Seasons of Love was an adventure app developed by NTT Solmare Corp.. It was removed from Google Play Feb 10, 2020 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Seasons of Love had been downloaded 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Seasons of Love was rated 3.94 out of 5 stars, based on 310 ratings.
App Information
Seasons of Love was free to download. The APK download size was 59.27 MB. The last available version was 1.1.0. The last update was on March 25, 2016.
Technical Requirements
Seasons of Love required Android 4.0+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Medium Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play since November 2015.
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★★★★★
The art is just as good as the previous game, and this time there is music ! Very beautiful music, too. Though there were some annoyingly abrupt stops of the music in Tomonori's story. No annoying spelling mistakes or grammatical errors. Unlike the previous Scarlet Fate, this gave has four series of stories, three of which have a version for each character (Gentoka, Kuso, Kodonomae, Furutsugu and Akifusa). "Song of Spring" is a sequel to the previous story, "Summer Festival" is a short story set afterwards. "Autumn Harvest" a group of five independent very short stories about the daily life of Shiki and whoever after the end of the main story, more short epilogues than sequels really. The three have five versions, one for each of the characters routes of Scarlet Fate I. "Winter Snowflakes" is different, it is another version of the story of Scarlet Fate I but with other characters : there is a route for Tomonori and one for Aterui. I only have read Kuso's version of the three sequel stories for now, and "Song of Spring" was quite good. Not as much as the previous one, but that was to be expected. "Autumn Harvest" had some cute stories, not much happening but I think that was the point. It is nice to see that Shiki and whoever can still stand each other once things settle down from battling shadow creatures and end of the world demons, but it was too annoyingly cheerful at times. Besides, I realized I liked Kuso much better went he was more of a jerk, though I am not sure that says nice things about me. He's still likeable, though. "Summer Festival" was confusing and over the top, it felt like too much forced comedy. Almost everybody is annoying in this one. As for "Winter Snowflakes", I read Tomonori's story, and it was really excellent ! His story does not have the same structure and follow the same events as did all the routes of Scarlet Fate I, instead everything takes place in the capital (it skips everything happening before, as it was already covered in Scarlet Fate I, so before reading Tomonori's story I recommend having read one of the main stories of Scarlet Fate I which make you go to the capital instead of the spirit world, like Furutsugu's, so that you understand the context when Tomonori's story begins). It really is a fantastic story. When I read Scarlet Fate I, I was disappointed not to have a route for Tomonori, as he was an interesting character (the part when he has the diviners basically kill themselves to help Shiki ?! O_O), and I could not have wished for a better story. I really like Kuso better as a character, but I feel that Tomonori's story is much more fitting for Shiki. P.S. here are some things I did not understand in Summer Festival : "Song of Spring" mentionned that Kamimusubi could show herself in the mortal world even though she's dead, since she is an all powerful god of creation and all that, which explains how she appears in "Summer Festival". But that does NOT explain how Kazanami can also be there, even though Kuso killed him, especially since "Song of Spring" also mentionned that he was in the underworld and that Kamimusubi was not allowed to tell Kuso anything about him. I am also puzzled as to how Kazanami went from crazy guy so obssessed with revenge that he got killed by his brother in Scarlet Fate I to annoying matchmaker not at all angry at his brother for killing him in Summer Festival. And how can convicing his brother to have lots of children is supposed to help revive his clan when Kuso is not from his clan anymore ?...
★★★★★
Very sublime and poetic I adore kuso and shiki. Great stories-as far as otome goes. Most otome is cheap cliche without any finesse but this here are full fledged enjoyable stories with subtlety. I want more like this:otome with meaning not some voltage fast consumerist porn. This has HEART and soul, unlike most otome, esp for mobile. I LOVE IT-when I HATE otome in general cause no one care to write good stories with authentic bonds. Bonds here get as authentic as they can in this ridiculousmy cheap genre
★★☆☆☆
Wtf What the heck I have to buy the story?! I thought the freakin storys were free... feels like a ripoff.
★★☆☆☆
You have to pay for all the storys
★★☆☆☆
U have to pay to read Why do we have to pay to read at least made five chapters free or something
★★☆☆☆
I was excited to play this game but when I got on I realized that it wasn't free and it was super depressing.
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Frequently asked questions about Seasons of Love
Is Seasons of Love free?
Yes. Seasons of Love is free to download from Google Play.
Is Seasons of Love still available?
No. Seasons of Love was removed from Google Play. We last saw it there Feb 10, 2020.
Does Seasons of Love contain ads?
Yes. Google Play lists Seasons of Love as containing ads.
What Android version does Seasons of Love require?
Seasons of Love runs on Android 4.0 and higher.
How large is the Seasons of Love APK?
The Seasons of Love APK is 59.27 MB.
Is Seasons of Love suitable for children?
Google Play gives Seasons of Love a medium maturity rating, so it is not meant for young children.
How many times has Seasons of Love been downloaded?
Google Play lists 10,000+ downloads for Seasons of Love.
How do people rate Seasons of Love?
Seasons of Love scores 3.94 out of 5 stars, from 307 ratings on Google Play.
Who made Seasons of Love?
Seasons of Love was developed by NTT Solmare Corp.. It is listed in the adventure category on Google Play.
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