Sakura in Paris Reviews

A Very cute yuri story of hurt and love. Not that long but is a choice driven story. It kind of bases it's theme around a missing parent and it's implications, I recommend.

Length: It's short. Takes about an hour and half to get to credits. Art: While the art is pretty, I have seen some speculation that it is AI generated. Also, the art is static, the characters only have one image the entire game, except for credits. Only backgrounds change. Whoever is talking is highlighted, but no facial expressions or body pose changes so you just stop looking at the art and read through very quickly after getting introduced to a character. Story: In my opinion this is not much of a romance. One route is so bad and ends very abruptly that it is just not believable to me. The main story was fine, but I was a little bored. Also, several words were misspelled. Choices: Choices are fairly pointless outside of those that effect who you end up with. Example, at one point you choose what to eat. I found no effect to dialogue nor routes. Several choices you make seem arbitrary. Overall: I felt like the game was incomplete and lacked heart. Really does make me wonder how much of this was done by AI.

Let us not even talk about the rumor that the in game art is AI generated, because the story isn't that much better. The Main Character has no growth (what you would think should be the case because the game starts with your gf (who I would have loved to win back but you can't) breaking up with you, because you are selfish. Then you basically go on a journey to find your dad who you never met. That is pretty much the plot. At the end you are forced together with one of 2 other love interests (so multiple romancable women means *2*). Yes, it is a Yuri story (let`s go lesbians! Let`s go!) but saldy not a very good one.