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저는 판타지 장르를 더 좋아하지만, 로맨스 외에도 명확한 주제가 있고 평범한 배경 속에서 특별한 경험을 선사하는 일상적인 오토메 게임도 즐길 수 있습니다. 특히 현대 배경에 SF, 범죄, 전투 요소가 가미된 작품이 더 흥미롭다고 생각합니다!

I also prefer playing at home when I have enough time and energy. Playing games also takes a lot of energy, so I have a hard time concentrating when I'm tired. I feel like I can only fully enjoy a game when everything is set up properly for me.

The overall vibe of the game. I usually decide based on the plot and the concept of the game. Rather than knowing a lot of information beforehand, I just go with my gut feeling.

I can understand some everyday phrases, and there are also some parts I can understand from the context even if I don't know the exact words. Whenever I come across a word I don't know, I look it up in a dictionary and make a note of it, almost like studying. When I first started learning...

I agree! Even if a work features a voice actor with a voice I really like, I find it hard to listen if the story doesn't sound interesting. But if there's a character that really interests me, I sometimes give it a try and focus more on the character than the story!

I first became interested in voice actors who worked on titles I liked. While looking for more of their content, such as character songs and OSTs, I came across drama CDs. I remember being pleasantly surprised to find some works where they also sang. Eventually, I got hooked on being able to...

im still a bit of a noob with otome games, but i really liked the whole cast in Even If Tempest, not just every LI but all the characters too. I really enjoyed the relationships between all the characters, and even now, I still remember how much fun I had playing it♡

I like the enjoyment of flipping through physical books, but I've gotten used to the convenience of reading online. Since I started reading online, I like that I can enjoy more works.

I usually follow the recommended route order. It helps me get a better understanding of the overall story and what the game is trying to tell. After that, as long as it doesn't get in the way of my enjoyment, I'll do the routes I'm less interested in first, then move on to the routes or...

I like bad endings more. They let me experience all kinds of different outcomes, and since they're not the true(?) ending, they leave room for a lot of different interpretations and emotions. I also enjoy seeing and experiencing the different emotions of both the MC and the LI.

No, unless it's one of my favorite games, I wouldn't. Since a localization inevitably includes some of the translator's own interpretation, I'd rather experience the original writing as it is than replay the game with an official localization.

I think having a good balance of both is the best, but if I had to pick one, I'd definitely choose the plot. As long as there's at least some development between the heroine and the love interest, that's enough for me personally. Of course I enjoy romance, but before that, I need a story that's...

Yey, I always go into a game aiming for 100%. Even if I'm not interested in a certain storyline or LI, I still want to experience it myself and decide how I feel after finishing it, even if I end up with a negative impression. That said, a lot of the time I end up liking those routes way more...

Yes, Of course! It feels a little more immersive when the characters change into outfits that fit the location. I feel disappointed when the characters aren't shown after their outfits change in a scene, or when the LIs get many outfit changes but the MC's outfit doesn't change much. In reality...

I like reading reviews, but I definitely prefer doing it after I've played the game. It's much more enjoyable to read other people's opinions, relate to them, and share my own thoughts afterward. Before playing, I don't want someone else's subjective take to influence my own experience. I'd...