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I had never really thought about it before, but I always use my gaming name "Aria" when playing a character, yet I don't identify as her.

I have to admit, I find the situation pretty amusing when you think about it. Otome games never really caused any major issues and were more or less unknown to the general public, but once *LADS* became so popular, all the harshest criticisms came pouring in. But while we're at it, shall we talk...

Personally, I wasn't at all familiar with the CDs produced for otome games, so I haven't listened to any yet. Overall, I'd say I didn't feel like I was missing out by not having them. They might actually interest me, but I'm not sure if they would end up breaking my immersion in the game.

I know the usual approach is to specify one's preferences, but I'll start with a point that really matters to me: everything needs to stay within legal boundaries. Some games tend to push the limits of that concept a bit too far for my liking. ^^' As for preferences, having characters of similar...

Very classic for me, but I love watching an enemy do all sorts of stupid things before crashing and burning in front of the MC X) It's a sadistic little pleasure, I admit.

First of all, I'd say no, since I don't look up the voice actors beforehand (I want to get the most out of discovering the game). But the surprise of hearing one of my favorite voice actors is indescribable.

I prefer following the story through the main character rather than projecting myself into her. It does happen, but it's quite rare. I don't feel like it diminishes my appreciation of the work; mostly, it just allows me not to take things quite so personally. I love commenting on certain parts...

Since I often play the main character—who is of an appropriate age for the love interests—I admit I don't pay much attention to the age gap. I think that's the biggest issue for players who fully immerse themselves in the game as the protagonist. I enjoy the story through the main character and...

Generally, I don't read reviews before starting a game, aside from seeing posts that mention them. However, I love reading reviews after finishing the routes that interested me. It gives me a broader perspective on the game by understanding others' views, and can even make me want to play...

As I am used to reading on my phone or computer, I definitely prefer digital formats. It often offers a better reading experience than certain print editions, where the paper eventually yellows and panels in the middle are frequently cut off by the binding. Unfortunately, however, not all works...

The physical version should always be preferred, if only for the sake of preserving the medium. However, I should add a caveat: the physical format is not eternal either, in the sense that cartridges, CDs, and the like can deteriorate over time. Therefore, it is necessary to be able to make a...

Rather than talking about specific eras, I'd say I love it when a story is set in a medieval-style world—with princesses, castles, and knights—largely because of the aesthetic of the costumes. Otherwise, any era that allows for fantasy elements works for me ^-^ To pick up on the topic at hand...

I don't know the purpose but for this one, the product ID on Switch is 01005CE015CA2000.

I admit I find those kinds of mechanics frustrating too; whenever I want to start an otome game, I check to see if they're included. Most of the time, I have to complete certain routes to unlock the ones I'm actually interested in (though fortunately not *all* of them), so I pick from the...

I read other answers before posting mine, so unfortunately I won't be original: Noiz. I started with the anime, and he made an immediate impression on me. In second place is Clear, because I'm drawn to "green flags" (aside from the bad ending, of course), followed by Ren for the "True End", I...

I generally enjoy mini-games, but they need to be easy enough not to block the story's progression; otherwise, you lose the whole point of playing the otome game ^^'

Well, like many people, I prefer having voice acting, but there are plenty of games—especially on mobile—that never had it yet were truly enjoyable to play because the story interested me.

Hello everyone, for those who can't wait, here is a link to the game's NSP file along with its update: Just a note that these releases aren't mine, but here is the result when I tested them on the Ryubing emulator: It worked perfectly.

Well, it's official: I caved. The little gem will be arriving next month, so I'll try to figure out how to scan it by then.

I consumed a lot of BL for a while, but in terms of preference, I relate much more to otome games; the themes explored there often don't have the same kind of negative impact. A major trope in BL often involves relationships where rape occurs before the characters actually build a bond. I can...