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Floral Flowlove is a romance visual novel game developed by the Japanese game brand SAGA PLANETS. It won numerous awards in the art, music, and character categories in the year of its release in Japan.

Gameplay

Read through the heartwarming and drama-filled story of Saisu Masataka and the angelic girls who enter his life in this beautiful visual novel by SAGAPLANETS.

Story

If I fall in love with one of these angelic girls, a heavenly life might just be waiting for me!

Saisu Masataka has never considered himself close to Heaven, but one of these angels has her eyes set on him.

Mihato Kano and I might be friends from childhood, but she's the richest girl in the whole academy! I don't care how aggressively she aims her Love Beam at me – she's out of my reach.

Her friend, Tokisaka Nanao, is as beautiful as any model. She's famously brusque, so much so that people call her the prickly angel.

Adelheid von Bergstrasse is a real-life princess! Her singing is lauded for being angelic, but her laziness is a pain in the butt.

Tsubaki Kohane is a devout Christian. She's as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside, leaving me feel inferior at all turns.

Wait, why am I suddenly involved with all of them?

But this, too, was fate, for Masataka had his own little secret: when he looked carefully, he could see angelic wings that revealed whether their bearer's intentions were good or evil.

It all began when he was a little boy – when he first saw an angel.

Characters

Deskripsi Konten Dewasa

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Adult content includes a few illustrations with revealing outfits and swimsuits, and dialogue that contains sexual jokes and implications.
There are also a few illustrations that show violence and guns.
Also, every appearing character is over 18 years old.

This game includes negative depictions of religious themes and beliefs that may be considered offensive by some groups.
All such content is entirely fictional and not meant to depict real-world beliefs.