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I really enjoy this type of game. I actually prefer it when the romance isn't too heavy or overly dominant. For me, the simulation and raising aspects are a big part of the fun. I find them really rewarding, and they give me a strong sense of achievement when I can see my character gradually...

I don't mind mini-games, but the story will always come first for me. If they're simple and well integrated into the game, they can make long reading sessions feel less monotonous. That said, when I'm completely hooked on the plot, I just want to keep reading. If a mini-game starts feeling like...

I actually like having a lot of choices. It adds a sense of surprise and makes the game more fun for me. With only two options, it's often pretty obvious which one will lead to a certain LI, so it can start to feel a bit formulaic. I prefer having more possibilities because it keeps me guessing...

I mostly read manually, but Auto mode becomes my best friend whenever I'm eating. t's so much easier than trying to press the button every few seconds with one hand while holding chopsticks with the other😂

Since I've grown to enjoy heavier and more emotionally intense stories, there are times when I find the bad ending more compelling than the good one. A tragic ending that feels inevitable and true to the characters can leave a much deeper impression on me than a happy ending where everything...

I always use guides too. These days I don't have as much free time as I used to, so I'd rather spend my time reading the story than replaying sections because I picked the wrong choices. I also like experiencing the routes in the recommended order, especially in games where certain routes...

It really depends on how much I enjoy the story. If I'm completely invested in a game's plot, I'll try to spend as much of my free time as possible playing it. In that case, I can usually finish it over the course of three or four weekends. On the other hand, if the story doesn't grab me, I tend...

I actually learned Japanese naturally through playing games. At first, I couldn't understand anything at all. I just played by relying on context, intuition, and a lot of guessing. But because I kept doing it for years, I ended up creating an environment where I was constantly reading and...

For me, the story is always the most important factor. A beautiful art style might catch my attention at first, but it's the plot that ultimately determines whether I buy a game or not.

When I was younger, I preferred warm and uplifting stories with happy endings. But as I've gotten older, I've found myself becoming more drawn to heavier and more emotionally intense stories. These days, I really enjoy stories that explore darker themes or leave a strong emotional impact...

I don't self-insert at all. I usually see the heroine as her own character and view the story from a third-person perspective. I also prefer heroines with sprites because they feel more like real characters rather than just an extension of the player.

I always use the heroine's default name because I don't really self-insert. For me, the heroine is her own character, not a stand-in for the player. I enjoy watching her story unfold and seeing her relationships develop with the love interests. And honestly, hearing awkward pauses instead of...

At first, it was definitely the art style that caught my attention. I've always loved anime-style artwork, so I was immediately interested. But what really made me stay was the fact that the protagonist was a woman. There are already so many games with male protagonists, so I really appreciate...

As much as I enjoy gacha games, keeping up with daily tasks and constant events can be exhausting.

I really enjoy doujin otome games! There's a certain kind of storytelling that only doujin games can pull off — niche content and themes that you just wouldn't find in mainstream titles. Another great thing about them is that most doujin games are on the shorter side, so for people with busy...