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‘Waifus Over Husbandos’ A New WLW Rom-Com Game

On December 13 SukeraSomero announced their debut visual novel, OshiRabu: Waifus Over Husbandos, a slapstick Yuri rom-com. The game will have a simultaneous release in Japanese, English, and simplified and traditional Chinese on February 28, 2020.

The developer describes the game:

Akuru Hayahoshi is an unlucky otaku office worker who just can't pull her husbando in the gacha game she's obsessed with, no matter how much money she throws at it. Until one day, she runs into the garishly gorgeous and freakishly lucky Ren Furutachi.

A series of misunderstandings lead to a proposal, and Ren starts to full-on pursue Akuru. One thing leads to another, and in order to bring her husbando home, she ends up... bringing Ren home?! Now they're sharing a house... and a bed?! To unpresuming Akuru this cool, lady-loving girl might as well be an alien!

Akuru wants her husbando, and Ren wants Akuru as her waifu... Are these two ever gonna end up together?!

The game stars Yuki Nekomura, Yuki Kitaoji, and Kirika Waou. Although the game is not adult, an optional 18+ after story will be available in a downloadable patch.

It is written by Oguri Aya and features artwork by DSmile and an original soundtrack by Yoru. It is being translated into English inhouse by Meru. Additional staff includes:

Atelier ku-kikan Psyche -  Backgrounds

gram6design - Opening Movie

wataru saitou chipco design -  Brand Logo Design

Chata - Planning/Direction

Shuichi Koga -  Producer

The game features opening song Love Emotion by Yuru featuring Suzuyu (vocals), masaki (Guitar), and Keisuke Yamamoto (Piano). The English theme, Sprinkles, is composed by Kazuya Fukuda and Rick Sakurai and features vocal performed and written by Anzu Hana.

SukeraSomero is the new sister brand of SukeraSparo, the Yuri game studio behind The Expression Amrilato and (great Yuri goddess I want it in English it is so good) Folklore of Kudan. Its name comes from the Esperanto words for “sugary” and “summer,” sukera, and somero, respectively. Their brand mission is “to fill the world with YURI!” (hey me too!)