This is an interesting leisure origami game, which can exercise your hands-on ability. In the game, you must fold the paper as much as possible into the specified cute graphics in the specified origami times. The game is very challenging from easy to difficult.
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Quick game for some easy achievements.
Hot and Lovely 3 is one of those games you play for the plot. The story is great and the action intense. Just kidding, it is folding paper so you can screw Waifu’s afterwards. That is all there is to it. Ten levels on easy mode, ten levels which are exactly the same but then on hard mode. Eighty levels total.
Graphics and sounds are just moving images and sound effects in a two second loop. Nothing special. The “action” is also the same loop but with a different facial expression.
I have to say, the levels are pretty hard. The easy stages are doable, but the harder ones are sometimes impossible. With enough trial and error, you will get them eventually.
Only complaint I have with this game is that the detection is sometimes broken. You fold your little paper exactly like the example on screen and get a big fat zero on the progression counter. When you do the same sh!t again, exactly the same, it shoots to one hundred percent.
For me, the only reason I played this game is to get twenty-seven easy achievements and another “complete game” in my library. If I want to watch Waifu’s in action I can use other sources.
For the cheap price or if you are a big fan of the traditional Japanese Origami arts, I would recommend it.
Hot and Lovely 3 is one of those games you play for the plot. The story is great and the action intense. Just kidding, it is folding paper so you can screw Waifu’s afterwards. That is all there is to it. Ten levels on easy mode, ten levels which are exactly the same but then on hard mode. Eighty levels total.
Graphics and sounds are just moving images and sound effects in a two second loop. Nothing special. The “action” is also the same loop but with a different facial expression.
I have to say, the levels are pretty hard. The easy stages are doable, but the harder ones are sometimes impossible. With enough trial and error, you will get them eventually.
Only complaint I have with this game is that the detection is sometimes broken. You fold your little paper exactly like the example on screen and get a big fat zero on the progression counter. When you do the same sh!t again, exactly the same, it shoots to one hundred percent.
For me, the only reason I played this game is to get twenty-seven easy achievements and another “complete game” in my library. If I want to watch Waifu’s in action I can use other sources.
For the cheap price or if you are a big fan of the traditional Japanese Origami arts, I would recommend it.