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Which version exactly are you looking for? It's a game that was ported to practically everything. The game is likely still active here on the forum, but you probably don't have access to view the thread yet. I recommend reading up on it here if you have any questions.

I love playing the songs during the performances in the Kiniro no Corda mini-games. It's really fun when you set the difficulty to the higher levels. (I love rhythm games.) I could also mention Hana Awase; their card game is really fun. I actually play a lot of card games irl —everything from...

I agree with what's been said here; I think I've played quite a few games that let you save and leave a "note" identifying which save is which. I could be wrong, but I believe the PC versions of the Heart no Kuni games —or maybe some other QuinRose title—allow for that. I never used the feature...

It doesn't necessarily break my immersion while I'm playing, but it does stand out if a specific CG—whether it's a kiss, a hug, or some other interaction—is just "so-so." I recently finished Temirana, for instance, and many of the CGs really clashed with the background art; it seemed like the...

I happen to have siblings—three of them, to be exact. Personally, it has never bothered me, nor does it influence my preferences in any significant way; I actually enjoy reading it when it's well-written. I think that, as someone who writes a lot, I appreciate the literary aspect more than...

Thank you so much for the translation team; it must have been a lot of work. The game is adorable, and I can't wait to test the translation. :akazukin_blush:

I don't recall encountering any works I consume that use AI voices, and I'm grateful for that. But in general, I've never been a fan—even in cases where part of the work was done manually and the rest by AI, the difference is quite obvious. While playing Red Bell, I was constantly aware of the...

I re-uploaded it here. It's been a little while; it's the same version Ami shared. I'm pretty sure the CDs and the update are included, too. I re-uploaded it to this post because this is who I downloaded it from. :miku_peek:

I always recommend Love Pretend to anyone new to the genre; it's not overly complicated or too heavy. Cupid Parasite—which others here have also recommended—is a great starting point, and I'd personally recommend Sympathy Kiss as well.

For me, without a doubt, it's Jack Jeanne. I think my mistake was going in with really high expectations; I didn't like the game's art style, and the story overall—as I always say—feels more like a tale about friendship and dreams than romance. Actually, because of that, I think it would make a...

I rarely see it, like VERY rarely. I like to experience things as blindly as possible; once I've finished the game, I usually go read up on it—especially about the characters. I do like having a space to talk about the game and the characters—sharing experiences is interesting—but only after...

Taking one I've recently been playing, Haru (Sumire no Tsubomi), the producers really went to great lengths to make his entire route detestable. The worst part isn't just wanting to smack him around a bit; Satsuki herself makes everything worse. :miku_pissed:

Virche left such a lasting impression on me that I still haven't fully recovered; I think it's the reason I'm not really enjoying Temirana—I started it right after Virche. :akazukin_down:

I don't mind; in some cases, I actually prefer having no voice acting at all over bad dubbing—(Side-eyeing certain Western games.). But I really do appreciate good voice acting.

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.