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LMAO this post is amazing 😂 My favorite dere is definitely yandere (don't tell anyone lol) — something about that whole "you belong to me" and the crazy dark side just hits different. As for what dere I think I am… probably a fake tsundere? Like, I act like I don't care but secretly I've already...

Oh I totally get the kissing sounds thing — sometimes it's just… too much 😂 I also tend to skip or mute those scenes if they go on for too long. My weird quirk is that I always play with a guide from the start. I know a lot of people prefer going in blind, but I get too anxious about bad endings...

I'd recommend Code: Realize for newcomers. It has a great balance of plot and romance, gorgeous art, and the characters are all likeable. The story is easy to follow even if you're new to otome games. Plus, it has a few anime adaptations, which might help newcomers get interested first. Not too...

I feel you. I like dating sims too, but when they get too repetitive or grindy, I lose interest fast. I prefer lighter stat systems or more story-focused romance games. Haven't played Abyss Bistro though — is the story worth the grind?

I've watched a few otome game anime adaptations too! For me, Amnesia was actually my first one, and it made me curious about the original game as well — though the anime felt a bit rushed compared to the game routes. I also watched Utapri, and I agree it's really well done, especially the music...

I personally prefer 2D as well. 3D might look more realistic, but it actually makes me feel dizzy — I get motion sickness from it. Plus, I just love the classic anime art style in otome games. There's something about 2D illustrations and sprites that feels more charming and expressive to me. So...

I totally feel you! I love those VAs too, but yeah, it gets repetitive when the same names keep showing up in every otome game. Nothing against them — they're amazing — but I'd love to see more variety or some fresh faces (or long-lost voices) once in a while. It'd make things feel less predictable

For me, it depends. If I have the time and the minigame is actually fun, I'll play it properly without skipping. But if it's too difficult or I'm short on time, I'll just skip it. Usually I don't skip the first time I encounter a minigame, but if I have to replay it over and over again just to...

It depends on the game for me too! I usually don't use auto mode because I like to read at my own pace—sometimes I want to linger on a line, other times I skim faster. But if I'm replaying a route or just want to relax and watch the story like a little movie, I turn it on. That said, I always...

Yes, I have. Sometimes the bad ending is more interesting because it can be more dramatic, bittersweet, or thought-provoking than the good one.

That makes a lot of sense. Since the heroine is the character we spend the most time with, her personality really sets the tone. The love interests are important too, but they should complement her rather than overpower her.

Absolutely! I actually think ordinary characters can make the romance feel more personal and believable. I'd love to see more otome games like that.

Nice choice! I’m playing Collar×Malice right now. Old otome games still have a special charm, and I agree that the art style can make a big difference. I’d love to try Harukanaru Toki no Naka de Hachiyoushou someday.