"You must help Boy, the love-struck sweetheart, find all the cutest creatures in the world to satisfy Girl’s demands and win her love! Walk thousands of miles, collect stacks of stars, avoid tons of pesky clouds, save millions of smiles and carry the moon on a string in your chivalrous pursuit, surely that’ll capture Girl’s heart, right?"
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The first thing one will probably notice about Boy Loves Girl is its unique art style. It isn't particularly ornate, but its hand drawn feel lends itself well to the whimsical atmosphere the game creates and runs at a very smooth framerate.
The backdrops look like images out of a story book and will take players through the hills, a desert, the "End of the World" and more.
Keeping in line with the romantic feel, the enemies faced in this game are clouds.
Yes. You read that right. Clouds.
But big, angry clouds... with rockets! And bombs!
Okay, it sounds strange in words, but it works well in gameplay. As players guide the moon safely across levels, they will be swiping up and down on their screen to avoid the different obstacles that the clouds present. Some will torpedo straight for you, others explode, and some will try to rain on your parade. So what's a Boy to do in this case? Tap and swipe away! When players are able to time certain actions correctly, they will have the chance to collect more smiles to help complete Star Challenges. Completing all three Star Challenges in a level will unlock special Bonus Stages on your journey to catch Girl.

Alright, so now that you know what to expect, you're probably thinking:

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And probably wondering: Should I get this game?
Well here's the deal. The first thirteen levels of this game are available here so you can try it out for yourself.
Personally, as a hardcore gamer, I did not find these levels particularly challenging, but I do know the difficulty is supposed to ramp up towards the end. I'm currently in the middle of the game, and as more obstacles were introduced in the game, I will say it got more fun.
What I do see this game being great at, is being an introduction to non-gamers to lead them further into this realm. The mechanics are extremely simple and easy to grasp, and a mini-tutorial is given whenever new elements are introduced.
I also see Boy Loves Girl being a very cute gift for that special someone, or a game to just relax with after being amped up on a core game all day. Considering the full game is 99-cents and delivers over 50 levels, it's guaranteed you'll be able to get your money's worth.