“Clover Heart’s” is not different stories of the same protagonist, but one story of two different protagonists, two twins, living in the same house, meeting the same people.
It’s not a game about learning about a girl’s story, it’s a game about growing up, about maturing in order to fall in love or in order to learn the difference between falling and being in love, together with the girl.
And it’s also a game about a family, what it means and what problems it may bring: sister-brother problem, brother-brother, parents-children, parent-parent and even no family related people living under the same house.
The game was ported to the PlayStation 2 as Clover Heart’s: Looking for Happiness. The PS2 version has the pornographic elements removed, but features the new character Airi Momose. Looking for Happiness was released in three versions: a limited edition, standard edition, and Best version (budget release).
The Limited Edition includes a radio & sound CD.
