Just to follow up on the not-so-VN-since-it's-actually-a-dating-sim Love Plus, here're my thoughts on it:
At first it was okay, but quickly enough I realized that it was mostly about doing balanced things to bypass obscure flag checks and telling girls exactly what they wanted to win them over. The events were okay-ish, but the way the MC often went on to say and do whatever he wanted without giving me a choice (or maybe it only did so through flag checks?) was a pain because I was expecting a lot more agency than that.
Like, even though the girl interaction is also pretty simple, the other aspects appeared to be even more bare-bones, with a daily routine that merely influenced your stats (like, I could skip out on the MC's part-time job whenever I wanted with no consequences), and character-specific events were displayed on your day planner in advance, so you could actually pick whichever would get you to be with the girl you were shooting for in the first place.
The relationship part of the game is where it gets even more boring, since it looks like I was supposed to grind date spots to level them up and discover new ones or something, and the whole dating system of constantly cuddling up to the girl so that you could kiss her felt pretty repetitive. Like, there was a date-trip the MC and his girlfriend took, and most of the day-to-day planning was scripted and gave little to no choices to the player, consisting mostly of a couple scenery changes. Also, the way the other girls basically ceased to exist the moment the MC started dating one of them was also pretty conspicuous and weird, since up to then it was like the game was dangling them on a stick in case I still wanted to romance them, but then poof, they were all but gone from the MC's school life.
All in all, I'd say the game was a bit too barebones and railroaded in terms of actual simulation and story, which was a pretty big letdown. Like, the few times the MC meddled into the girls' personal issues he was always doing so by himself (with no player input), making the scenes not as engaging as if the game had actually alowed me to pick what to say and do (even if it had only been an illusion of choice), and things don't actually get that much more personal when you start dating the girls either, making it less about understanding the girls and bonding with them and more about farming them for kisses or something.