Love Triangle

Love Triangle was one of those games you'd find in the late 2000s, tucked away on a Flash game portal. It fit right in with the era's simple, click-driven stories about social drama. You played as a woman trying to steal back her ex-boyfriend from his new girlfriend.

You control a character who moves between different scenes, like a cafe or a park, interacting with objects using your mouse. Your goal is to sabotage the new couple's dates by creating small disasters. You might spill a drink to cause a distraction, or swap a gift to create an argument. The game is a series of these discreet puzzles, each requiring you to observe the scene and click on items in a specific order. It moves at a steady pace, not particularly hard, but it makes you think about cause and effect. The experience feels like quietly orchestrating a petty, satisfying mess.