Romantic MMO dating sim goes global
Try one of the most bizarre free-to-play online games we’ve ever seen
Above: Someone’s about to get hit with the ‘ending friendship’ hammer
Above: ANGames CEO Kevin Kim explains Feel Online. Note the well-dressed jerk in the background lickinghis ice cream behind the executive
So there you have it! If you’ve ever wanted to feel like an NPC in a dating sim, now’s your chance. Just remember to take advantage of the ‘ending friendship’ command if you run into any lemons. You can explore the bizarre free-to-play world of Feel Online by visiting its newglobal site.
Dec 22, 2010
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