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Yeah. I was disappointed by the repeated delays.:cry: Since the developers have changed, I really hope it will be released this time.

Grande Odalisque(R18) Scheduled to be released one route at a time starting in 2026（The first one is the Aslan route） It seems to be progressing well, and I hope it will finally be released this time.

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Gin no Kanmuri Ano no Namida A repackaged version compatible with the latest OS. Includes all tokuten (drama CDs).

I like the romance elements in the Atelier series of games, and that's what sparked my interest in otome games. I used to like RPGs, but ever since discovering otome games, I've only played them.:LOL:

I prefer that there be only one MC. In a otome game, I want to empathize with only one person.

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I'm also looking forward to the game. The creators are shifting to audio works, so I hope the game gets completed.

I'm not good with horror so I haven't played 9 R.I.P., but looking at the list of yandere thread that icterine showed us, Minami is listed as a possessive type yandere. I think the posessive type is a typical yandere trait, and I like yandere characters who are the posessive type.

Reading everyone's replies is fun and I agree with many of them. There are even some yandere I didn't know about, which is helpful.

There are many yandere characters in otome games. Which yandere character has left the biggest impression on you? For me, Seiju from Under the Moon, the first yandere I met, left a lasting impact.

I like Tomokazu Sugita too. I like his soft-toned characters. For example, Ruka from Tokimeki Memorial GS3, or Ichijo from Dessert Love (though it's R18 and old game). There are many great voice actors, and reading this thread, I agree with everyone's opinions.

Shinnosuke Tachibana and Tetsuya Kakihara. I think I like voice actors who have soft, beautiful voices and are also good at playing characters with a hidden side. I also like Satoshi Hino, Daisuke Kishio, and Makoto Furukawa.

I've been playing otome games for a long time, but my basic preferences haven't changed. I like characters who are understanding and supportive, childhood friends, and main characters. However, I've come to accept characters I used to avoid, and I think I'm enjoying otome games even more now...

Wow, I'm so glad to find someone who thinks the same way! The scene where Saliya sings with a harp is truly wonderful. That singing voice really touched my heart. Saliya is still one of my most favorite characters. Usuba Kageroo's illustrations are lovely too, I like them as well.

It's not three, but I thought the graphics in Garnet Cradle were beautiful. The CARNELIAN's graphics were awesome. This game has nice music too, and it's still one of my favorites.

For older game websites, I also recommend peche. I use this site for games with complex walkthroughs, such as those by KOEI and Quinrose. This site provides very detailed walkthroughs. Older games from KOEI and Quinrose are really complex to play.

La Primavera This site is now closed, so it's an archive, but it has walkthroughs for many older otome games. It also has walkthroughs for R18 games. The walkthroughs are easy to understand, so I often use it when playing older games. (Japanese search is required) For recent games, I mainly use...

I'd like to see Seishun Hajimemashita and S.Y.K ported to the Switch. I'd love to play Seishun Hajimemashita bug-free with beautiful graphics. I like Desert Kingdom too.

I'm so glad you took the time to find a way to play the game:giggle: It's great that we can play games even without a Vita console. I hope that someday KOEI games will also be playable on Vita3K.