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LongStory is an LGBTQ+ friendly dating simulation game available on iPhone, set in the whimsical environment of Weasel Heights Middle School. Players can choose their pronouns and decide whom to date from a cast of romanceable friends. The narrative begins with a mystery surrounding a missing locker owner, providing an engaging backdrop for social interactions. The gameplay allows players to navigate the complexities of middle school relationships while making choices that affect the storyline.

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The game features a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, enhancing the player experience with its relatable characters and evolving plot. It consists of seven paid episodes, each presenting unique challenges and story arcs, along with two free special episodes that enrich the narrative. Users should be aware that LongStory includes in-app purchases for additional content, which can be managed through device settings.

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iOS
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iOS 16.4
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28
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LongStory is an episodic dating and adventure sim about love, romance, relationships and mystery.
LongStory is an episodic dating and adventure sim about love, romance, relationships and mystery. The LGBTQ+ friendly app lets players choose their appearance and pronouns as well as who, or even if, they would like to date any of the 5 dateable characters. Honest and authentic, the game has a story for everyone. Make new friends and deal with bullies. Flirt, ask out your crush and go on dates. Find clues and solve mysteries. Make plans and text your friends. "I rarely write reviews but I just had to for this game because it is so cute. I really enjoy being able to date whatever gender. I can't wait for new episode releases." "This is by far my favorite game on the App Store. I am so happy I was introduced to it when I was. It has an interesting plot, loveable and relatable characters, and the story just keeps getting better and better." Episode 1 Locker 1224: As a new student at Weasel Heights you must navigate the social landscape, make new friends and face old enemies while trying to solve the mysterious disappearance of the owner of Locker 1224. Episode 2 Hanna's Notebook: When you find yourself involved in some serious conflict and drama between Hanniferjane, you must decide whether or not to help. As things get more serious with your crush, you have the opportunity for a first date. Episode 3 The Party: There's a jukebox dance party going down at Weasel Heights but things are more complicated than they seem. You start to learn more about Colin, and the big secret he's keeping. Fly solo or bring your crush and dance the night away. Episode 4 Drama: There's a new (old) student at Weasel heights and they're causing a commotion. Friendships ares strained and relationships are tested. It seems no matter what you do, you can't escape the drama. Episode 5 Make Up: After the dust settles it's time to make things right with your friends, your date, and some people you might have called enemies only a few weeks ago. Episode 6: History Surprising stories and unfinished business lead to an intense Healthy Relationships Workshop. Look out for the talking stick. Episode 7: The school year is ending and it's time to choose a high school. How will you decide. Worse yet; How will the Turkeyhawk.

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