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My favorite designs include blonde, silver, or red long hair; moles on the face; and pretty eye colors like red and golden. I also like a feminine or androgynous look. As for the outfit, my selling point is any kind of belt, a prince or a military look with a big cloak :Ddd I'm also really into...

I'm super low-maintenance with fiction, I can tolerate quite a lot of red flags =)) But in reality, there's no such thing as a red flag that I don't despise, more or less. Heck, I might even find green flags annoying xDd

It depends, but I definitely like soft voices more =)

As for me, I have quite a few character archetypes I'd love to build, though it's a bit cringe haha =)) And I usually lean toward personalities that are a bit crazy and extreme lol. First, a gorgeous MC who knows she's hot, a total flirt master, etc =)) I love the idea of her teasing all kinds...

With my personality, I'm 100% NPC material =))) But if I had the chance, I'd want to be a villain xDddd I'm gonna make everyone's life miserable HAH. Then again, being the MC's best friend sounds good too. I could slap some sense into her and pull her out of whatever absolute nonsense she's...

=)) That sounds like fun, but there's just too much to process xDd I guess if I could develop an otome game risk-free, I would go for tropes and storylines that are niche-er than niche xDdddd

Both =)) My absolute favorite is when an LI is not what they seem on the surface. That gap moe is something I just can't resist xDdd

YES!!! :) There's a huge difference between 'rivals with heavy banter' and someone who literally ruined the other person's life. If they cross that unforgivable line, forcing them into a romance just feels forced and leaving a bad taste.

On a technical level? Yes, it has improved a lot. But story-wise? Not quite, it's still flooded with generic tropes and storylines. Although occasionally, indie games do offer something fresh xDdd I'm just happy our community is getting a bit mainstream, though it's definitely still niche =))...

I only enjoy puzzles or simple minigames when I have too much freetime and looking for a little challenge, provided they're well-designed and integrate into the story instead of feeling completely out of place just to drag things out. Though, when it comes to completing the rest of the game, I...

I don't really care if I get spoiled lol, in fact, I actively look for spoilers. Usually, before jumping into any game, I'll go hunt for spoilers to judge whether it's actually worth my time. When it comes to CGs, even if I stumble upon a massive spoiler CG, like the ending or a character...

I'm a half-time self-insert, but my reason for turning off voices is slightly different xDddd When a game has voice acting, I tend to wait for them to finish before moving on, which gets super frustrating because they talk so slowly and I'm a fast reader =))) Another thing is that I find it...

I'm down for multiple MCs, but only if they have completely different personalities and the game reacts accordingly =)) Also, having one MC dedicated to one LI like 'Him, the Smile and Bloom' makes it feel like a real romance story, which I love because it feels like fate =))))) Plus, just the...

I only focus on one game at a time, unless it's too boring and I end up dropping it midway =))

Yes!!! For some reason, they move way too quickly to the fluffy romance part, when I'm actually here for the absolute chaos and conflict :(( Truthfully, I love it when they still tear each other apart even after falling in love xDddd

...it provides the full closure and contains all the spoilers, which makes me feel like I don't have the freedom to choose, if that makes sense =)) *whispers* Though honestly, the canon guy is rarely my type, and that's probably the root cause of my hatred for everything else I just mentioned lol.

I can't recall exactly since I lost my tracker list =)))) I dont just play otome games, I also enjoy all kinds of game genres. Plus, I usually spend more time reading, so it varies; some years I'll burn through more than 5-10 games, and other years I won't play any at all.

Personally, 4 to 5 love interests is good enough. Aside from the fact that having too many routes usually leads to rushed, low-quality writing or clear favoritism, which makes them boring to read =))) a huge roster just overwhelms me to the point where I can't finish the game. To make it worse...

I second this! Also, another issue is whether the developers themselves even label it as an otome game. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there was a game that avoided the otome label, maybe Love and Deepspace? But I can't recall clearly =)))

I mean, it is true that it's a bit hard to portray them =)) but honestly, it's just modern games in general, and otome games at that, don't really want to come out of their comfort zone.