Sweet Fuse: At Your Side PSP
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  • Summary: Saki Inafune, niece to legendary game developer Keiji Inafune, can't wait to visit her uncle's new theme park. She's been invited to the opening day ceremonies, and is looking forward to a day of fun and excitement when suddenly Count Hogstein - a villain as corpulent and cliche as he is evil - blows up the Ferris wheel, takes the park management hostage, and declares the beginning of a deadly series of games. Desperate to save her uncle, Saki volunteers to be one of the participants in Hogstein's games, and finds herself thrust into the midst of excitement very different from what she'd expected when she woke up that morning. She'll need all of her cunning, determination, and exceptional insight to get herself and her fellow participants - all available bachelors - out alive and maybe, with a little luck, find love along the way.… Expand

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  1. RPG Fan
    Sep 2, 2013
    85
    Sweet Fuse is not the most emotionally arresting visual novel I've played, but it executes on everything it promises to deliver.
  2. Hardcore Gamer Magazine
    Sep 3, 2013
    80
    At the end of the day, Sweet Fuse: At Your Side is downright fun.
  3. USgamer
    Sep 17, 2013
    80
    By turns humorous, dramatic, touching and tragic, Sweet Fuse is a great example of how visual novels are an excellent fit for Sony's portables -- and how even the most ridiculous of premises can make for a surprisingly compelling interactive story.

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  1. faircritic
    Sep 23, 2013
    6
    A good puzzle game but it's so specifically tailor-made for young teen girls that if you are not ,then you'll get very uncomfortable at some point. *Sigh* even my review is laughable.:( Sweet Fuse: At your side depicts the history of a young girl and six stud male guys: A young boys band singer, an escort [See what I'm trying to say in my description?] a journalist, a fortune teller, a cop and a unemployed guy addicted to videogames. [Better for me take descriptions more seriously next time] Her Uncle is about to open an amusement park. Then suddenly an act of sabotage and hostage situation is at hand by Count Hogstein's. An evil pig whose laugh is not even worst than his person itself.
    Count Hogstein's desing a living game with puzzle guessing with setup bombs to detonate at failure.
    Then our female character and her future boyfriends are volunteers to Hogstein's evil game risking their lives and hoping for victory.
    I'm so into puzzle games that I can't overlook at this game knowing about it. The game is about guessing some written puzzles with 3 options of several more and if you don't know the answer, or the logic of it, with a little of luck you can even got them by fluke. Since the beginning you'll notice the so girly type of game, even though the script boxes are in purple color. Well not much of a issue, but later when you are deeper into the game things begin to get more uncomfy. This videogame remembers me like Dead or Alive Xtreme but in a more simplified and scarce formula. Plus meanwhile DOA Xtreme was intended for male audiences, this game by the other hand is specifically intended for young teen girls like already mentioned before. Even at some point your female character get a heart icon, just like DOAX, by dating or choosing from a couple of options for certain male character. The videogame is good indeed, is like some graphic novel humor soup opera teen girl stuff with very little graphic detail have to mention. But the videogame it's so specifically aimed for the way like a young female thinks, reacts and develops that actually a male gamer could be soo embarrassed to say that actually played the game. Is like saying that you have bought a Hello Kitty makeup by accident and suddenly noticed that, saying to yourself: What tha heck was I thinking? In fact this is a disappointment, the game would have a wider audience if were intended for a male or general audience, and considering that the PSP is almost dead then this supposed to be more like a social experiment than a profitable deal. Certainly have to say that videogames and all entertainment media are created for certain specific groups and mainstream popular stuff is definitively a myth.
    Well...errr ...Actually this is what I was been told from a friend of a friend of this videogame,...actually I didn't even tried it!
    Seriously!...Oh gosh! So embarrassing.*Sigh*    … Expand

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