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I Want a Gal Gamer to Praise Me
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I Want a Gal Gamer to Praise Me

Also known as: Gal Gamer ni Homeraretai, ギャルゲーマーに褒められたい, Gyaru Gamer ni Homeraretai, I Want to Be Praised by a Gal Gamer!

by Geshumaro

Score from AniList: 65/100releasing

When high school shut-in Raito Sasaki hires a pro gamer coach to help hone his FPS skills, he never expected that the one knocking on his door would be Rion Suzuki—a cute and fashionable beauty the same age as him! With such a charming and supportive gamer gal cheering him on, can Raito take his game to the next level, or will the pressure of being up close and personal with a bombshell like Rion lead him to throw? (Source: Yen Press) Note: Originally self-published, was then licensed by Kadokawa for commercial release.

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Manga
Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A lighthearted gaming comedy in which a shut-in hires a pro gamer coach who turns out to be his stylish peer, with bright encouragement and a playful tone.

Pros

  • A fun gaming-coach premise
  • A bright, supportive heroine
  • An easygoing comic tone

Cons

  • Some flirtatious gags feel repetitive
  • The premise rests on a single set-up

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Read the full take

I Want a Gal Gamer to Praise Me begins with a hire. Raito Sasaki is a high-school shut-in who wants to sharpen his first-person shooter skills, so he hires a pro gamer coach. He never expects the coach at his door to be Rion Suzuki, a cute and fashionable beauty his own age. The premise is a playful meeting of game ambition and an unexpectedly charming teacher, and the awkward distance between them is the comic engine.The series is at its best when Rion's cheerful encouragement pushes Raito out of his shell. The gaming detail gives the training a clear goal, and the comic tension between his nerves and her confidence keeps the pages lively.The weaknesses are repetitive flirtatious gags and a premise that rests on one set-up. Readers who enjoy light gaming comedies with an upbeat heroine will find a fun read. Those seeking depth may find it light, though the encouragement is consistently warm.

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