Love Story: Troll Game
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Description
ABOUT THIS GAME
Love Story: Troll Game is a humorous story-driven game about one simple goal:
trying to flirt… and somehow messing it up anyway.
You’re confident.
You think you know what you’re doing.
Unfortunately, love has its own logic — and it refuses to explain anything.
GAMEPLAY
In Love Story: Troll Game, you choose who to pursue and face a series of everyday situations that feel harmless at first — until they aren’t.
You say something normal.
She reacts… strangely.
Suddenly, you’re wondering what just went wrong.
Every situation gives you multiple dialogue choices.
There’s no universally “correct” answer — only answers that work for one girl and completely fail with another.
CHOICES & CONSEQUENCES
Choose poorly, and you’ll be punished with humorous mini-games
Choose decently, and you gain a bit of affection
Choose perfectly, and hearts flood in… though disaster is never far away
Love in Love Story: Troll Game doesn’t follow logic, reason, or fairness.
It reacts the way it wants — often without warning.
MULTIPLE ENDINGS
Your accumulated choices lead to different endings:
A perfect ending that’s surprisingly emotional
A good ending that trolls you anyway
A sad ending that feels painfully familiar
Or a lonely ending that’s funny, bitter, and uncomfortably real
No ending is truly wrong.
Some just hit closer to home than others.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
Love Story: Troll Game is for:
Anyone who has ever flirted and thought, “What did I do wrong?”
Fans of short, story-driven indie games
Players who enjoy humor mixed with awkward realism
MESSAGE
Love Story: Troll Game doesn’t teach you how to love.
It simply reminds you that sometimes…
you didn’t say the wrong thing — love just heard something else.