Bouquet of Roses

Editorial Meh

Bouquet of Roses features a female protagonist — Rose — navigating multiple branching paths (a boss route, a father-in-law route, an actor route, brothel and biker paths), and the standout piece of genuine feedback is that the boss route is the most engaging while the others feel underdeveloped or narratively incoherent: reviewers struggle to buy why a married woman would abruptly veer into brothel work or biker entanglements, and the actor route is criticised as too short and too linear. The protagonist's visual design draws praise, and the core mechanics are seen as promising — but the writing hasn't caught up with the concept. A broken X/Z minigame and some awkward RPGM key-binding choices (Alt as skip) add friction, though these feel minor against the bigger structural complaint. The thread's status is murky: a v0.301 update existed but went largely unannounced, and the developer has been silent for over three months, leading to an "abandoned" tag. The game appears playable in its current state — no widespread crash or launch reports — but it is clearly unfinished, with empty rooms on one route and content that feels placeholder-thin. Community interest exists but the project's future is uncertain.