Recent content by AlexaC

Mi gente latino!!!!!!!!! Blackflag nos abrio una sala de chat en español aquí. Ya somos algun@s los que estamos ahi, unanse para hablar de otomes :akazukin_yahoo:

Hola, yo estoy jugando uno de los viejitos de The Prince of Tennis, estoy esperando con ansias a que saquen la version de switch

Hola a todos!!!!!!!!

I think so, a little. I've always liked tsundere and caring sweet characters, but now I've noticed I'm starting to like yanderes, whereas before I really didn't like them at all.

R 18 games, I wouldn't be embarrassed if people saw me playing an otome game; in fact, I'm sure I could convince some of my friends to try them too. But R 18... I'd definitely get some strange looks.

It doesn't bother me as long as the person they're based on hasn't recently passed away; that makes me feel really strange. In fact, I laugh at myself a lot because whenever I hear the names of the main characters from the Sengoku era, they immediately appear in my mind with the designs from...

I also think it depends on the type of game, but in general, I prefer a short common route and longer character routes.

I've played a lot of itch.io games because I mainly play on my computer; it's my time to shine: Locked Heart and Heartbaked are so cute, and Locked Heart reminds me of Cinderella Phenomenon Halloween Otome, a classic The Blind Griffin, set during the prohibition era in the United States...

I started playing it but none of the LIs caught my attention so I've had it paused, it's a shame because I really liked the 3 previous versions.

For me, it's very important; one of the things that attracts me most to a game is the character art style. There have been times when the game's synopsis sounds great, but the art style doesn't quite convince me, and I end up not playing it.

I wouldn't say they're my favorites, but there are many Otomate games that I've loved and others that I'm looking forward to.

Yes, I think there are many shonen and seinen anime that we'd like to see adapted into otome games; there's a lot of wasted potential there.

I've never read a manga adaptation of a game; I've seen some anime, but they weren't entirely to my liking so I decided to stick with the games.

It doesn't bother me if it's in a short story or just a game demo, but in a longer game it does bother me because then I don't understand why they give us options.

Always, always, always happy endings first, then I quickly do the bad endings and I think to myself "Yeah, happy endings are the best"