Love Tavern

The game is pretty much as listed on the tin: a lightweight management sim with H elements. As is par for my course, all H games are granted an extra star because the competition is so pathetic. As others have warned, it is very likely a ported mobile game. However, I am panning it because it was rather buggy, low effort, poorly balanced, and generally uninteresting. Most of the bugs weren't showstoppers (other than the one that made the UI disappear and required fully exiting the game without saving, because they didn't properly test the port nor implement keyboard commands), but were of the missing reference/image/text or typo variety. On top of the bugs, a non-trivial amount of features were either lacking explanation or the explanation was incorrect. To add insult to injury, the game would auto-resume from a paused state when accessing certain screens. Most of the girls have their own mini-questline (which includes regular match-3 minigames). However, I found almost all of the stories rather dull and the rewards for doing them basically worthless, outside of H-unlocks. As far as the H goes, there is a decent amount of it. Though be aware that it is almost all monster girls and relies heavily on image stretching/warping for 'animation'. The progress goals are frequently counter-productive. Almost all of the build/upgrade goals require you to do things that hurt your margins. Fortunately, these can be gotten around by just building->upgrading->destroying a room over and over. Each build/upgrade counts towards the goal. The rooms don't even have to exist at the same time. To conclude: Meh. If the average H-game wasn't such a sorry excuse, this wouldn't even warrant a glance.

A bit too much of a grind even without the monitzation that was removed for this version, the art is fine, the H scenese are a little too warped because of the type of movement they did.

grind fest idle game, please add an option to increase scroll speed as well

It's nothing to complicated. Ya have a base, ya add your rooms, ya hire people to tend them (and special beings too) and ya try to make a profit (plus sex). Game has events, it has specialty clients, it's well put together for a management. But if ya click a bit more, look a little harder, you'll find stories/games that breaks the tetiuom a bit. Having said that, it is still tetious; and there really isn't a concequense for failure, like if your under budget for the month the main will just ask you to do better next month. In the end, it did what it sets out to do.