Sent to the Human Realm on her heavenly mission of “matchmaking”, Lynette meets her biggest challenge yet: the infamous Parasite 5. In order to help these five hopeless men find true love, Lynette and her team concoct the perfect matchmaking plan… REALITY TV.
Will Lynette be able to live up to her name as top bridal advisor and Cupid, or will her dreams get cancelled?
Cupid Parasite is proof that not every otome game needs to be dramatic and depressing to offer a romance with captivating characters and an execution that is sure to make players laugh.
Cupid Parasite is a fantastic Otome game. It has a lot of heart, passion, and artistic intent. The writing is hilarious and genuine.
My 55 to 60 hours with Cupid Parasite were filled with much laughter and many tears. The character routes in this otome visual novel play like one fantastic rom-com show after another. Besides plenty of entertainment to be had, every story also leaves some food for thought. Furthermore, the incorporation of the six love types to expand each romance...
It's a story for lovers of classical Hollywood romcoms and classical mythology alike, one that's so fluffy and fun that it's hard not to get caught up its comedic stylings. This is an otome game where even the bad endings are frequently hysterical.
Now that a third of the game isn't enough to make my inner English teacher want to have someone at the publisher see me after class, I think there's a decent effort in Cupid Parasite. There's still typos which I'm becoming more sensitive to, and the controls are a bit irritating if you're trying to do anything beyond advancing text, but it's a unique...
