I liked the game, but I am on the fence about buying it too. I do want to recommend cris for all future reviews on "love" themed games. I never laughed so much. Thank you cris!

I haven't even downloaded it to try...but I had to write to say how very much I have enjoyed the laughter...thanks Cris!

Jody

You have no idea how much I'm looking forward to February 15th. Love... Smuv! Don't worry though I'm even more cantankerous at Christmas. (New Year, Birthdays, on holiday. In fact any time I'm supposed to be HAPPY!) P.s I like chocolate, so Easter is acceptable....only just!

Well, I have to admit, tried the demo, and got caught up in the storyline. I may just have to purchase to see how it ends. I'm actually finding it endearing.....

I too am a senior citizen and this game from start to finish. I wish more games of this type would be made. I am not very fond of the darker or creepy ones. So it is great that diffferent types of games are made to please all of us.
Kathy

Purchased the game, started it back at the beginning, and I'm taking my time. I'm liking this one. The storyline is endearing, and it is nice to play a sweet, gentle game once in awhile...

Like I said, I'm taking my time with this one...

EDIT: Finished the game and, I must say, enjoyed it tremendously. It was a steal for under $5.00 with the President's Day sale.

I bought this game and enjoy playing it the music is soothing to me. I love the puzzles in this game too I find them enjoyable. It is a keeper for me played the demo and bought it.

Okay--I'll be the first to admit I fall firmly into the romantic type category, and this one just charms me. Yes, I do love the dark ones and just finished a couple, but I'm also a big fan of the Dream Day Wedding series.

Letters has a great storyline--it's fun to play both characters, and I like the music. It's definitely a keeper for me.

*hands out rotten tomatoes to the "bah, humbug" types so they don't have to go looking for ammo. *

pure nostalgia here - the sappy love story is like a Harlequin romance novel - even the image of John and Mary on the menu

I love it ... I lived in those ancient days of eyelash curlers and hula hoops

I've played it thru a second time and noticed something interesting. I think Frank (Mary's second husband) was the mailman who delivered the fateful letter to John. Check out the photos on the wall by the stairs in the front hall. Sure looks like him.

I think I've missed my calling, and I should have been a detective

Janice

I like the game. Mostly because while I was playing it I kept thinking about those who slammed the game and made fun of it.I got a good chuckle out of those posts! Yes, it is sappy but that's ok.