How to Fool a Liar King Remastered Reviews

Cute Story, Cute artwork, Cute Characters

I like that being a heroine who punches all my problems is a legit way to play. T_T why no Myana waifu route

This is a cute game, mildly entertaining and the second game in a series of 3, I believe. It's not a bad game and I enjoyed the first playthrough. The 100% is a bit of a slog since it's the same story all over again with only minor changes in writing. The art style is okay, the music is okay and the series has an overarching story that is pretty good. While the first game in the series (How to take off your mask) is slow in kicking off said storyline, the second game sets it off and it becomes more interesting from there. The characters are quirky and sorta likeable, but somewhat naive and a little odd. The main character is strong but a bit too violent for my taste. The love interest is not my type either. Price is a bit steep (14,79 euros as of writing this), however I got it on sale so I feel I got my moneys worth that way, so get it on sale.

The second story in the Eroolia series is a sweet romantic comedy about a girl named Regina (name changeable) and a mysterious stranger named Juli. This is the Remastered version of the original game. Though I can't comment on the improvements since I haven't played the original game, I know that the developer spent 3 years to remaster the three games in the Eroolia series and made substantial improvements to the original game. This game is simple and lighthearted, but enjoyable, nonetheless. The sprites and CGs are beautifully drawn and captivating. There is also a nice opening theme song sung by Inatsuri and insert song sung by Yuriko Yano (which you can purchase as DLCs on Steam), as well as good background music. This is by far my favourite story in the series, but it's probably because Juli is my favourite male lead out of all the Eroolia stories. I definitely suggest you play this game before the third and last game "How to Sing to Open Your Heart" as the story line of the last game is heavily built on the second game.