I don't have a particular favorite style. But Luckdog1, Omertà~Chinmoku no Okite~ and Paradise are the most memorable. I hope that the illustrators of these three works will continue to be active.
時々コミュニケーションの際に私の言葉が不自然に感じられることもあるかもしれません。 ご理解いただければ幸いです。
Sometimes my words can feel awkward during a conversation. This is because English is not my first language.
I mostly play games on my laptop while lying face down on my bed. That's the most comfortable position for me. Of course, my body does get pretty exhausted after more than three hours.
Exactly! I have a bit of a "data hoarder" tendency, too. I feel like if I delete something, it might become impossible to find again later, even though storage space is limited.😟
When a voice actor changes, it is difficult for me to emotionally connect with the character I am used to.
If the new voice actor's performance is excellent, I feel less awkward.
I prefer PC. After all, playing games for a long time in the same position is tiring regardless of the device. PC usually have larger screens, which makes it easier for me to get immersed in the game. It is also suitable for using a translator.
I don't really care about it. I don't think gender has anything to do with enjoying the story. I also get interested in galage, barage, depending on the character design and the story.
For me, the chemistry between in-game couples is the most important thing. I've even bought CDs in the past because I was curious about the epilogues of characters I liked.
I am currently playing Shuuen no Virche. I play for less than an hour a day for a short time, but the story is so immersive that I can't wait to clear it.
I usually start with the route of the character I liked the most from the common route. Once I finish that character's route, I proceed by referring to a guide.
I prefer the default name. I like to have the heroine's name called by the characters' voices. If there's no default name, I usually decide by nickname or my cat's name.
I also replayed Yoshiwara Higanbana and Chou no Doku. I was impressed by those games, but more than anything, I wanted to remember them for a long time. I even bought the Switch versions.
I like Shinnosuke Tachibana, Yuki Ono, Takashi Kondo, Masahiro Yamanaka.
All four of them have great voice acting, so it's impossible to choose a favorite.