Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku
Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie!

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Well, what can I say? Gamers of all kind should understand that this work of art is nothing short of a masterpiece. The author spins a tale of two gamers leaving their houses and discovering each other in real life - a little extreme, but believable nonetheless. It is quite unfortunate that I deducted the one point that I did, but I was forced to because whenever Nanami's dad is on the page I simply cannot look away, causing me to lose track of what I was reading.

All jokes aside this is pretty entertaining and wholesome, the art is nice and it's in color ... so go read it.

Imaging meeting up with an online friend only to find out they are not who you think they are.

STORY:
It started out as a simple meet-up which caused some mental scar in both Nanami and Kaoru. And then the two started to be comfortable with each other. I like how this feels so real because you really can't be sure who someone else is until you've seen them.

ART:
They look cute...



...


together.

CHARACTER:
The characters introduced so far are real nice. Nanami's family is very welcoming to Kaoru (but he's hiding his identity).

ENJOYMENT:
I enjoyed it a lot and their gaming habits are relatable.

OVERALL:
The manga is quite fun to read. Give it a try if you are into games and ever wondered who those people on the other side of the screen are really.

*RAPID REVIEW*

It's a low 5/10.

As a huge gaming fan who hasn't played video games for 3 years as of now, I was quite disappointed with this manga. It just turns out to be a very standard and quite boring romcom. The manga does do some unique things, like dealing with the Hikikomori lifestyle and how it effects the people around them. Those parts are the best part of the manga.

But for the most part, it's a normal romcom with a lot of crossdressing and barely any actual gaming. I like Traps, but I wanted gaming. There hasn't been a manga or anime yet that ... truly captures the special magic of Gaming.

It's really long, nothing really happens, the conflicts aren't that engaging, and the art isn't the best. It's all in colour, and the scanlations are pretty good. But I really don't think this should be worth anyone's time. Even a Gamer's time. Reading this feels more like aimlessly grinding in an RPG than having fun fighting a boss.

I'm NOT a contrarian, and if your opinion differs, be civil. Your opinion is as valid as mine. Don't rate this as "confusing" just because you disagree with my view, instead, criticise the actual writing of the review. That's what it's there for. Don't be a child. Thank you for reading my rapid review, have a nice day/night!