Making Mr. Right

Fun time management game where you create happy couples.
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Developer:
GameBrains
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Shareware
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278 KB
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Awards: Mac Informer Editor Rating 5
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Step into the shoes of Dr. Love, a renowned relationship expert and bestselling author. Join Dr. Love as she delves into the realm of training men and conducts groundbreaking research. Assist her in teaching her loveless clients to enhance their self-confidence and master various skills to dramatically improve their chances of finding their ideal match. Experience exciting Time Management gameplay and witness the joy of creating lasting love connections in this entertaining game!

Making Mr. Right is a game that combines elements of match-three, time-management, and city-sim genres in a level-based quest to bring men closer to fulfilling relationships. The player runs a franchise of training studios that give men the skills necessary to impress their interested other.

For each of the 25 levels, the player is charged with meeting certain goals within a given time frame. To do so, they alternate between the different game modes, building up their town to create a client base, managing the training studio to make sure men get the skills they need to impress, and doing some match-three on the clock to win cash and power-ups. The game combines these modes (and maybe even some elements of date simulation games) flawlessly into a unique casual gaming experience that is difficult not to enjoy, even if, like me, you find the premise questionable and the graphics banal.

Sam's Protip: Most of the real-life "Tips in Making Mr. Right" presented prior to each level are head-smackingly obvious, but a number are worth taking to heart for the romantically inclined.

SL Senior editor
Sam Lloyd
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Pros

  • Combines different casual gameplay styles into a cohesive, unique, and enjoyable experience
  • Provides real-world tips for men in relationships

Cons

  • A bit too easy to complete perfectly
  • Heterosexual men risk eternal shame if caught playing it
  • Depicts unrealistic view of relationship success

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