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So last week I finished Linus's route in Mistonia no Kibou, and he completely caught me off guard My first impression was that he was just a shy and easily flustered guy, but his route ended up being nothing like what I expected. It felt like a complete 180°, and he's still the character that...

Saitou Souma, Shimazaki Nobunaga, and Matsuoka Yoshitsugu. There are way too many good ones to count, but these three are the only ones I can remember off the top.:giggle::giggle:

I'd say it's pretty important, but not everything. A nice art style definitely helps me get into the game at first, but if the story or characters are poorly written, I'll lose interest quickly. I once played a game purely because the art was gorgeous, but the bad writing made me lose interest...

I completely agree, It definitely deserves more love than it gets. The art style is gorgeous. To be honest, I didn't think much of it at first because mecha aren't really my thing but it turned out to be so different from what I expected. I'd love to see it get an anime adaptation too, it has...

No, I wouldn't consider Infinity Nikki an otome game. An otome game is a game with a female protagonist that focuses on romance as a core element, with several male characters that the player can build relationships with. Infinity Nikki is primarily a dress-up and adventure game with media aimed...

I'm currently playing Yuukyuu no Tierblade. I chose this game because I saw some really beautiful CG images while browsing Pinterest when I was in middle school, and I immediately became interested. Furthermore, it seems like it's not a game that's talked about much, which made me even more...

Yes, I often end up listening to the OST outside of a game if I truly enjoy it. Some otome openings and endings are surprisingly good on their own. I actually think about setting one as my ringtone too, but there are just too many great OSTs to choose from =]]]

I use LunaTranslator. It can hook into nearly all the games I've tried, and thanks to it, most of the games I've been playing recently have been Japanese-only titles.

But if you want a dark fantasy otome that focuses heavily on emotions, I'd recommend Virche Evermore. It's one of those games that really made me feel for the characters and their struggles. It left a lasting impression on me in a way that very few otome games have.

I'd recommend Code: Realize for beginners. The pacing feels just right, and the main problems are solved in a way that makes you somehow satisfied. It's a perfect entry point for beginners because it offers a little bit of everything—romance, action, mystery, and character growth.

I think I'd replay it only if I really liked the game. Official localization make the story easier to follow and help me catch details I missed the first time. Otherwise, I might just skipped

Reine des Fleur, Yuukyuu no Tierblade and Virche :oops:

I kept the default MC's voice because I prefer LI to call the MC by their name. Another reason is that I'm pretty bad at naming characters, so I preferred to keep it as is.

Sweet Clown cannot be played on vita3k either.

The first time I play, I won't use the walkthrough because I'm curious to see what my choices will lead to, but the second time I'll use it to get all the endings.