Infold Games' popular otome game, Love and Deepspace, is launching its biggest event yet: Nightly Rendezvous. This update is touted as the "steamiest" to date, offering players intimate new interactions with the four main male characters, Xavier, Rafayel, Zayne, and Sylus.
With the UK experiencing a significant temperature drop, Nightly Rendezvous might be just the thing to warm you up. Running from December 31st to January 19th, the event allows players to collect new five-star memories, two versions of a unique outfit, and a cumulative reward outfit upgrade.
Alongside Nightly Rendezvous, Love and Deepspace celebrates its anniversary with the Touring in Love event. This event promises 40 pulls, 2000 diamonds, and a plethora of other rewards earned by completing tasks. Daily logins unlock prizes like five-star Xspace Echo Memory Crates, four-star Memory Crates, limited accessories, and enhancement materials.
Beyond the Romance:
The limited-time event also includes two new mini-games: Pile Parade, a 3D Jenga-style puzzle, and Heart's Pursuit, a Subway Surfers-inspired runner. Additional event shop updates, text messages, and moments add to the experience.
While otome games might not appeal to everyone, Love and Deepspace offers a sophisticated atmosphere that distinguishes it from comparable titles. However, if you're still unsure, explore our list of the top five new mobile games this week to discover other exciting releases at the start of 2025.
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