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Review of Last Escort: Club Katze on PlayStation 2

by Jay Aborro Jay Aborro photo Feb 2010
Cover image of Last Escort: Club Katze on PS2
Gamefings Score: 7.2
Platform: PS2 PS2 logo
Released: 18 Feb 2010
Genre: Otome, Dating Sim, Visual Novel
Developer: D3 Publisher
Publisher: D3 Publisher

Introduction

In the realm of PlayStation 2 games, where dragons roam and sports cars drift through the air, D3 Publisher decided to throw a curveball with a host club simulation called *Last Escort: Club Katze*. I mean, who needs epic battles when you can engage in the elaborate world of dating sims? Put on your fanciest outfit because we're diving into a world filled with sparkly boys, questionable life choices, and enough romantic tension to fill an anime convention!

Gameplay

*Last Escort: Club Katze* is, at its heart, an otome game-a genre primarily aimed at women, but let's be real: men can enjoy some sparkly romance too. The gameplay mechanics involve navigating your character through various interactions with eligible bachelors at Club Katze, which sounds less like a classy establishment and more like a cat cafe gone wild. Your choices significantly affect which of the charming hosts, ranging from the dandy to the brooding bad boy, will become your love interest. Dialogue choices are the lifeblood of your success, and one misstep could send your romantic pursuits plummeting! Forget to compliment the wrong host? Congratulations, you are now dumped! While the game features branches in the narrative, and you can even explore side stories, it sometimes feels like all roads lead to the same emotional climax-with a lot of fluff in between. The art is undoubtedly beautiful, and the voice acting is *chef's kiss*, often elevating the overall experience as you hear sultry lines read through a digital canvas that looks like it was dipped in icing.

Graphics

Visually speaking, *Last Escort: Club Katze* pulls out all stops with delicate character designs that resonate with the light-hearted nature of the game. The backgrounds are colorful and vibrant, typical of many an otome game, giving you less a sense of place and more of a sense that you might just faint from all the chasing after cute boys. The animations are minimal, which is standard for this genre, but fear not, they are not so lackluster that you'll feel you're looking at blurry images in an old PowerPoint presentation... they're more on the 'I can tell that they put a lot of effort into making pretty boys stare at me' side.

Conclusion

In conclusion, *Last Escort: Club Katze* provides an enjoyable escapade into the undeniably fuzzy world of romantic visual novels and dating simulations. Although a few elements feel repetitive, the engaging storytelling, sprightly art, and entertaining voice work make it a charming option for those looking to indulge in some simulation romance. Whether you're a fan of cat cafés, a lover of enchanting graphics, or just someone who gets a thrill from dodging romantic pitfalls, this title grabs you like a kitten chasing a string and won't let go until it satisfies your fluffy needs. Just remember: when it comes to navigating love at a host club, choose wisely, or you may find yourself stuck in the friend zone-forever! And that, dear gamer, is a fate worse than a cat getting its foot stuck in a tree.

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