Stats (Crush Crush & Blush Blush)

In Crush Crush and Blush Blush, Stats is a page where you can keep track of your game progress. It can be displayed by clicking the blue tab on the bottom of the game screen, fourth from the left.

The Stats screen is separated into three sections - a visual representation of your avatar on the very left, a 'STATS' portion including avatar items and progress numbers, and a 'RESET' portion. This is different from the 'Stats' button found on a girl or guy's page, which offers details on the currently selected character.

Avatar

The leftmost section is a representation of your avatar. The gender can be selected at the bottom of the section, with the male and female symbols. In Crush Crush, the female avatar has thicker eyelashes, lipstick, a smaller nose, and breasts. In Blush Blush, the only differences between them are that the female avatar has breasts and eyelashes. The avatar can be further customized with the "Avatar Items' section, found below.

Stats

In Crush Crush, the "STATS" section has three portions; the avatar items section and lifetime statistics are on top, and the reset section below that. In Blush Blush, under the 'STATS' header, there is the 'Avatar Items' section, where you can select cosmetic items for your avatar, and the 'Numbers' section, where you can find lifetime statistics.

Avatar Items

This section allows you to customize the avatar to the left.

Crush Crush

There are hairstyles and hair accessories. You can pick one of each. The arrows on the side allow you to move between sections. You can unselect an item by clicking it again.

• Hairstyles - there are 11 unique hairstyles, most of which come in two colors
• Hair Accessories - there are 9 different types of accessories, animal ears, the top hat, and the cap coming in two different colors. A new hat was added during the 10th anniversary of Crush Crush.

Blush Blush

There are four items in a section, and four sections. The arrows on the side allow you to switch between sections. Currently, you can select one item per section by clicking on it. You can unselect an item by clicking on it again.

• Hairstyles
• Headwear - baseball cap, ear headband, bowler hat, flower
• Face-wear - heart glasses, regular glasses, mustache, whiskers
• Body Accessory - cross-body bag, neckerchief, bow tie, tail

Numbers

• Time Blocks - The total number of time blocks available to you
• Total Money Earned - All the money you have earned in your lifetime (every previous reset + your current reset)
• Boys/Girls Met - The number of girls/boys you've encountered in your current reset
• Hearts Earned - All the hearts you have earned in your lifetime
• Dates Taken - All the dates you have taken in your lifetime
• Gifts Given - All the gifts you've given in your lifetime

The stats of total money earned, hearts, dates, and gifts are useful for tracking your progress towards their relevant achievements.

For each game's achievement pages:

• Crush Crush Achievements
• Blush Blush Achievements

Reset

Crush Crush

The bottom of this screen shows your current reset boost, the multiplier you have, and the value you will gain the next time you soft reset. By resetting the game from here, you will return to the beginning, and you will lose your skills, hobbies, jobs, money, affection, and all main story girls except Cassie. However, you will still be able to keep your diamonds, achievements, time blocks, store purchases, and phone fling progress. You also keep girls you have earned or purchased that are not part of the main story line.

The benefit of resetting is the addition of a speed boost, allowing you to chat with girls, go on dates, and give gifts more quickly. It also allows you to increase skill levels more quickly in your hobbies and increase the speed of your jobs, which can earn you more money. The speed boost you would receive for a reset now is shown next to your total reset boost.

You can reset at any time during the game. The maximum reset boost is ×2048.

Blush Blush

The rightmost portion of the screen shows the current values that concern resetting, and a brief explanation of the benefits. By selecting the question mark near 'More Info', there is a more detailed breakdown available.

Moving down the page, next to the blue pentagon is your cumulative reset boost. This number builds up as you continue to soft reset your game. The multiplier on the far side of the section is how much the reset boost is multiplied by.

The next lowest section, next to the plus sign, is the bonus that will be added to your reset boost when you soft reset.

The buttons near the bottom are to "Reset' - gaining the current boost and returning to the beginning stage (with only Nimh unlocked) - and a button with 30 diamonds. This button is to add the current boost but remain at whatever stage you currently are.

You can reset at any time during the game. The maximum reset boost is ×14,000.