Ayakashi: Romance Reborn

Is this a game about love or battles but it’s good

This game had a lot of great features, beautiful art, and interactive games. Suddenly, in October of 2022, they announced there would be no more updates, but the game would still be available to play. November 20th, my iPhone updated, and I was locked out of the game. This made me mad, because I had paid for features and items that were unused, and didn’t even get to finish out the monthly bonus I paid for. Sloppy way to close out a game. My review would have been 5 star had it not ended in such an abrupt way.

Nice characters, they each have a backstory that makes you curious. Was a little surprised that this game doesn’t offer two or more choices during the story. The mc could be a little annoying at times (personal opinion) but, overall it’s a nice game.

I don’t do many reviews on phone apps. But this game is honestly so fun. You don’t need to spend money ever if you don’t want to. You still get the same amazing story lines and fun love outcomes. Each love story with each character has its own unique adding to the main story. I honestly didn’t expect that I thought for sure it be like most and keeP it basically the same but with different guys. But nope it’s amazing app :).

Pls make diamonds easier to get :(

While it’s still and always will be an amazing game, i’ve noticed quite a few mishaps and glitches. i’ve recently been getting doubles upon doubles of cards i only bought once, and there’s been times where a character says another characters lines. it’s probably just a mistake or a twitch in the coding or something, but it’s still caused me quite a stir. i’ve gotten a total of approximately 230+ of the same cards, and still more. i hope this issue is resolved quickly, while i’m getting money from exchanging the cards i’m losing patience. do hope for updates in the future and love the effort so far.

I’ve played this game since July of 2019 and I absolutely adore it. The characters are amazing and the story is so intriguing. I like the layout of the game and how it operates. You also don’t have to pay to play which is a huge plus!

When I tried to start a new game it tells me to put name and username put every time I put something it just keeps saying it don’t know, am I doing something wrong or is it just the game??

I feel like all of the characters are much more developed than other mobile dating sims I’ve played, and each of their stories vary enough that it’s not dull to go through all of them. It does help with the draws to spend a bit of money, but if you’re patient, you don’t have to, and it doesn’t leave you missing out on anything. All around very good game.

I like this game a lot, even though they have yet to release the Book 1 (Night) I care about and thus the romance route I want (Yakumo); my main problem with it, is I really hate MC, and that they don’t let you have any dialog options, or your own character. They force you to do and say things you never would, and I totally disagree with MC’s choice like 95% of the time. It is basically just a book you’re reading, AUs of the same girl’s life. edit, spoilers for Book 1 (Night): Having now read the book I was waiting for (although the romance routes have yet to be released) I can say I agree more with the dialogue put into your mouth as MC, however I still wish there were options, a little permutations in the plot— especially if they could manage not to divide it up into routes but let you play with all the guys as potential mates that you rule out through your own choices/interactions/intimacy scores/whatever system they’d like to implement. They have been hinting, mostly through snippets delivered outside of the story (for example Facebook posts) that Yakumo may be a darker character than he lets on, however if what the story seems to be implying (spoilers! that he is the doctor experimenting on ayakashi), this would be the writers pulling a D&D from Game of Thrones on us, Daenerys-style. Everything’s been so curated so we only got hints and never actually interacted with anything but a facade, if so, and I think that’s weak writing. Let the villain/anti-villain be themselves the whole time, let the readers be thinking, ‘I can’t believe I never put the pieces together’ not ‘where did this come from?’ It feels like the writers had an idea of where they wanted his character to go/the role they wanted him to play, and then wrote a character that would purposely mislead us from guessing at his true nature. Of course, this is conjecture, they could take the story in an entirely different direction than they seem to be.. On the cons I’ve seen in other reviews: if you log in daily, you actually accumulate diamonds very quickly, as for every event they usually have 25 diamonds as the final login reward, and then for each patrol you can get 9 diamonds once you unlock the patrol dialogue and the different challenges for that patrol; there’s usually 5 patrols per event, meaning you earn upwards of 70 diamonds, and that’s not even figuring in event rewards. I’ve never once paid to participate in this game; I do sometimes not have enough diamonds because the amount