Superscout
"Superscout" is a live-action interactive movie game where you will unravel the secrets of the girls you meet. The love beyond lifetimes, never let it go; the kindness in this life, engraved in your soul. Your choices will change your loved ones’ fate; those who love you will change yours...
Superscout is a fmv, dating sim and immersive sim game
developed and published by Mountain and Sea Studio.
Released on July 18th 2024 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 13 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America and Arabic.
It has received 1,583 reviews of which 1,463 were positive and 120 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 12.95€ on Steam and has a 20% discount.
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Requirements
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Inter Core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 独立显卡或集成显卡
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 60 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 最好能支持10bit播放，不然会降低画面质量
MacOS
- OS: macOS Big Sur 11
- Processor: Inter Core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 独立显卡或集成显卡
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 最好能支持10bit播放，不然会降低画面质量
Reviews
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”I was put off on playing this game for a while because I thought it was going to be just a recruiting simulator, but boy was I wrong! Don't be fooled, this is still a dating sim like the Chinese FMV games we all know and love, and this one ranks up there with the best "knowledge or knowledge lady" and other games that exceed the LIAA benchmark. Not only do you have to balance your relationship with the stars, you also have to balance their star levels and juggle different mini-games and conditions to unlock 100% of the plot. One negative is how long some of the cut-scenes are - they are very captivating, but far longer than any game I've played except "Charming hearts" and "secrets of the heartbeat", which only came close in length. The actresses and camera work are top notch - it's definitely one of the best Chinese FMVs in terms of quality. And there were one or two familiar faces that I've seen in other games. (I did disable the annoying sound of the cursor, so that wasn't a negative). This is not a short game by any means, and I still have a long way to go. Definitely recommend this one“ This was my initial review of the game, but I’m updating after completing it and almost done with achievements. Some thought that this isn’t a complete game, and there’s some confusion about whether it’s a prequel or not: it appears to be a full game, but many people thought the ending was rushed. Let me break it down. TL;dr It’s not a scam Summary You are someone with a terrible fortune (your luck is really bad, let’s say), but you have this unique ability to create superstars. This talent comes from a “god” named Xiubi, and it requires a certain ritual to be performed with each girl. We don’t get to see the full awakening of all the girls, but we know that each requires specific conditions to be met, and some sort of ritual, from head-pats to spanking (no we don’t see the spanks). Your goal is to awaken them all and start up your agency so the girls can be successful. In the end, you meet the girls (the final lineup depends on your choices throughout) and you let them know the good news. The end. Plot What do you mean the end? Where’s the story? Well let’s break down the plot. There are 9 chapters (9 is pretty much the wrap up), but a huge part that probably most players miss is that chapter 7 has 5 sub-chapters in it, so the total is 15 chapters, with long BTS and interviews not included. In the first 6 chapters (the normal chapters if you will), you have choices to make which affect star level or relationship, which can be confusing, as relationship is really the most important, and you can’t see that until the end of the chapter. Then chapter 7 unveils a new mechanic and special times with each of the main girls (centering on 4 in particular), and then chapter 8 you go back to your normal star scout powers and then go into chapter 9 to conclude. One huge part is that in the 5 subchapters in chapter 7, you acquire another skill that allows you to see the heart of all the main girls. The activities repeat to give you chances to unlock all the characters’ memory fragments. It is super hard to unlock them all, and in order to continue in chapter 7, you are forced to go back to the end of chapter 6 to unlock the next part of the chapter (until they’re all unlocked). So basically chapter 7 is a bit broken. [EDIT: You have to use the "trace-back" skill at the end of chapter 7 to jump around and effectively carry over your progress to the other sub-chapters of 7. It's still hard, maybe impossible to unlock all hearts in one run, but it's possible. I have unlocked all of them] Chapter 7 on its own has a huge amount of video time, including an at least 7-part game show that mercifully you can skip through. This is where people drop off and say that it’s not longer about story, but about random events. My brother, have you never heard of side quests?! Another huge point is that Xiubi can possess the girls, and this aspect, combined with the heart dreams makes for some interesting interactions between the girls. Let’s just say the girls’ interactions at such times are less than office professionalism. Someone call HR right now! When you unlock the girl’s hearts fully you get a very long poetic note that they read, and each heart fragment itself is usually a very long video. Both the lead up videos and the actual memories themselves are entertaining to watch though - don’t think I’m complaining about the length. Another huge part of the game is the juggling of your first love Zhou Yang with your fake wife Ye Shu. These are by far the main love interests (of the four). Zhou Yang’s friend, Lin Qian'er and your roommate Dou Dou have a role, but they aren’t your main loves. Xu Qingfeng is someone you can scout but also not a main love interest. So there’s Zhou Yang and Ye Shu, along with Tang Xiaolan, a cute friend that has huge connections to Xiubi, and Lin Jia (a girl who claims to be your daddy and basically raised you) - these four are the main love interests, and each have heart memories to unlock in chapter 7. So out of 7 girls, even though you get to interact plenty with them, there’s really only 4 to date storywise. And then beyond chapter 7, there’s really not a “choice” for one in particular. In chapter 8, you do, however, make a critical choice with Zhou Yang and you can see different scenes with Ye Shu and others. But there’s no, “happily ever after moment” beyond the emotional times you share. And then it all comes to a close in chapter 9. Conclusion Is the story incomplete? Not really - You get to scout girls, you unlock hearts, they debut, simple as that. What isn’t simple is the hours and hours of recorded cutscenes, game shows, memory moments, fantasies, and mini games with movie quality and a satisfying soundtrack. And somewhere along the way maybe your heart will be unlocked as you experience the moving, dramatic story. After completing the game I can definitely appreciate the amount of hard work that the developers invested into this game, and the countless hours of recording and editing. This has more content than some tv mini-series. Think of it as a mock “documentary” about scouting idols that isn’t very realistic, that requires a scandalous relationship between the prospective idols and the producer, and includes supernatural elements. That about sums it up. The Good: Acting and cast, video quality, content, story, choices, soundtrack, extras, chemistry, cuteness Bad: Buggy chapter 7 that’s hard to complete, extremely long videos (negative for some people), no “love ending” with characters in the final chapter, doesn’t focus on all the girls equally, over the top story, with a confusing plot at times (especially with the god, which should be goddess honestly!), stats for certain characters that don’t fully unlock, making the game appear incomplete. There are some deeply emotional moments as well, which isn’t a negative, but it’s something to be prepared for. [edit: when you achieve the most complete ending - it's way more satisfying, and you get time with each girl. Not in a romance way, but still an extended ending with each girl getting closeup camera time] Final thoughts While not the best FMV in overall story, with an almost rushed ending, and a crazy plot – the sheer volume of cut-scenes and amazing chemistry between the girls - they spar, play games, dance, seduce, etc.-- and the emotional depth of the characters give this unique game a special place in my library. Buy it on sale. Beg for a part 2. Thank you developers. 以上
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Good game! Ye Shu is one of the best choices! I only wished that the game was complete though! Currently it is not, it doesn't contain romance endings for each character but a single general ending. The story also feels a bit incomplete though. Also the volumes are a bit low for the characters so you will have to decrease the music volume to better hear the character voices properly.
