Cordero has just knocked on the door of your home. He’s here to take your roommate Beth on a date. While Beth gets ready, your job is to check Cordero out. Have a conversation with him. Find out what he’s planning to do on the date. Maybe ask him about his family or his plans for school. You could even ask to see pictures of his dog if you want. Find out all that you feel you need to know about Cordero because, towards the end of the game, you’re going to have to make a big decision. And that decision will effect not only how Cordero views you but also your relationship with Beth.
With the exception of the final few moments of the game, Kiss of Beth is a conversation simulator. At the start of the game, it seems like you are just being an overprotective friend but, as things progress, it becomes obvious that there is more to your relationship with Beth than just friendship. There are two potential endings, a good one and a bad one. I’ve discovered that it’s a lot easier to get the bad one than the good one.
Kiss of Beth can be played in less than 15 minutes and, because of the number of choices and the multiple endings, it’s a game that can be replayed several times. After you finish the game the first time and learn the true nature of your relationship with Beth, you’ll be surprised when you play the game a second time and see that all the clues were right there for you to see.
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