City of Love: Paris vs Yandere Simulator
City of Love: Paris
City of Love: Paris , developed by none other than Ubisoft, lets you dive into an interactive drama where you'll get to play as the heroine of your own story. Enjoy a storyline filled with romance and mystery as you visit various iconic Parisian locations like the Louvre, Notre-Dame cathedral, Montmartre, and more. The game also has a cast of well-fleshed-out characters for you to meet and flirt with... and who knows? You may end up finding your one true love!Like most games in this new interactive storytelling genre though, City of Love: Paris happens to be rather restrictive when it comes to premium decisions and unlocking new episodes. Having to wait a whole day just for 5 minutes of gameplay isn't exactly the idea of fun. However, the game is superb illustrations - better than most of the interactive storytelling games out there - and an interface that's very easy to navigate.
So, if you enjoy a romantic story that has a dash of mystery in it, City of Love: Paris is the game you should play. Just bear in mind that you will only be able to play this game in short bursts so you might want to fill in the time with some other games like City of Love: Paris that you may like.
Yandere Simulator
Yandere Simulator is a very unique stealth-based simulation game that involves a Yandere girl or boy whom you'll be playing as and a senpai that you are creepily stalking. Despite its apparently romantic theme, the game gets dark really quickly when you realize that you will need to get rid of competitors who are gunning for your senpai by any means necessary... and yes, that sometimes means you might have to kill or at least socially destroy your rival. However, there are many factors in play, for example, you can't do anything remotely evil while your senpai is near enough to notice, or that your reputation will decrease whenever you are spotted doing anything incriminating by anybody at the high school you attend. You'll also gain access to a special skill, Yandere Vision, which allows you to have a bit of an unfair advantage since you'll get to see through walls and important figures and objects will be automatically highlighted.Due to the nature of the game, it is safe to say that this is not a game for children or maybe even impressionable teens. However, the concept that the game is based on is quite interesting to say the least and although the game is still in its alpha, the game seemed to have garnered a rather large amount of interest from the gaming community. The game's sandbox build is currently free-to-play but the full game is expected to be a buy-to-play.
Platforms
Visit Website Visit Website 
