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I play as if I'm watching a romance movie, drama, or novel. Is it because I lack imagination? I find it difficult to immerse myself as the protagonist.

I believe it doesn't matter whether a man or a woman plays it! I think gaming is a hobby that anyone can enjoy, regardless of gender.

I don't really consider the UI important when I play games. Of course, it would be nice if it looked pretty and cool.

Part of me wants to be the female lead, but... when I think about how you have to go through so many hardships to get a happy ending, I'd rather just be her best friend. If the story only unfolded with happy things and no struggles at all, then I'd want to be the female lead lol.

I used to think it was fine whether a face was visible or not, but these days, I think it's better if the face is visible. It definitely feels like a ghost if the face isn't visible.

Otome games might seem popular, but they are rarely seen in reality. The only person around me who plays otome games is my older sister. My friends don't know about otome games at all. Because of that, I had nowhere to talk about otome games. So I'm glad I found this place where I can talk about...

I play the fandisc right away. Of course, it might have taken a long time for the fandisc to come out, but if I play the main game and then the fandisc right after, it takes a long time, so I might get tired by the time I play the fandisc. If I don't remember well, I look up the summary of the...

I usually turn down the background music slightly. And I change the text speed to the fastest setting. Because I am quite impatient, I can't read slowly lol. So I always change these settings before starting any game.

I also use the canon name. That way, it sounds natural when the characters call the heroine, and since there are games where the voice actors actually say the name if you use the official one, I use the canon name!

Simulation games are fresh and fun at first, but the more you play, the more tedious and exhausting they get because of the repetitive gameplay and all the stats you have to manage. Games like Meine Liebe or Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side feel exactly like that. That is why I choose my target...

No, I don't replay games I've already cleared. Once I finish a game, I leave a summary of the content and my review. I also take screenshots of my favorite parts. Replaying a game from the beginning takes too much time, and there are just too many new games waiting to be played.

I agree with you! Since visual novels just involve reading text continuously, I sometimes get a bit sleepy while playing them. I feel like having combat or other gameplay elements does reduce the boredom. However, as those elements are added, it definitely seems to lengthen the playtime, lol.

I do not play games while listening to music. This is to listen to the game's background music to feel its unique atmosphere. Since different background music plays for each scene, it is also fun to listen to.

Same here. I used to collect a lot of games a long time ago, but my computer suddenly broke down and I lost everything. Even now, when I try to find the games I played back then, not much information comes up. Since then, I've been diligently saving everything on an external hard drive. I do...

I prefer 2D as well. This is just my personal opinion, but 3D still feels a bit unnatural and too artificial, almost like an android or a cyborg. I like 2D much better!

My tastes haven't changed at all since I was a kid. First of all, I really love long hair. And they have to be incredibly handsome. As long as they have long hair and are handsome, I think I like any kind of personality, lol.

When trying to unlock a character that requires completing everyone else's routes, I aim for a 100% completion rate, but when there's no need to unlock that kind of character, I usually just watch the endings for the characters I like and finish the game.

Actually, because I play games while following a guide, it doesn't matter to me whether there are many choices or few. Of course, I have sometimes chosen options other than the ones in the guide just to see the characters' reactions.

I don't project myself onto the main character, I use the default name, and I play with the voices turned on. However, I don't listen to the full lines and tend to skip them once I've read the text. I play otome games just like I'm reading a romance novel or watching a drama. I don't think of...

I bought the game as soon as it came out. And I tried to create my favorite characters. However, the result was disastrous. A completely different character was created, and I just gave up.