I started learning Japanese when I first got into otome games, and I'm still stuck on the hiragana chart to this day. But thanks to AI translation and Luna Translator, I can now play Japanese games without any problem.
My favorite is the Tokimeki Memorial GS series. What moves me the most is the sense of everyday life. The randomness of events and the fortune-telling play a big part in creating that daily-life atmosphere. Even though you're basically doing the same things every day, the luck and random events...
The more, the better — as long as the writing is good. But usually, sticking to 5 or fewer LIs gives the author better control, and each character stands out more.
Some are great, some are not so great, but overall I still enjoy Western otome games. The only thing is, most of them take forever to make — five or six years for a complete game is actually pretty quick compared to some.
You know that feeling when a game just matches the season perfectly — like playing something cozy in autumn, or something bright and fresh in spring? I'm curious: which games give you that "this is the game I should be playing right now" feeling for each season?
For example, Jack Jeanne gives...
For example, games like Norn9, which has 3 MCs and 9 LIs total (3 for each MC). Each MC has her own personality and her own set of love interests.
Do you like this kind of setup? Or do you prefer having just one MC to focus on?
Personally, I really like it. It's easier to find a character I...
I really enjoy it! What surprised me most while playing the GS was the female routes — they're just friendship paths, but they come with their own exclusive endings!
我真的很喜欢!玩 GS 系列时最让我惊喜的是女性角色路线——虽然只是友情路线,但却有自己专属的结局!