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Yes indeed! I try to avoid the ones with spoiler before playing the games, but I check if people that had liked similar types of game that I do enjoyed it, or their thoughts on different elements of the game. As someone who talks and thinks a lot, I love reading reviews that includes the op's...

I don't really have much experience with that situation, but I've played one game that didn't have the option. I was a bit disappointed, but I was a fan of the original series the game was based on, so I got over it. But in other cases, I just wouldn't consider it an otome game that I'd enjoy...

They're never really a priority, but if people talk about it a lott for longer than just a few months, it's definitely worth a shot

All gacha games are like a drug, and it's almost like if you don't spend a certain amount of money, you get less of the game experience, I wouldn't want to get into any other otome gacha games unless I win the lottery((

I'd much, much, much prefer owning otome games physically if they weren't so much more expensive compared to digital copies. I'm a huge collector of everything I like, so having physical copies gives me a lot more satisfaction.

Childhood friends are the trope that comforts me every time I see it, especially when the LIs take care of the MC a lot.

Probably with gameplay elements. Otome games with a tiny gameplay element are the cherry on top of the sundae for me. My attention span is short, so I get distracted by all sorts of things while playing games that only require reading. Minigames spice things up! But a small amount would be...

It's gotta be five, maybe with one more hidden route, so that makes six. I'd rather have a long after-story with a smaller number of love interests than deal with a crazier amount.

As someone who self-inserts in most of the VNs I play, surprisingly, I actually prefer MCs with set personalities. I think playing as an interesting MC makes my entire gaming experience even better than it already is. Playing games is like starting a new life on a random Tuesday for me, so if...

Hard yes!! I started playing otome games with ones that weren't fully voiced, as long as the stories and characters are well written, it's never a bother for me. Some of my favourites of all time aren't fully voiced, and I had a great experience. Playing vns that aree voiced is more of a bonus...

I dislike it a lot.. but i try my best to not think about it throughout gameplays ;-; it honestly just feels a bit weird seeing any LIs like that, like "am I interrupting something??" But it all comes back to how the characters in question deals with it, if it matches the plot or lore, I...

It pisses me off that I'm missing out on cute stories just cuz im broke/ has bad luck. That's pretty much the reason why I prefer one-time purchase games and TRYYY to avoid gacha otomes if possible.

I usually stick with one, if I play multiple at once it's either the games getting boring or some of them is taking too long to finish.

I never liked the concept of stalking in otome games, it makes me really uncomfortable. Even if it's a fictional settings, I still can't tolerate it. Almost like there's a giant wall between me and those love interest with a stalker trope. I just can't bro,,

It really depends. Rather if its blood-related or not, IF the plot does it well it could be on a hear me out list. I've seen a game with terrible plots and a blood-related brother route, that was just awful.

OTOME GAMES ALLLL THE WAYYY

I love when I get to explore routes and make choices that actually matter and affect the plot. When I do my first playthrough, it becomes a route that I chose, without any guides or tutorials, and that makes the experience feel much more interesting and personal. When there are choices that...

long before I even knew what the word otome means LMAO.

I LOVE childhood friend plots, so I usually just go along with the storyline and fill in the missing parts with my own imagination. When an otome game does it well, I can always resonate with the emotions and the past events that were supposed to have happened, even if I didn't get to experience...

As someone who started otome games with more indie ones, I have noticed that CG inconsistency happens really often. At first it really bothered me and even gave me the ick mid gameplays, but as time went on, I kind of just accepted that not all CGs would be pretty and started looking at them...