Crush Crush

The dating world can be quite cruel with those willing to enter it, but things usually work themselves out if you are patient enough. Video games have managed to capitalize on this subject as well, on the other hand, especially when it comes to anime flicks and visual novels that revolve around being able to choose between multiple partners and pursue a relationship with them.

Crush Crush is a clicker game with dating sim elements in which your role is simple: impress girls by giving them money and attention. You also have to click on them for thousands of times in order to win their love, which doesn’t exactly make sense in the grand scheme of things, but it’s understandable in the genre. In short, the game is designed to keep you with a smile on your face.

Each girl starts with an abysmal opinion of you, probably because the main character always manages to make a terrible first impression. As an example, you hit the first girl with your car by accident, which means that you have to pay for her medical bills and keep her cheerful throughout her recovery period. It doesn’t stop there, however, because her demands get much greater later on.

Girlfriends are not easy to maintain in Crush Crush, especially if you want to get closer to them. A great deal of money is needed to buy them gifts and acquire all sorts of items, which is why jobs are a must. You can work multiple jobs at the same time, and they each reward you with money, although they also require some skills. These skills are learned from hobbies, and they are also vital in your relationships, too.

Naturally, there are in-app purchases as well, although they do not really have an impact on your ability to have fun with the game. They are mostly there to speed things up if you are not patient enough, so they shouldn’t be a bother. The graphics are very colorful and vibrant, while the girls can be pretty attractive, at least if you are comfortable with the anime style.

All things considered, Crush Crush becomes a tad too slow to be actively played after a while, but it’s great to check up on it every now and again, especially since it mostly plays itself. It’s also quite funny and colorful, which should improve your mood if you are feeling down.