Recent content by MarietaStay

I'll definitely go for otome. I love this genre, and it speaks to me more than BL, although there are some great examples of those, too.

I don't have much experience with otome, but I can say that most of them have a very appealing visual style. And there are some otome I wouldn't mind playing, but because of the visual style, which I don't really like, I can't bring myself to do it.

The first time I saw a faceless MC was in Mystic Messenger. At the time, I was upset that the MC looked that way. And I'm still against MCs looking like that. I understand that it makes easier for people to relate to her, but I don't like it.

Gacha in otome can be not that annoying if the developers approach it sensibly, and you won't have to spend all your money just to get that one character. Personally, I have nothing against gacha. I rarely spend money on it and try to get my favorite character through my own efforts (though I...

I like to focus on a single game because I want to enjoy it to the fullest. However, there are times when otome can feel a bit tedious, so I might try a different one to switch things up a bit and maybe come back to it someday.

I really like Aoba. He's the perfect example of a character who's strong and cool, yet sweet at the same time. Playing as him is a real enjoyment.

You know, sometimes otome seems pretty good, but for some reason we quit playing it and think that we might come back to it someday. But are there any otome games that you disliked so much that at some point you regretted even starting them? For me, it's Jooubachi no Oubou Menou Hen. I stumbled...

Jooubachi no Oubou Menou Hen. It was a terrible experience. I don't even remember how I got into this otome, but I regretted that decision after the very first route. The MC is extremely naive and can't stand up for herself, but I could have put up with that somehow, but the LIs... they're...

For me, it's Impey Barbicane from Code: Realize. He's not my type at all, so I decided to go through his route first to move on to the LI that interested me. But unexpectedly, I really liked Impey. I liked how he cared for Cardia, and I liked the relationship between them. Impey turned out to be...

If I am not familiar with the game, the first route is very important to me because it creates the first impression. Therefore, if the first route is boring or uninteresting, I may put game aside, because I`ve lost interest. Does it work the same way for you? (I`m sorry for my English, it isn`t...

I don't usually pay attention to the music in otome. I always turn it down as low as possible so I can hear the LI's voices better, even if it's not bad.

I dream that someday Nil Admirari no Tenbin will be localized. Such a masterpiece!

I don't use this feature. The text moves too slowly, but the feature can be useful if your hands are busy. However, for the most part, it is useless.

For me it's Gunjou no Yuki. I haven't seen it discussed much, but this otome deserves a lot of attention! The graphics are nice, and although the voice actors aren't popular, they did a good job. But the main plus of the game is the plot. I love stories about time travel and that's exactly what...

I clearly remember that I started out with mobile dating simulators, but the first full-fledged otome game for me was Nightshade. I don't remember how I found it, but I remember that in the Chojiro route I got a bad ending, thought there were no other endings, and moved on to the next character...