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Yes, yes, yes, and YES again. If a game has few tracks or they're bad, it strongly affects my impression. I really love paying attention to the composition, and they help me immerse myself in the story. For example, Taisho x Alice has decent tracks, but they got so repetitive that they started...

Mostly I look first at the person I like by appearance and who fits my type. If I don't really like this character in the common route, I take a closer look at the others

Oh, I'm so upset that there was no information about BUNNIES HIGH SCHOOL at Otomate Party... Bunnies, I've been waiting for you for 2 years already and I'll keep waiting!!!

I prefer reading manga digitally, but if I really love a title, I might buy a physical copy for my collection

To be honest, I don't really care. Usually, I only name the heroine if she doesn't have a default name in the game and it asks me to enter one.

I don't like long common routes; I almost died reading Tengoku, though that wasn't too bad. Games where the common route makes up about 80% of the entire game are way more painful... I'd much rather have long character routes.

Animamundi Dark Alchemist...

I love having that bittersweet aftertaste after finishing a game, so I always play through the good endings first

My absolute favorite otome is Danzai no Maria by Karin Entertainment. I'm always down to replay it and chat about it endlessly—the aesthetic setting is gorgeous and the characters are so amazingly written. Even now, I love overanalyzing the characters' motives and all the little plot details...

Yellow one!

Oooh interesting question. I read both, but if a title has two versions and one is the original source material, I'd rather start with the original first and then move on to the second one. Like, I read the Umineko novel while checking out the manga on the side—it was super fun to visualize what...

:akazukin_puppyeyes: Ooh, I couldn't agree more! I love this classic with all my heart too, so I totally get you.

For some reason, I really love the amnesia trope or parallel worlds, for example.

I often fall for underrated otome games (like Danzai no Maria and Suuran Digit) so every piece of fan art is a total treasure to me XD

I'd love to see more voiced MCs and gloomy settings along the lines of Dark Love, but OZ recently dropped and Sullyland is coming out soon, so there's still hope for me

Mostly because of the voice actors; I listened to Diabolik Lovers for the plot, if you can even call it that

Honestly, I don't really mind. I usually just decide to game on impulse. But if I'm hyped for a new release, that one gets priority.

I feel like getting used to a new voice actor is very difficult.... but I haven't encountered that much in otome, except that I heard Luckydog1+bad egg got new voice actors—it was hard for my friends to get used to it, but the seiyuu tried very hard and it turned out well

I use Luna Translator and dictionaries. I've played a lot in this format, so I've already learned many phrases in Japanese, but playing without a screen translator is still difficult.

Have you tried playing Him, the Smile & Bloom? It's quite cute and casual, and I really liked that there are 4 different heroines. You could also try Dandelion, it has an interesting mechanic.