After seeing The War of the Roses the second time after having grown a little older, I still feel that particular satisfaction. Although this is often combined with slight exaggeration, it is exactly what I love about them. Merciless to their characters and merciless to the viewer. While the writing itself may not endear to all players due to the forced romance between you and some of the love interests, everything else was well-done and shows potential for better games from the developer.A classic feature of Danny DeVito's (far too few) works as a director is that they are utterly evil. Has lots of potential to growĪll in all, War of Roses is a great dating simulation game if you want something sweet for a VN but has enough fun gameplay with its dress-up mechanics. The outfits you get depend on what dialogue option you chose to give-divided by either “Sweet” or “Spicy.” While the romance aspect may not be fully satisfying for most players, the writing and plot itself offer a well-rounded cast of characters and a strong-minded female protagonist that many veterans of this genre can appreciate. There are four possible endings you can get.
Take note that some of them end up in a love triangle by default, though. There are three love interests available and they each have their own routes and endings. There are unlockable outfits you can wear, however, and you get them by dialogue options.
In this game, you can customize your character’s name and appearance-although expect the options to be limited since it’s just a short game. It’s up to you to save the shop by choosing the correct options whenever you encounter different characters.
The shop is currently facing a crisis as it’s lacking funds and your grandfather is preparing to sell it to your business rival, the mega-corporation FloraCorp. In War of Roses, you play as the daughter of a family that’s been manning a flower shop for five generations.
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