Full House Kiss

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Full House Kiss is a shoujo manga as well as a PS2 Otome Game. The manga was created at the same time as the videogame, and was drawn by Yuuba Shiori and published in Hana to Yume. The videogame used the same character designs and plot in a love simulation published by Capcom in 2004.

[edit] Plot

The main character, a 15-year-old girl who recently lost her parents to a car crash, is searching for her older sister, who disappeared mysteriously several months ago. The only lead she has is that her sister was rumoured to have run away with a boy from a well-known high school. She makes a deal with the student president to be hired as the temporary art teacher if she also works as his live-in housekeeper. So in the house there are 4 boys and her.

[edit] Gameplay

Most of the gameplay is focused on housekeeping tasks. Every day after you get back from school, you have chores asked of you by each household member and a finite amount of time to get them done. You do them well or badly depending on choices you make. At the end of the evening, the boys all visit you to report on how you did.

In addition to the chores, you can also 'encounter' the boys in rooms around the house, which can lead to some minigames or just dialogue.

The larger aspect of the game is solving your sister's disappearance. This is done while you're at school, and after school hours. You have to act like a teacher to keep suspicion away, but you also have to investigate.

There is also the dating aspect. Doing the chores well will increase your standing with characters, as will successfully completing the relevant minigame. There are also some scenes with the boys where you have to choose your reactions, which will also make a difference. There are also some events which you can do with one of the boys, usually the one that you have the highest standing with.

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