Love is … in the little things review: embrace love like never before

Love is … in the little things is one of the romantic games made by Lunosoft. The game displays the vibrant artwork of a South Korean artist named Puung and it’s a romantic title. Without further ado, let’s dive into the review. In this article, we’ll look at love is … in the little things and share our first impressions of the game.

Find love in this ever-changing world we live in

Starting with Love is … in the little things revision, Puuung, our protagonist, feels that love releases the light from many small things we encounter in our daily life. Often, due to several reasons, either being busy or just not in the mood, we miss these little things.

But if we see these little things in perspective, we will find love … really in the little things. Lunosoft wanted us to feel the same with the help of his works. The player’s goal is to discover the objects and hearts specified in the non-colored image. The story is about a couple in love.

As the levels progress, different parts of the story emerge. The story itself is beautiful and fun. Love is always a point of interest for many people. This game defines how these two characters met and loved each other. The plot is divided into 31 episodes with each episode divided into smaller segments.

Solve puzzles from hidden pictures set to the rhythm of love

After completing the puzzle, the character’s monologue appears which creates a good connection with the scene and point of the story. With each little bit, the whole story adds up as a slice of life and a girl’s experience with her partner of being in love and wanting each other.

To complete all episodes, the player must have a good eye for detail and the ability to perceive the small things in the bigger things. Some objects are easily visible, but some are a little hard to notice. Upon completion of certain episodes, wallpaper rewards are granted. These are Puuung’s original artwork. Gamers can download the wallpaper and use it on their devices, which is a really cool feature.

Love is … in the little things it also gives players access to Puuung’s original soundtracks. There are seven different soundtracks. Players can hear them as they progress through the story. On top of that, there is a dedicated option to play music as the player likes it which is a pretty good quality of life detail.

The game features beautiful artwork along with relaxing music

All the scenes in the game are the artwork of Puuung, who really deserves credit for some beautiful creations here. Players are expected to immerse themselves in the story as they discover objects from the artwork. The style of representation of this game is unique compared to other titles. But it leaves no room for players not to be surprised.

With each touch on the object, the color spreads correctly. After finishing a level, the colors of the entire artwork are displayed. The music is appropriate for the setting of the plot. Smooth and pleasant. The theme of those songs also fits the story of the game and you won’t be able to tell which one is best as they are all really good.

Ads are a constant distraction in the hot season of love

Let’s talk about another aspect of the game, which would be privacy. Almost all Android apps are involved in tracking users and their sensitive data. While playing Love is … in small things, we noticed some tracking attempts by the app. At the end of the test, we found 13 attempts in 1 hour. However, the number is not static and attempts can vary from device to device based on a number of factors.

Compared to other apps, this number is considered low to medium tracking aggression. Due to the nature of the game, there are fewer IAP options. The only in-app purchase option in the game is the option to remove ads from the game. And it costs about $ 5 to take advantage of that benefit. Ads are really annoying. An announcement is displayed after you finish a level.

Sometimes, the ad screen may freeze, which leads users to forcibly quit the game and start over. One of the most frustrating things about the game is the ad-based reward system. Normally, the game offers rewards in exchange for displaying advertisements. But often, after viewing the ads, the close button doesn’t work. Even after successfully withdrawing from that page, the reward is simply not credited to the player. This is a kind of weakening in exchange for displaying ads.

Final verdict

30 episodes is a fair amount of content and it’s pretty much confirmed that it will take a long time for players to finish each episode. The only annoying thing about this game are the advertisements that appear after completing each level.

It is sometimes difficult to notice objects, but it is part of Puuung’s game and message. The way the message was delivered in the game is truly impressive. Overall, from our review point of view, love is … in the little things it’s a nice game that is worth the time. If you want to know more about Puuung, feel free to visit his website and check his discord server here.

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