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I think there are already too many handsome characters in otome games these days, and I'd like to try something different LOL

Yes, I always look at guides when I play games.

Since I don't mind spoilers, I usually watch other people's commentary videos or blogs, and then pick out the ones that interest me.

Now you can project your game console screen to your computer and use OCR translation, which requires a capture card.

You can watch a prologue or something first to see if there are any characters you like. Since otome games usually don't have complicated systems, I think it's similar to playing a demo.

I will wait for the full release, there are so many games can play after all

Many games have gameplay videos on YouTube; you can watch them before deciding.

I like the bittersweet true ending.

I will choose to save the world and him💪

Smoking is a great way to project charm in stories because you can't smell it, but it's not so charming in real life😂

I don't care if the story is good enough

Thank you so much for sharing! I have indeed seen people mention GSM, but I have never found a detailed user guide before.

Haruka: Beyond the Stream of Time, it was a very old game.

bad endings first, i'd like to read every endings.

Sometimes, yes, when I see particularly childish plot points in the script, I feel a bit pulled out of the story😂

Many character from 禁飼育 games😂

Actually, most of the choices I made led to outcomes that were hard for me to understand, so I looked at walkthroughs, haha...

I don't mind playing VN without full voiced, but if its storyline is really good, I'd hope for a fully voiced version.

Vibecoding tools now make it easy to extract most game resources simply by prompting. Be sure to install the GitHub plugin so the AI can locate the required decryption/cracking tools automatically. With a little effort, you can even use it to translate the entire game. Free options are also...

If you don't mind setting everything up for the AI and telling it exactly what to say, your experience with it will be great. But if you want true surprises and unpredictable twists in crazy plots, human-written scripts still win out.