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This is the second best game in the game after Love is all around. The girls are beautiful, the game is very relaxing , the different story branches will make you replay the game a couple of times. Highly recommended 9.5/10 for the genre.
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Recommended BUT with a huge huge caveat: this is a prequel. The romance arcs are incomplete. The story revolves around the main character (you) having made a deal with a god that gives you the power to make somebody famous/rich (Scout), but any benefit you get from it is taken away many fold over in your hip pocket. So you're poor with a job as a receptionist and hesitate to "boost" anybody because you will suffer financially, like if they give you a gift, food, or lend you a shirt. But there is one good side-effect: you have extra romantic appeal. There are seven women in the prequel but only really four of them are romance options. Two of the "non-romance" options get barely any screen time. That said there is 5 hours first run through and another 2-3 to unlock the side paths videos. The way to unlock some side paths is unclear, which is annoying. And when going back through the storyline, I'm not sure how it's saving progress because it seems to half work. Doesn't seem to be a way to reset saved progress. That said, the quality of acting is very good. The game is actually surprisingly laugh-out-loud funny, it almost breaks the fourth wall a few times which is great. The first-person hand animations are hilarious sometimes in a slaptstick kind of way. Three of the four romance options link to this Scout ability, and they actually know about the deity. One romance develops late and steals the show. The fourth involves pretending to be a husband for your boss, and to give you an idea of how good the romance is, this one alone would be enough for one game. There is also a pretty great boxing fight scene with two of the romance options. While all romances are incomplete, it actually would not take much to conclude some of them because they feel 80% done. Maybe another hour for each character. Lin Jia and Ye Shu are the best, but Tang Xiaolan and Zhou Yang are not far behind. There is quite good emotion to their connection with you and the deity. The translation is okay.. there are some incomprehensible words and sentences, some of the english text overlaps badly. Also the text scrolls very fast, so if your reading speed is slow (<250) you might have to pause a few times. Even a quick reader might have trouble focusing on the characters if they are reading. Sadly the prequel drops away near the end. The card game is terrible because it is long and bizarre--they literally play act a meme (might be a Chinese cultural thing)--even though the actors are generally just being playful. The ending is pretty silly as well when they all get together. General rule of thumb is that any scene with more than three women takes away from the whole experience. Because it's a prequel it's going to leave you without a feeling of conclusion, which is a pretty big problem for a romance experience. But the stuff that works here is good enough to overcome that. It's just a good fun time with some heartfelt romance. I have no idea if or when the rest of the game will be coming. Hopefully they are actually working on it. Edit: The developers confirmed via email they are working on a sequel
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So far i'm liking this game. The story is very long but it's really interesting. It's not just your typical love story, there are some fantasy involved but it's nothing too fictional. Although there are some minor bugs with the subtitles, but it's nothing that'll affect your experience. What's unique is that the male MC has 6 voices to choose from, which means you won't be bored with that same voice all over again. Another cool feature is that the video playback can be sped up by 2x even if you haven't seen the scene, so you can pretty much skip unwanted parts of the video. In total, there are 9 chapters in this game, with each chapter being around 30 minutes depending on how fast the playback is. [Spoiler]Small spoiler which is also a fair warning, all inner character scenes are a bit sus, with one being unlocked the end of chapter 7, so be sure to have your earphones plugged in. A bit NSFW, and there's some sounds although the sounds are pretty small. Probably not a good idea to play this with your mom in the room, then again why would you play a game like this with family members present anyway? Eh, though it might be hard if you don't have- wait why am I rambling this on the review page? lmao mb Ye Shu ftw btw The acting is pretty good, though there are some parts that could be cringe for some people (not for me though), but it's still good. Some scenes being very funny and some scenes being very emotional, each actress plays the part really well. And if you've seen a familiar face here, you're not seeing wrong. One of the girls here also played in a similar game called, "My Destiny Girls." Overall I'd say it's worth the price.
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Online players
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Developer
Mountain and Sea Studio
Publisher
Mountain and Sea Studio
Release
18 Jul 2024
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