Win Over the Flawed Girl

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About this game

「Win Over the Flawed Girl 」is an easy two-choice puzzle game to make the little flawed beauty girls (monsters, spirits and ghosts) happy！
Caution：If you make a wrong choice, you’ll end up with a BAD ending！！
All the stages are free！
Live game welcome！
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How to play
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1）First, confirm the question
2）Make your choice！
3）If you are right, you will move on to the next question.
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Situation
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Kuchisake-onna
Hachishaku-sama
Sukima-onna
Hanako-san　　　　etc

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Ratings and reviews

Strange, very strange. it's not bad for what it is. very quick mini stories about romance with monsters or stalkers or random women. not bad, just nothing I'd play again... and yet I can't stop either. the simple side is attractive. downside. none of the ads have worked. so I have to go back in the menu to replay to see the missed failed ending. honestly faster to go back than watch an advert.

Good game. Initially starts as a game that took those "choose between these two options for romance and fail or succeed" with Japanese folklore turned into anime girls, which caught my eye...but after a few minutes of playing, IMMEDIATELY threw that concept out the window and became like all the others. Also, the ADS. Make a choice and see your results? Ad. Start the game? Ad. Move on to the next stage? AD. I get it "monetization," but it's overkill. Still a good time waster.

I like it, although it's very repetitive. Choices are either "Do what's obviously right or wrong / nice or mean" or, "Choose between these 2 options that don't actually mean anything, but if you click the wrong one you fail so we can give you an ad." There is lots of advertisements, one after every choice, so about 1 ad per minute. The art and stories are nice, but it's nothing different from the others, and I wish there was more variety to the stories other than romance.