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I agree. I also think five romanceable characters is just the right number. Any more than that can be exhausting, and sometimes I even lose interest. It can even make me hesitate to start the game in the first place.

I sometimes play games because my favorite voice actor is in them. Even if I haven't fully completed a game, I'll continue playing games featuring that voice actor one after another.

I enjoy playing various simulation games, such as those involving romance, shops, and farms. However, I sometimes find accepting requests, like in "Hanayaka Nari, Waga Ichizoku," to be a hassle.

First, play the route of the character that interests you most to check the time required and the overall feel of the game. Based on that, you'll decide whether to move on to a different character's route or switch to a different game.

I think Olympia is cute.

I don't think the friendship routes for the female characters are necessary. I'm playing with the goal of completing the game, so I find the female routes boring and difficult to enjoy.

I don't like the mini-games that pop up in between games. They interrupt the flow of the conversation and I find them annoying.

I like to rewatch my favorite scenes after I've finished playing a game.

A PC game I bought a long time ago, "The Black and Gold Unlockable Key," stopped working after I switched PCs. I applied the official patch, but it didn't fix the problem, so I've given up...

I can't think of any specific character, but I don't like characters with a huge age gap (like a child and an older man).

Me too! I rewatch my favorite game or character's route about once a year.

It might be scary in a different sense, but everyone was scary during the dark route in OVER REQUIEMZ. Maybe all yandere characters are scary?

You occasionally encounter characters like that, don't you...? What's strange is that even though he's still so hung up on his ex-girlfriend, he ultimately falls in love with the protagonist. Even though he falls in love with the protagonist, I don't think he could ever completely forget someone...

I get jealous when my favorite character and their rival get along! However, I do like it when that leads to my favorite character and the protagonist becoming closer!

I played Norn quite a while ago, and I initially found it quite innovative. Personally, I found it easier to play with just one protagonist.

I can't wait for the release of "I'm Bewildered by You, I'm Drowning in You." An otome game with an Omegaverse theme sounds incredibly exciting!

I also like childhood friend characters. I'm not the type to completely project myself onto them, but I do play while imagining how I would feel in their shoes.

I prefer otome games

I will use it if it interferes with the game's progress, but I rarely use it.

I focus on efficiency and rely entirely on the guide.