafuda. It is an interesting game, and this teaches you how to play, and has nice art to boot. Nice atmosphere and background music. And the guides aren't bad either (and no, they do not get naked or have big chests... that I saw anyway, much more tasteful). I would recommend this.

I was a big fan of the other koi-koi game by Zoo Corporation, this one is basically a copy of it, except that you face anime girls and collect anime girl cards. The other game is more traditional and has DLC maps. Make your choice

After a few plays, koikoi does not seem that interesting. However: - the app does a very good job at teaching it, which was the motive of my purchase. - graphics and interface are really polished and enjoyable. - for those interested, it looks like there is an active community of players and a working leaderboard.

I realy liked Koi-Koi Japan and I like this one too, but it seems the same game... Next time you could add something like a monetary system with what one can unlock characters, card sleeves and mats. I'd love some feudal japanese theme too. Maybe, instead of playing with the same guy 5 times in campaign, you could add some kind of a ladder inside each region, like against a Citizen > Yakuza > Ronin > Daimyo. (You could make them all girls, I don't care... I understand the World needs bishoujos. xD ) All things said... Still best Koi-Koi video game ever! Thank you! <3

I really like the art style of the cards and it's super easy to learn, i have not seen any nudity or sexual content in over 7 hours of playing so i don't understand why it has those tags and warnings but it is still a great simple card game so i recommend giving it a try if you like the way the cards look and just want a simple fast paced card game.