$6.99 (−30%)我只是想让她们都幸福 Six girlfriends, one rewind button
A live-action romance where you juggle six girlfriends at once and cheat death by rewinding time. Pick badly and you get a bloody ending, then jump back and try a smarter lie.
Is 我只是想让她们都幸福 worth it?
我只是想让她们都幸福 is worth it if…
- you like visual novels where choices branch into many routes and endings
- you want a live-action romance with six distinct love interests
- you enjoy replaying scenes to fix mistakes and chase the true ending
- you like romantic stories with comedy and darker twists
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Six girlfriends, one dangerous schedule
You are the boyfriend in the middle of it all: a childhood sweetheart, a gentle village girl, a Japanese heiress, twin sisters who are surgeon and streamer, and a movie star who melts around you. Your job is keeping all six relationships afloat, choosing what to say and who to prioritize. The game is filmed in first person, so the women talk straight to you, and you can even upload your own profile photo and mute your character's voice to say the lines yourself.
Death is just another choice
Wrong moves get you killed, and that is part of the plan. Instead of a game over, you land in a story tree where you pick a point in the past to return to, though you cannot skip forward or sideways into another timeline. Failed button prompts get their own scenes too, and some moments use your microphone if you have one. You keep looping back, dodging bloody ends, until the five-act plot turns toward its single true ending.
What should visual novel readers know?
How do choices work here?
You pick dialogue and actions at branching points, and bad calls can end in death. There is no affection meter to manage, since the women already love you. After you die, you choose an earlier point to rewind to and try a different answer.
Who are the six love interests?
Yanyan, your high-school childhood girlfriend; Chuchu, the gentle girl from a poor mountain village; Ruri Hakushiro, heiress to a Japanese conglomerate; Qingyu, the elder twin and a surgeon; Bingyu, the younger twin, a streamer into voice acting and cosplay; and Luoxi, a famous movie star.
How interactive is the filming?
It is shot in first person with real actors, and the cast addresses you directly rather than a named character. Quick button prompts stand in for physical reactions, with separate scenes if you miss them, and some sections respond to your voice through a microphone.
