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I really like the trope where a character who initially looks down on or dislikes the MC eventually comes to respect or fall in love with them. It feels especially satisfying when the MC's actions and efforts are finally acknowledged.

It's not just BL games—visual novels in general seem to be going through a decline. Fewer of them are being released than in the past, whether they're aimed at men or women, and as someone who loves visual novels as a whole, it makes me really sad.

I always use the default name anyway, so I don't mind if there's no option to change it. As long as the story and artwork are good, it doesn't really matter to me.

I usually look at the negative reviews first. Sometimes the things other people complain about actually turn out to be exactly the kind of elements I enjoy.

It's hard to choose, but if I had to pick just one, I'd probably choose otome games. I don't really play BL games that often anyway.

I'll check out the artbook if it's a game I really enjoyed, but otherwise I don't really go out of my way to look at them.

I prefer owning physical copies, but I'll buy the digital version too if it's on sale.

I like all kinds of games, but I care more about the story and artwork than the gameplay. So I don't mind visual novels with little to no gameplay at all.

I don't mind having multiple protagonists. It's nice because you get to experience the story from different perspectives.

I play a lot of indie games, so I don't mind if there's no voice acting as long as the story is good.

I turn the background music down too, and I also set the text speed to the fastest setting.

I don't see any problem with it since I play dating sims geared towards men too.

Lucas's route in Virche Evermore emotionally destroyed me. It was so hard to get through, and seeing Nadia near the end was especially shocking.

I also play the fandisk first. If I don't remember enough, I go back and play the original.