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=)) That sounds like fun, but there's just too much to process xDd I guess if I could develop an otome game risk-free, I would go for tropes and storylines that are niche-er than niche xDdddd

Both =)) My absolute favorite is when an LI is not what they seem on the surface. That gap moe is something I just can't resist xDdd

YES!!! :) There's a huge difference between 'rivals with heavy banter' and someone who literally ruined the other person's life. If they cross that unforgivable line, forcing them into a romance just feels forced and leaving a bad taste.

On a technical level? Yes, it has improved a lot. But story-wise? Not quite, it's still flooded with generic tropes and storylines. Although occasionally, indie games do offer something fresh xDdd I'm just happy our community is getting a bit mainstream, though it's definitely still niche =))...

I only enjoy puzzles or simple minigames when I have too much freetime and looking for a little challenge, provided they're well-designed and integrate into the story instead of feeling completely out of place just to drag things out. Though, when it comes to completing the rest of the game, I...

I don't really care if I get spoiled lol, in fact, I actively look for spoilers. Usually, before jumping into any game, I'll go hunt for spoilers to judge whether it's actually worth my time. When it comes to CGs, even if I stumble upon a massive spoiler CG, like the ending or a character...

I'm a half-time self-insert, but my reason for turning off voices is slightly different xDddd When a game has voice acting, I tend to wait for them to finish before moving on, which gets super frustrating because they talk so slowly and I'm a fast reader =))) Another thing is that I find it...

I'm down for multiple MCs, but only if they have completely different personalities and the game reacts accordingly =)) Also, having one MC dedicated to one LI like 'Him, the Smile and Bloom' makes it feel like a real romance story, which I love because it feels like fate =))))) Plus, just the...

I only focus on one game at a time, unless it's too boring and I end up dropping it midway =))

Yes!!! For some reason, they move way too quickly to the fluffy romance part, when I'm actually here for the absolute chaos and conflict :(( Truthfully, I love it when they still tear each other apart even after falling in love xDddd

Personally, I prefer equality among routes, so I'm not a big fan of canon routes =)) especially when the canon LI gets blatant favoritism and a canon happily-ever-after. It makes it feel like all the other routes are just irrelevant side pieces sDdd Also, since canon routes tend to dump all the...

I can't recall exactly since I lost my tracker list =)))) I dont just play otome games, I also enjoy all kinds of game genres. Plus, I usually spend more time reading, so it varies; some years I'll burn through more than 5-10 games, and other years I won't play any at all.

Personally, 4 to 5 love interests is good enough. Aside from the fact that having too many routes usually leads to rushed, low-quality writing or clear favoritism, which makes them boring to read =))) a huge roster just overwhelms me to the point where I can't finish the game. To make it worse...

I second this! Also, another issue is whether the developers themselves even label it as an otome game. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there was a game that avoided the otome label, maybe Love and Deepspace? But I can't recall clearly =)))

I mean, it is true that it's a bit hard to portray them =)) but honestly, it's just modern games in general, and otome games at that, don't really want to come out of their comfort zone.

Such a shame, honestly 😢 Unlike a true enemies-to-lovers dynamic, I absolutely hate imbalanced relationships, especially when it's my girls getting mistreated Dx

Oh, I absolutely love how you put it! 'Shared scorn is still a form of passion' is such a perfect way to describe it. Personally :Đ it doesn't even need to be a personal vendetta. It could just be that they are on different sides, and those sides are actively trying to wipe each other out. But...

That sounds more like an imbalanced relationship xC I totally hate it when it's like that too!! I actually prefer it if they're professional, and their actions are understandable, not just for the sake of causing harm, if it makes sense :Ddd

Personally, I love it when the LI and the MC would literally kill each other at the first opportunity =)) I'm talking the blood, gore, and serious injuries. Not something soft like friendly or workplace rivals, but genuine enemies on opposing sides xDddd I've already known about Yang from...

I know I'll never finish a game once I start a new one =))) My perfectionism doesn't help, worse. So I try to complete it first, just to get bored of that game and end up not playing anything at all for a year or so =))) Such a pain. It's not like I get confused playing multiple games at once...