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PS4 Exclusive LoveR Showcases its Waifus and their Voices

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Today Kadokawa Games took to Twitter to release a few clips showcasing the heroines of the upcoming love simulation LoveR.

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Each clip shows a bunch of static images of each heroine that will appear in the game, paired with sample lines from their dialogue to give an idea of their voices.

Riria Takamura (Voice: Reina Kondo)

Nanatsu Higadera (Voice: Kanae Ito)

Kasumi Chrysta Ikuno (Voice: Manaka Iwami)

Romi Nakaza (Voice: Yuuki Takada)

Rinze Himenoki (Voice: Yui Ishikawa)

Yumina (Voice: Yumiri Hanamori)

If you’re not familiar with the game, it’s the new title by the team led by Ichiro Sugiyama, who is known for his work on games like KimiKiss, Photo Kano, and Reco Love.

This time around, Kadokawa Game paired the love simulation master with another veteran of the genre, Character Designer Taro Minoboshi (also known as Mino Taro), who many may know for the Love+ series before he left Konami.

He has worked on titles by Kadokawa since, including God Wars and Root Letter. You could say that this is pretty much a match made in heaven.

If you would like to see more, you can also enjoy a gameplay video released yesterday, more gameplay footage and a previous clip. We also have a batch of screenshots featuring the LoveR Days mode, poses, swimsuits, and Bloomers.

LoveR will release in Japan exclusively for PS4 on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, 2019. At the moment, we haven’t heard any official announcement about a western localization.

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