Dream Girls Collection Reviews

Very glitchy. You can solve the puzzle and half the time it won't register that you have and then you have to do it again. It's also quite boring and not particularly "erotic" or whatever.

Dream Girls Collection is a puzzle game with some cute animal girls. Would you like to know more about dating them? If you're familiar with the previous title from Hunny Bunny Studio, Anime Zodiac, then you will know what to expect, as you get pretty much the same title, just different anime girls. To those who don't know, the gameplay here consists of rotating tiles to form a picture. That's it. You won't find any challenges here, just casual puzzles. There are 15 stages, and each can be completed in a minute or two. Everything can be easily finished in less than 20 min. Even for a budget title, it is way too short. Well, you could extend the fun by replaying the game once, since you get different pictures depending on whether you play the 18+ version or not. Bit of an artificial extension, but there is an option for those who want it. I, personally, can't say I hate this type of puzzle game. However, I finished Anime Zodiac and expected something new here. Unfortunately, my hopes were dashed. My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined. The art is the main selling point of this title. I like the anime style of this dev. Very soft and cute drawings of various animal girls in two versions: standard and chibi. Also, alternate 18+ versions. All characters are animated, and the h-scenes contain simple animation loops. Just the art might be worth the price, depending on your preferences. Music is very calming. I really like the tracks accompanying the gameplay. The opening song is a nice bonus. No complaints here. No bugs encountered. To conclude, this simple tile-rotating puzzle contains very little content and is all very casual. The attractive art and music improve the experience a lot, though. However, there is nothing new, except for the art, when compared with the previous title. This lack of innovation prevents me from recommending this game: 4/10

so it is broken except for when you change frame rates, go into your refresh rate in nvidia and change it to 59 hz

Dream Girls Collection is an extremely simple game where the image of a girl (usually with a guy) is broken up into a 6x4 grid and you must rotate the pieces back to form the proper image. There are 12 girls and the entire game takes roughly 15 minutes. There is no challenge whatsoever. There is also a gallery. The image quality is okay, not bad, but nothing to write home about either and even though its only $0.99, it's a bit overpriced. *The in-store DLC provides uncensored, non-mosaic'd visuals.

This game is epic. The cow, bat and fluffy are the best! Each animation comes with texts that greatly expand the game, and there are a lot of girls to arrange. I recommend it.

Puzzle game with nice art but slight weird looking animations. You can skip every level to easily unlock the art. Small time sink which is not really worth the time.

It’s a decent puzzle game. I found the non-nude version to be more of a challenge. As the borders of each scene are less defined. But it's a pity that the achievements don't count towards your total and perfect games.

Too much of a simple game with low quality CG for its price. WIll not recommend to buy it.

TL;DR: Dream Girls Collection is a tile flipping game where you rotate tiles in order to complete the image, which plays a short Live 2D animation for you to enjoy. It's a little crusty and if I had the opportunity to both recommend and not recommend this game I would, but the product is overall as advertised and so it's really up to you if you were interested enough by the store page. + Product is as advertised, no false promises + Cute little blurbs about the characters once you've completed their stages + A good variety of cute girls loosely based on animals - Music is a little crusty at times - Parts of the artwork seem incomplete -------------------------------------- I think my experience of Dream Girls Collection can best be described as... meh? It's not an awful game by any means, I think that you're going to be getting your money's worth out of it for a dollar or less. It is, however, a little on the unimpressive side. The girls are cute enough and I appreciate that the developer(s) went to the lengths of giving short blurbs about each girl and her likes, dislikes, etc. I do think that these could have stood to be a little more lewd than they really are, but that's such a small complaint. The gameplay is fairly monotonous and uninteresting: click a tile until it's in the right spot and repeat until all the tiles are in the right spot. Take a few random guesses about cloud placement or weird cave structures every now and again, but nothing difficult by any means. Do this for 15 levels and you've unlocked every level and get access to the gallery if you'd like to repeat the loops for the levels you've completed. You do get some music while you're playing, but admittedly the music is pretty crusty at points and actually hurt my ears to the point of just muting the game. The artwork of the game is... fine? It's nothing terrible and some of it is actually kind of good for being Live 2D, but it does have some issues. Ignoring some anatomy questions, I did notice that part of the 12th girl's head is missing and some of the characters don't seem to be quite complete. The art can look a little strange at times, but the girls are cute and I do genuinely enjoy most of the art in the game. Although I'd describe this as a very middle of the road game and a very short experience with not a whole lot to offer, I think that if you're interested in the advertised gameplay and you find that the advertised girls are cute, I think there are worse things than dropping a dollar on this product.

Set of puzzles where you rotate the pieces of a picture until it is complete and in the right order/direction. Doing so shows you an image, and you get some "facts" about that type of animal girl and their strengths, weaknesses, and how to tame them... or not.