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I dislike it; it's one of the things I always research to avoid encountering, but I can't. I'm very close to my brother, and even in fiction, I can't understand it, especially since these are precisely the paths that carry the weight of the plot. I dislike it less if there's no blood relation at...

Artistic style is the most important thing, but if there's police drama or mystery involved, I'm definitely in!

Yes, I've felt that way, but honestly, if I don't like a game enough to play it for a long time, I just abandon it or play a short otome game like DL.

Bride : Ryuki (one of my top LI's) or Jupiter >_< Bone : Allan Melville Banish : Gill Lovecraft >_< Srry Gill but i hate ur personality stalker

It depends. That's exactly why I read reviews. If there's a Genki character, 80% of the time the route doesn't make sense. It makes me feel like I'm wasting my time. So I have several games I haven't finished: - Radiant Tale: I haven't done any routes. I gave up; it just wasn't my kind of game...

I went into Mistonia's Hope with high expectations, hoping to delve into a revenge plot that would surprise and heartbreak me, since the LIs ultimately became the targets of revenge. However, depending on the protagonist's route, the writing in this otome game shifts from caring about her...

I have several! The most recent one I think is Isaac and Knox from Crazy Chain; they were too appealing not to have a route or some kind of extra section. The fact that Adam from Bustafellows doesn't have a route seems like an affront to the otome industry. I really expected him to have a route...

I read a lot of reviews before playing a game, usually localized games. For Japanese games, I read them afterward or just random comments on Twitter. That said, I hate insincere reviews. If a game has a problem, like poor development, just tell me! I remember playing Mistonia's Hope based on a...

As long as the other routes are well done there's no problem, UN:Logical and CxM are examples of that. An example of how much I HATE having routes blocked is Mistonia's Hope, Alfred's route was HORRIBLE, I definitely didn't want to do it and ended up skipping it to free myself from that ordeal...

It depends on how it's adapted. For example, TMGS has two short minigames, which I believe are per route, but they're not very repetitive, and you have many other things to worry about, so you don't really notice them. JackJeanne is a perfect example of how adapting minigames into a visual novel...

Mozu - Bustafellows 2. Limbo - Bustafellows 1 Noa Arimura - Blackish House - Bad Endings 3 - 4.

I play on my laptop, so I can play sitting or lying down anyway; it would be impossible for me to read a visual novel for that long on a console because of my vision problems.

I prefer heavy-plots combined with romance, 50/50 too; in fact, my favorite games like UN:Logical, OverRequiemZ, CxM, and Bustafellows aren't characterized by having a lot of romance, but they do keep you hooked at all times, keep you on edge, and teach you to appreciate romantic moments more.

+1 I need to leave a reminder that I want to play this game

I feel scammed (｡╯︵╰｡)

I usually play DL routes when I play any otome with +40h. I think its short chapter format can be a welcome change of pace, as long as you can tolerate the LIs, of which there are many options. Not all of them are idiots; there's Shuu, Reiji, and Subaru, who, in my opinion, are the most decent...

In DiaLov Dark Fate, Kanato route, Auger's "Good Ending" in BWS— Matsurik no Kei, Fuen route— A good ending, Ascot route— Psychedelica BB, Kagiha route—

I have a serious problem with JackJeanne. I like the game, but the stats system is a nightmare. Don't get me wrong, I love games like TMGS, but I'm already on my third route and I'm going crazy. How do you do it? I see people who skip routes in just two days, but I can't help getting bored...

Honorable mention to Auger's ending in BWS

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