Reviews for ROOMING WITH A GAMER GAL Manga

A story about a sober boy and, at first glance, a girl sharing a room through a game connection. It's heartwarming and cute. I'm not familiar with internet games, but I enjoyed it. Maybe someone you know would be better.

Dorakue was a work of strong love. Even if you don't know Dorakue (I don't know the details), I think it's a game you can enjoy if you understand the atmosphere of online games. Overall, it's heartwarming and fuzzy, so I think it's good for people who don't like the muddy atmosphere. It's just a little unstimulating (the content isn't intense), so it's 4 stars.

There is often content that people who don't play online games don't understand, so I wonder if I should go through that. I'm doing 10, so I really enjoyed reading it!

I felt love for Dorakue. The game is mostly game-centered, and I like the feeling that the two get to know each other and share a room... the two gradually become good friends. Because I don't know games? There were a lot of places, but it was interesting. I think it's a work that those who know more will enjoy it even more.

Even if you're not familiar with the game, you'll be curious about the continuation as you read it!

I didn't play netoge, but they did Dorakue, so it was interesting. It's more like a gamer comic than a romantic comedy, but in a sense, it's a work you can read with peace of mind. lol

It's a slow, relaxed, and tough, but cute game, and it's a romantic comedy about otaku living together, which is serialized once a month. The characters feel like I've seen them somewhere lol I like this one.

Is it good that little by little, the distance between the two is shrinking through the game? It's not like I'm worried about the continuation, but I bought it somehow and read it

I don't play games, so I'm not familiar with it, but it was interesting. are the pictures of the game characters cute?

The two are getting closer and closer... will they stick together? I don't really play games, so it's an unknown world, but it's nice to have something to immerse myself in. I'm addicted to manga (^^) but it's nice that they show me this kind of unknown world.

I liked this author's story, so I bought it. I haven't even played games, so it was the first time I read it?? But as I read on, Dorakue can do something like this! I honestly thought it would be interesting. It's all about games, and the relationship between the two doesn't progress, but I'd like to read it patiently.

The main character Powder (male but using girl characters) and Goro (a girl but using a rugged male character), who met in Dorakue, end up sharing a room due to a misunderstanding that their partner is of the same sex. They're a dark nerd boy and a gal girl, but the distance shrinks little by little due to their common hobby called Dorakue. I've never played an internet game, but it looks like a lot of fun. But once they start doing it, they seem like they're going to become an idiot, so they don't get their hands on it. Even so, there are so many depictions in Dorakue! Both of them are idiots... because of that, the real love affair progresses slowly. It's frustrating, but I'm looking forward to the continuation.

A development that bothers you since the beginning? Expectations are high for his disgusting vibe and for her future with gal makeup!! Will bonds and trust be created if we share the same amount of time, even through games?? I'm looking forward to seeing how bonds and trust will become when living under one roof.

It's a story about male and female game geeks, and I enjoyed it even if I'm not familiar with games. I'm looking forward to seeing how the relationship between the two unfolds while sharing a room.