Him The Smile and Bloom Nintendo Switch
Immerse yourself in a world of romance and flowers in this refreshing adult Otome that follows the lives of 4 couples, centered around a local florist.
Release date: February 27, 2025
Original price was: 39,99 €.24,98 €Current price is: 24,98 €.
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Immerse yourself in a world of romance and flowers in this refreshing adult Otome that follows the lives of 4 couples, centered around a local florist.
Him, The Smile and Bloom is a unique exploration of the blossoming relationship between two adults and the ups and downs of their budding romance in a modern world.
From the spark of first attraction to the struggles to maintain a relationship and navigate the turbulent waters of life – Him, The Smile and Bloom deftly weaves heartwarming… and heartbreaking narrative threads – into a truly new and memorable Otome experience!
- Say it with flowers!: Him The Smile and Bloom traces three whirlwind romances, from tender youthful love to thorny, tumultuous, and torrid romance. There are four distinct love stories to explore.
- Form a couple!: Rather than a single protagonist, with a selection of love interests, Him, The Smile nd Bloom focuses instead on the relationship with 4 lovers – Wataru, Ginnosuke, Hokuto and Tenya.
- 12 distinct endings: Each couple has 3 endings to explore. However, rather than traditional happy or unhappy endings, the potential futures of each couple are poignant and offer something interesting, regardless of the outcome, romantic or not…
- A refreshing and mature take on otome romance: By focusing on the growing relationships of four couples, Him, The Smile, and Bloom brings a unique maturity to the exploration of love and life in these four stories.
- Magnificent production values: Beautiful character illustrations and a vibrant, detailed game world, combined with expressive voice work to truly highlight the tenderness and emotion of each couple's love life.
- Additional side stories: Reaching the end of each couple's story unlocks additional side stories to enjoy, giving more life to these unforgettable characters.
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S3 –
The product is tal and as it is indicated in the offer, it functions and it looks good.
Spark –
The worst otome game ever. Honestly, the worst otome game I've ever played. I couldn't even finish it and complete all the routes. The setting is incredibly repetitive (always the same scenery reused ad nauseam), the story is incredibly generic, worse than a second-rate romance novel (that's saying something), and there's not a single mysterious or fantastical element that stands out, neither in the writing nor the pacing. It's bland and saccharine (even for an otome game, mind you; I'm saying this as someone who plays the genre, so that tells you how pathetic it is). Even the character design can't save the game or give it any appeal whatsoever. I absolutely do not recommend it; there are so many more interesting otome games out there… I don't see who the target audience is. On a mental level, it seems like something for pre-teens, but at the same time, it features more mature couples… Honestly, this game is a disaster. If you want to discover otome games (dating games for girls), never start with this one; it will put you off the genre (try instead: Collar x Malice, Piofiore, Olympia Soirée, Amnesia, Virche Evermore, Norn9, Birushana, Tengoku Struggle…)
Schism –
A really good otome game that's quite short. I loved it; unlike many games in the genre, it's not very long to complete (20 hours max). I'm a big fan of Yuuya's illustrations (Cupid Parasite, 9 RIP, Café Enchanté…), the overall design is gorgeous, and the CGs are stunning. It stands out from other otome games because instead of one heroine for every four men, each story features one heroine per man (so there are four different couples). I really enjoyed this visual novel set in a realistic world, which is a bit different from the ones I usually play.