If finding love in the real world feels like trying to win the lottery with a broken ticket, maybe it’s time to get some practice in—digitally, at least.

Let’s be honest

Sometimes it’s easier to flirt with pixels than people anyway. That’s where “Love is Our Specialty” strolls in, arms wide, ready to toss your lonely heart into a whirlwind of anime drama.

Okay, so this isn’t just any anime game—it’s a full-on bishoujo buffet.
For the uninitiated, “bishoujo” basically means “cute anime girls who could probably outshine you at any high school reunion.”
You play as some poor soul hustling tables at a restaurant to pay the bills, when—bam—a bunch of bullies pop up, hassling a quiet-looking girl. But plot twist: she’s not just some damsel waiting for a hero. Nope, she’s got moves. Like, a professional fighter moves. Naturally, she ends up working with you, because why not? Fate loves a bit of chaos.

How your love life spirals (or flourishes, who knows) depends on the choices you make.
No pressure. You’ll need to juggle your heart and your head, and maybe overthink every decision like you do in real life. Drama? Oh, there’s plenty. The story might throw you for a loop or two, so buckle up.

On the menu of potential heartbreakers:

– Karen: She’s got a justice complex and probably could kick your ass, but hey, she’s also the new trainee.
– Reika: The ride-or-die childhood friend who’ll roast you but still has your back. There’s a chance she’ll join the restaurant squad soon.
– Ayaka: Sweet, shy, and crushing on you, but dealing with some annoying dude at work. Life imitates anime, I guess.

Visually, the game is straight-up “kawaii”—think vibrant colors, big eyes, cute backgrounds, and all that jazz that makes you wish you lived in a manga panel. If you’re into anime at all, especially the shoujo/bishoujo flavor, you’ll probably get sucked in by the art alone.

The game’s out on Android, courtesy of Genius Studio Japan Inc. Apparently, it’s been racking up five-star reviews like free samples at Costco. Five thousand downloads already, not too shabby for the new kid on the block.

Heads up, though:

The game’s not for little kids. There’s some spicy innuendo going on, so if you’re under 12, maybe stick to Pokémon or something.

And hey, if you want to go full power-gamer, a Mod APK is floating around with unlimited rubies—because who wants to wait when you can just shower your waifus with gifts right out the gate?

So, if you’re tired of getting ghosted on dating apps, why not let “Love is Our Specialty” give you a shot at digital romance? Worst case scenario, you get some laughs and maybe a tiny bit better at talking to real humans. Maybe.