Recent content by virtua1

Danganronpa is a good one. It's the first visual novel I've ever played on my laptop. Paranormasight is my favourite.

It depends. If the heroine has a personality that is well-written and completely different from my own, it would be hard to self-insert. If the heroine doesn't really have a distinct personality, sometimes I can.

I only play on PC because it can be used to play games on any platform using emulators.

我也是，已经一周了。每天都在发帖，希望我们都能早点拿到牌子(y)。

I prefer to play with guides. I hate it when I play a game for 10+ hours and then get the ending I didn't want. I'd have to start over or at least replay the same scenes again.

Unfortunately, I don't know anyone in my area who likes to play otome games.

Depends on what type of spoiler it is. If it is trivial like the tropes in a story, then I don't care. Sometimes, if the trope is interesting to me, I might want to play the game more. But if the spoiler is major, like major character death, plot twists, and etc.. It can definitely make me feel...

I have a 2TB portable drive that I keep my games in. Just in case they get deleted or become inaccessible. I also record all the games I have on Notion, so I know what I have archived.

Simulation otome games can feel like a chore sometimes. When I was playing Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side, I was looking up guides, saving and loading repeatedly, trying to get the best ending. It requires a lot of work, so I only play it when I have a lot of free time.

Medium or slow burn. I need to see how the MC and the LI fall in love. Seeing the push and pull, internal struggles, and the realization that they are in love would be nice. The process matters more than the result for me. Instalove doesn't give enough room for the love to develop, so the love...

I don't really care about the face of the MC as long as they have personality and feel like a person instead of a cardboard cutout or an empty shell.

There are not many R18 games...but I enjoyed Heart Cage when it came out.

I've been trying to learn Japanese so I can play non-localized games for almost 6 months now. Here are a couple of tools I've been using: Kana (ios app) - hiragana and katakana learning. It helps you learn the "alphabet" of Japanese through spaced repetition. I would recommend learning through...

I never replay games I've completed. I find that when I replay a game, the scenes that had moved me during the first play through no longer have the same impact. The first time is always the most memorable one. I would like to keep those memories with me.

Definitely a no for me. I am playing a romance game. The LIs to be dedicated to the MC. If they like someone else, I am going to pass on them.