Souji Souai LOVE: Idols Meet Cleaning Products in a Quirky Visual Novel
In a surprising twist, Souji Souai LOVE merges the worlds of idols and cleaning products, presenting a unique take on the visual novel genre. The character designs are whimsical, with heads of detergent bottles offering a bizarre yet amusing aesthetic. Gameplay is straightforward, focusing on dialogue choices that dictate the narrative flow, but lacks depth. While the premise is creative, the execution feels somewhat shallow, appealing more to novelty than substance. This is a game that thrives on its absurdity, which may not resonate with everyone. Nevertheless, it’s an interesting commentary on consumer culture in Japan. - Free to play, it’s worth a quick look for the sheer novelty. - However, those seeking a traditional visual novel experience may be disappointed. For more, check out Eurogamer's review. Overall, it’s a delightful oddity but lacks the depth to make it a lasting experience.
