
Release Date: August 27, 2020
Best Friend Forever is a combination of a game focused on animal care with a dating simulator. The action described in the production takes place in a fictional city - Rainbow Bay - where the player seeks his love.
Best Friend Forever is a combination of a game focused on animal care with a dating simulator. Starcolt is responsible for development of the game, and its publishing was taken care of by Alliance.
In Best Friend Forever the player is taken to a city called Rainbow Bay. There, he starts his new life, adopts a dog and starts searching for the love of his life.
The gameplay in Best Friend Forever consists of two elements. The first one is to take care of our dog. The player must take care of the needs of his four-legged companion as best as possible. The animal is defined by 6 parameters, which can be modified by training. These are: manners, trust, energy, intelligence, physical fitness and sociability.
The second element that has been emphasized is dating with NPCs. During our visit to Rainbow Bay, we will encounter variety of different characters to interact with.
Best Friend Forever features manga style visuals.
Platforms:
PC Windows
Nintendo Switch
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System Requirements for Best Friend Forever Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Dual Core 2.2 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card Intel HD or better, 4 GB HDD, Windows 7 SP1.
Game Ratings for Best Friend Forever Video Game.
Unboxed: 5 / 10 by Ari Sadler
I want to love Best Friend Forever more. I want to recommend it to my equally doggo obsessed friends with excitement and not warning. And I will do this when the game is fixed with a simple patch. I also hope the devs will listen to their fans and add more customization options. But for now, 20 bucks is far too great of an asking price. Dear doggo loving reader, wait for a discount and give a good woofer pats while you do.
Shacknews: 7 / 10 by TJ Denzer
Ultimately, what I’m getting at is that Best Friend Forever plays like it’s two games inhabiting the same space that only briefly come into contact with one another.
Destructoid: 6 / 10
From a purely visual novel standpoint, the game is entertaining and well-written, but it fails to make use of the one thing that makes it unique. It has the love it needs, but it will need more training before it can truly be called a "good boy."