Loser Named Hana is a free-to-play game that begins with an unusual job offer—getting paid to be someone’s friend for $100 a week. It’s a short and strange experience by Repurpose Studios that’s perfect for casual players who enjoy story-driven games with humor and heart.

Getting hired as a friend

In Loser Named Hana, you take on the role of a paid companion for Hana, a clumsy and lonely college student searching for connection. You can choose how to treat her. Whether you become kind or mean to her, she remains your friend no matter what.

One of the strongest aspects of this visual novel is its witty writing. It captures personality well, making Hana feel real and entertaining. The choices you make affect how the story unfolds, leading to three possible endings. However, the game is only partially voiced, so not every scene feels immersive.

Interactive storytelling

Loser Named Hana is a short and charming visual novel that blends humor with a touch of awkwardness. Its simple presentation and engaging dialogue make it easy to enjoy in one sitting. While limited voice acting holds it back, it’s still worth trying for those who like quirky, choice-based stories.