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I've thought about this a few times—especially with the Diabolik Lovers games, since they're episodic; I considered playing Episode 1 with all the guys, then moving on to the next, and so on. But I feel the same way you do: I'm worried I'd lose the thread of the story. I have played two otome...

Honestly, I prefer characters who blush; with stoic types, the inability to see what's going on in their minds makes me feel like they aren't really interested—even though many of them show more through actions than words. I just prefer the blushing because I can physically see when something...

Hana Awase would be the longest one; the reason it felt so long is that it consists of four volumes—or rather, four different stories: Mizuchi-hen, Himeutsugi-hen, Karakurenai/Utsutsu-hen, and Iroha-hen (with Iroha-hen being the longest). Each title is split into four fairly long games featuring...

To avoid repeating myself and listing the same games—since "your friend" 🤣 wants a recommendation or a list—I'd suggest Kankinkon ~Sentaku no Hibi~; even the title itself is dark. It's a game that deals with themes like kidnapping, obsession, confinement, and so on. By the way, it's an 18+ title.

In my case, I need to know what's going on and why it's happening. I need the beginning and the end of the story; I need to know the plot of what they're doing—**** (I think you get what I mean 😏). Anyway, I really need to see the whole story. 🤣🤣

It's a bit of this and a bit of that: I like to self-insert as the protagonist and identify with her, but I also want her to have a name, a face, a personality, and a backstory—not just be a ghost who appeared out of nowhere without a history or name, making no meaningful choices, and serving...

Honestly, I would prefer that. The reason is that the choices you make are rarely taken into account; in some games, they only serve to change the ending—which is the only "real consequence"—while otherwise, they just force a few lines of dialogue that seem to have no relevance beyond leading to...

Honestly, above all else, I prefer a protagonist who cares only about me—even if it means the world has to burn, no matter the cost. Most of my favorite characters have the kind of personality that would choose me over anything else.

I don't have a specific favorite—I couldn't exactly say that one stands out above the rest— it all depends on my feelings and the game I just played or replayed. Let me explain: when I finished Starry Sky, my heart was all set on Yoh; when I finished Under the Moon ~Tsukiiro Ehon~, I'd already...

Yes, I would never stop playing otome games; no matter how childish it might sound to others, my tastes are my own, and if people don't like it, that's their problem. Even if a voice told me I needed to "act my age," I wouldn't listen to it either. Otome games—along with dramas, anime (Japanese...

In addition to otome games, I also enjoy and play other types of games (especially action and horror games) very often, such as: Red Dead Redemption, The Sims, Call of Duty, GTA (all the games in the series), Outlast, The Walking Dead, Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Yandere simulator, Slender The...

I would say my most memorable otome game is Amnesia: Memories; it is a game I revisit often, partly because someone kindly translated it into my native language. I remember every single route; it was also the first game—based on an anime I had watched multiple times—that I couldn't play...

In that case, we're very much alike, I really like Android games, but I prefer PC or console games. Besides Mystic Messenger, I've played Love Unholic, Ayakashi & Sweets, Ephemeral, etc.

No, when it comes to choosing the order, I always base it on which characters I like more or less; I start by picking someone I somewhat like, then I choose the one I like the least, and so on, until I finish with the one that caught my eye the most. I do use a guide to finish the game, but I...

Honestly, no. I had seen someone recommend it in a Facebook group but had forgotten about it. Thanks for the recommendation—it reminded me of it, so I'm going to take a short break from my current game to play it. :akazukin_bow:

I like both approaches, but I lean slightly more toward the scenario where the character is already in love. The reason is that many games focus on the main plot while sidelining romance; however, when the characters are already in love, there are no barriers to developing the relationship. This...

I still haven't finished Toki no Kizuna: Sekigahara Kitan; I put it aside one day and never went back to it. In fact, if you hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't even remember leaving it unfinished. I didn't complete it—or rather, I put it on hold—because the story didn't grab me. To be honest...

It depends on how long it is and how busy I am that day; back in middle school, I used to read two to five manga series, but now I can barely manage to get through just one—it might take me a week or even several months.

I don't care if they're younger or older than the protagonist; I don't have a preference for that. The only thing I couldn't play with is if they look like old people or in the morgue. I wouldn't go to those extremes, but I'd say I wouldn't care so much about age (they can be up to 900+ years...

Well, I'll be 100% honest: of course, looks aren't everything. I've seen physically attractive characters (or ikemen) whose personalities were so awful that I just wanted to tell them, "Just rip out your soul; your body isn't to blame." Lol. Still, I do need to find them physically attractive...