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I think it started because of the anime that came out for a while that were originally otome games, like Diablic Lovers, Kamigami no Asobi, Amnesia, and others. Eventually, as I looked into some of them, I discovered that they were originally otome games.😅

I know that, generally speaking, faceless MCs are meant to make the player feel represented, imagining themselves in the protagonist's shoes, but personally I find it makes them seem disconnected from the other characters, especially in the CG scenes. For me, as long as they have a face—and even...

Anyone can enjoy audiovisual content, even if they aren't part of the target audience. Take the manga industry, for example, where genres like shonen, seinen, josei, or shoujo aren't necessarily read by their intended audiences. What I think makes a difference is whether that person would have a...

Sure! I understand that it's a cult classic because it breaks away from the traditional clichés of romance games, and at the same time, it's famous for being one of the darkest and most mature titles in the otome genre. The story tackles taboo topics with consequences that feel real and...

Hi! This reply is a bit late, but here are some other games along those lines: PersonA ~Opera Za no Kaijin~, Riddle Garden, Chou no Doku Hana no Kusari (a favorite of many), Torikago no Marriage, Love Drops, Under The Moon ~Tsukiiro Ehon~ (it's a milder version of Under the Moon. Also, it takes...