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Although it wasn't an otome game, I have played a romance simulation game that utilized generative AI. It was fascinating to be able to type in my own responses—rather than choosing from a set list of options and receive an immediate reaction or reply. However, a drawback is that it sometimes...

In the doujin scene, I like Koitsuda Renya(恋津田蓮也) the most, and recently I listen to a lot of Irodori Kazuya's(彩和矢) works. I want everyone to recognize how cute Irodori is 🙏

I'd be so happy if more mobile otome games were released, but I don't understand why they're so aggressive about pushing in-game purchases. It would be much better if they just released them as paid, one-time-purchase games—it's really annoying how they're free-to-play but then demand extra...

I wasn't really familiar with the dating simulation genre. I started out by watching a lot of anime, but once I discovered that some of those series were actually based on (otome) games, and I got curious and decided to give them a try. After that, it seemed like I came to understand the appeal...

When I play on a PC, I sit in a chair, and when I play on a handheld console, I lie on my side. 🙂

I personally prefer happy endings, but bad or sad endings often leave a more lasting impression, so I don't mind them either. As for the order, I go with happy endings first, followed by bad endings.

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I think up to 5 Lis should be fine. I've played other idol-themed games that featured more than 12 characters, and it was so chaotic because I couldn't even tell who was who. 🤣

Tsundere, acts mean but actually has a kind side with a surprising twist. 🥰

I prefer something that consists solely of text-based reading elements, like a visual novel. I don't like when mini-games appear, as they tend to break my concentration. 😅 One additional feature I'd want to see is a text-skipping option (to skip text that has already been viewed).

Actually, I liked anime at first, but I became interested when I realized I could also enjoy the otome genre through games. It was surprise for me because it contained many romantic elements that the anime couldn't satisfy.

I prefer everyday stories. I enjoy romance plots that feel realistic even if the specific events might not actually happen. it feels like something that could truly occur in real life.

Well, while I look forward the attempt to incorporate features like a combat system, developers often end up delivering something as simplistic as a clicker game personally, I'd much rather they focus more on the story. 😓

Portable devices are convenient. However, for large-scale games or those featuring Live2D or 3D sprites, I sometimes experience lag depending on the version, so I play them on PC instead.

I don't consider the fact that the MC has no face to be a drawback. In the games I've played, whenever there was physical contact, only catch a glimpse of the characters from behind or the side, so it didn't feel unnatural to me.

I think I started watching it because I came across an anime clip while browsing video platforms like YouTube and got curious about the series.

When checking out a route, unless the difficulty is particularly high, I tend to start without a walkthrough.

As for me, things like NTR or violence (it's fine if they're tagged beforehand). Also, even though it's an otome game, I hate it when BL elements are introduced between the love interests.

Unless it's been over a year since I last played, I tend to just pick up where I left off. reading through all the text again from the beginning can be tiring.

Norn9, I ended up playing the game after first discovering it through the anime, and I was surprised by the incredibly star-studded voice cast. The fact that there are three protagonist—each with her own route to pursue was also a novel concept to me.