- Feb 2, 2026
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I used to play multiple otome games at the same time because I liked switching between them depending on my mood, but then I realized I wasn't actually finishing any of them (╥﹏╥). I'd get halfway through one route, see another game that looked interesting, and immediately start that one instead... then the cycle would repeat (´;ω;`).
Now I only play one game at a time, and honestly it's made the whole experience so much better (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ. I can actually stay invested in the story, remember all the little details, and I don't end up mixing characters or routes together. Finishing a game feels really satisfying, and seeing my backlog slowly get smaller is such a good feeling (人´∀`)。*゚+
I still get tempted whenever a new otome comes out, but I've learned it'll still be there when I finish my current one ✧. I'd rather fully enjoy one game than rush through five and leave them all unfinished. My backlog is finally starting to look less intimidating, and I'm so happy about that (=^.^=)
Now I only play one game at a time, and honestly it's made the whole experience so much better (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ. I can actually stay invested in the story, remember all the little details, and I don't end up mixing characters or routes together. Finishing a game feels really satisfying, and seeing my backlog slowly get smaller is such a good feeling (人´∀`)。*゚+
I still get tempted whenever a new otome comes out, but I've learned it'll still be there when I finish my current one ✧. I'd rather fully enjoy one game than rush through five and leave them all unfinished. My backlog is finally starting to look less intimidating, and I'm so happy about that (=^.^=)
I often juggle playing JRPGs, otome games and other visual novels, and also reading books so if I play more than one I can see it overloading my brain lol

