The craziest ending of the game! I advice you to save on the 8/30 since you can have two different endings from there. This is the case for all the pathes with two endings.
#HATOFUL BOYFRIEND GUIDE FULL#
One is more complete than the other, so it is a bit borring to do it if you already completed the full ending, but you can accelerate the scenes you already saw. This is a good way to get started and attached to the characters. Some pictures are from the original version of the game, the UI is different but the artworks stay the same. The order I propose is subjective and purely optional : you can enjoy the game in any order! Characters order guide PigeoNation mysteries, then the remaining ones are sorted in the order that I found more logical.Įach scenario gets to a different ending, so they are not following each other. The first scenarii recommanded are the ones with less informations about St.
#HATOFUL BOYFRIEND GUIDE HOW TO#
This guide will not detail how to get a particular ending, but propose an order in which try to get the endings, so the story is discovered in a more enjoyable way.
There are secrets and mysteries to discover at St. Hatoful Boyfriend is a dating-sim with a deeper scenario that it seems. It does not contain information about how to get a particular ending. There is not a defined order to do that, but getting some stories before others can unfold the scenario in a more enjoyable way.This guide is spoiler-free. It's a fascinating jaunt, but may be just too weird for some.Short guide offering advice about the order in which unlock characters endings. If the idea of chatting up pigeons in a Japanese high-school seems like your sort of thing, then it really is the best representation of that available, it's just that that's all it is. Carve it into your soul: while I’m glad games like Hatoful Boyfriend can exist, the game itself left me feeling fowl. It’s not so much a game as a piece of interaction fiction and looked at through that lens it’s an achievement.īut I just can’t bring myself to recommend it. In line with other Japanese dating sims you’re getting a beautiful background with a still photo of a bird on it, and some text. I feel like I should give it a pass because it so obviously exists in a niche game and has clear limitations. You’re not making any meaningful choices beyond the obtuse multiple choice questions, and a lot of the opening third doesn’t seem to care which choice you choose. The problem for me is that there’s no real sense of agency. The inclusion of this feature is a boon, but is it a good thing to skip through 80% of a game on repeated play-throughs? Once I'd read that part of the story once there was no reason to experience it again. I was often bored, skipping most of the dialogue I’d seen before. I'm sorry.”īut the good script often wasn’t enough. I hadn’t seen the signs, hadn’t realised that being a helpful student had made me into a temptress for the authority figure.“Listen,” he said, letting me down gently “I'm no longer able to love another creature. These aren’t well signposted so my first play-through say me accidentally trying to date my teacher. You follow a predetermined path which occasionally branch off to deliver you to different choices, a different ending. My first play-through took a couple of hours with subsequent runs taking thirty to forty minutes.
There’s no denying the game got its talons into me, but I found myself resenting it for the effort I was having to put in to get to the bottom of things. This means things can quickly get tired as you replay through the game multiple times: but if you don’t replay the game you can’t find out what exactly is wrong with the world. It’s a game designed to be replayed, but a lot of the core experience is built from the same basic structure. There’s no puzzles, no “gameplay”, you’re just reading text and looking at pictures of birds like a sexy pigeon book. There is twisted brilliance to the world laid out before you and it’s the games saving grace, because while i’m not here to argue about what is and isn’t a game, Hatoful Boyfriend doesn’t have any of the trappings you might expect from one, especially after it’s ended up on Sony’s plastic funbox.
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