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Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star to chat up birds this year

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Fans of avian dating, rejoice: Hatoful Boyfriend‘s sequel, Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star, will be getting a remastered release later this year.

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Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star has players travel to stylised winter worlds, meet some new chicks, and find romance with a hot bird of your choosing. Pretty much all of which should be taken literally, because this is a game in which you converse with and date birds. Actual birds. With wings.

If the screenshots below are of any indication, plenty of fan-favourite characters will be returning – including Dr. Shuu, the creepiest partridge the world has ever seen.

Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star is currently incubating, but should hatch sometime around the thematically inappropriate season of autumn.


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