Brothers, I browsed the forum today and came across a new game called "Obeibei's Single Diary". I saw that it was about love and development, and I, an old antique, suddenly felt a little emotional 😂
I think back then, there were no smartphones at that time, so all we played were love games on Famicom and PC. I remember that the first thing I came into contact with was "Heartbeat Memories", which was a masterpiece in 1994! In order to chase the girl named Fujisaki Shiori, I stayed up for three whole nights, just to max out my stats, and I had to avoid other girls confessing to her. It was very tiring. Later, when I went to college, I was obsessed with the "Celebrity Ambition" series for a long time. Being an agent and falling in love at the same time was such a memory of my youth.
The mobile games played by young people nowadays have incredibly delicate graphics and simple operations, but to be honest, sometimes I really miss the persistence of "playing it over ten times for one save". This "Obeibei's Single Diary" really stood out to me. The painting style is that cute cartoon style. The protagonist is a star-chasing girl. I have to help her escape from romance, find the Mr. Right, and improve herself. Isn't this an upgraded version of "Pretty Girl DreamWorks" back then! It's just that I used to raise my daughter, but now I raise myself, and I feel more down-to-earth.
And it's free, which is too friendly to the Zero Krypton Party. I remember that when we played "Memories of Autumn", we had to save money and buy genuine CDs. At that time, a disc cost dozens of yuan, which was enough to eat instant noodles for a week 😭 Although today's games have a lot of krypton gold points, at least it is free to get started, and it is still fun.
Anyway, an old player like me likes this set, it's both nostalgic and innovative. If you have played the love games from back then, you might as well try this, maybe you can find some of the feeling of chasing girls back then. Of course, in reality, you still have to rely on yourself, the game is just an adjustment, brothers!