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I think I can say that the fact a character is the 'poster boy' really influences me; I approach everything with a very open mind—even personalities that aren't really my cup of tea. In some cases, I think they are making a clear distinction between the true route and the poster boy route. Which...

I can't really read Japanese, but I understand it relatively well when I hear it—partly because I associate what the character says with what is written. I'd love to learn to read it someday, but I don't have the time. I think what I know is enough for me.

If you can play or emulate Bad Apple Wars, I think it fits well with what you asked for; you might also really like Virche and Sins of Kaleido.

For me, it's not really a problem (fortunately); it's more about whether I'm in the right mood to start a title. I recently started the Sumire no Tsubomi series, and I plan to move on to Hoshi no Oujo after I 100% complete it. Usually, these series just require a bit more time; once I start, I...

Hmm... I don't think it's a complicated choice. Bride: Gill Bone: Allan Banish: Raul Despite loving the game overall, I still have my favorites. :akazukin_blush:

I'd recommend Sympathy Kiss; it has really good vibes. If you want something more like a rom-com, Cupid Parasite and Love Pretend are great choices.

I'm pretty easygoing, as long as it doesn't involve NTR. I don't know if I've mentioned this before, but I think creating a good 'yandere' character is harder when it comes to males than females. There are plenty of female characters out there, but male ones? You practically have to go on a hunt...

As many people here have mentioned: Clock Zero. I'd also love to see Spade no Kuni no Alice; Sangoku Rensenki is definitely in my top list too! I still find that game adorable to this day.

It's not a specific mechanic, but rather an 'otome' version of visual novels—like Your Memories Off ~Girl's Style~. I love that series; the Memories Off games in general are fantastic, though unfortunately, they don't come out very often anymore. Like many others here, I would also love an RPG...

Thank you very much for the translation. :akazukin_bow:

Like most people here, I really enjoy games from Atlus, Fire Emblem, Story of Seasons, and Princess Maker (and games inspired by them—I play a LOT of titles in that genre). Then there's Avalon Code—someone mentioned it here—which is adorable; who knows, maybe one day it'll get a port. Fields of...

I'm pretty excited for this one when it comes out! I love the series; it's rare for Konami to release translated games like this, especially the older ones. Koei could follow suit and release the Kiniro no Corda games this way too. :akazukin_blush:

Someone mentioned My Candy Love! I used to play it a lot back in the day; I absolutely adored Lysandre. I was bummed that they left him out of the subsequent games—though I have a theory that they did it because his outfit design was probably a huge hassle to draw, but that's just my theory.

It's fine to post here, but I think it would be better to ask in the game thread. That way, it's easier for Otome to see it; she's become active here again, so I believe she'll re-upload the content quickly.

I really enjoyed Virche (which I recently finished), I didn't think I would like the game as much as I did, I devoured the entire game in about a week. I thought all the main and secondary characters were very well written; my only reservation about the story is Cupid Parasite, which I played...

It's similar to Paper Bride; you need to be connected to the internet just to start the game. Many Chinese games on Steam—especially mobile ports—have this kind of thing.

For me, it's between 3 and 5. Three is ideal, and 5 is still acceptable. When there are more than that, the mechanics have to work really well to avoid confusion; titles like Kiniro no Corda, Sangoku Rensenki (as already mentioned), and Prince of Tennis—I love those games because they offer a...

I have a quick question about the game, in case anyone here has played it. I recall it originally being a mobile game where you had to buy chapters to keep playing. How does the PC version work? I've often seen it on Steam and wanted to buy it, but I didn't want to get a game sold in separate...

Childhood friends—it never bothers me when that trope is present, but it's not a factor that heavily influences whether I like the character. I'm not really a fan of the "fake dating" trope either—maybe because it usually tends to make the romance feel a bit... too easy? I actually played Lover...

I first discovered the series through the visual novel, and then I watched the anime. I think it was quite successful—especially since there aren't many vampire-focused visual novels out there these days, right? At the very least, Reject's games tend to feature a wide variety of distinct Mls. It...