Are you the type to play multiple otome game or focus on only one

[LivEnblem]

I also tend not to play other games until I've fully cleared the one I'm currently on.
Another reason is that I simply don't have the energy to juggle multiple games like I used to

 

[Yashalun]

I stick to just one game at a time. I learned this the hard way: I once tried playing more than one and became obsessed with a specific title (usually the newest one), leaving the other aside for days or even weeks after I'd actually finished it. When I finally went back to it, the magic was gone—I'd lost the desire to play, the thread of the story, and even my place in the game. I'd end up finishing it reluctantly and out of boredom, just so I wouldn't leave it incomplete; that's why I prefer to focus on just one.
Although... I have tried it a few times. If one game is very short and the other is dragging on, it doesn't take me long to take a break from the longer one and return to it with renewed enthusiasm.

 

[clementinne]

I normally stick to one game, but if I stumble on another one I love more, I'll bounce back and forth between them.

 

[Sakuragawa]

I play multiple and it takes forever for me to finish a game. I like the freedom of being able to start and stop whenever, and I save very often. I also mainly play mobage so I don't have a choice there

 

[aetherism]

i prefer sticking to only one since i focus all my energy on it :3 playing multiple would just get confusing theres barely enough time in a day

 

[Peila]

If I feel like something really fits my taste I can focus on just that one, but if it's something that doesn't quite click for me I find it really hard to focus on just that one work

 

[under_themoon99]

Actually I'm focused on ToT, but I recently tried some other otome reco~ But I think I can handle 2-3 games only at the same time or else I start getting confused.
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[Ophi]

I can usually only focus on one, as soon as I get into one I end up binging and it becomes my only interest for like a month or 2 and then I move on to the next game

 

[evelynn]

Multiple because I get bored easily sadly

 

[ayak4]

the most is probably two, or I'll start forgetting details (⁠＠⁠_⁠＠⁠;⁠)

 

[Edsffafzf]

Unless I'm really immersed i usually play 2-3 at the same time. Sometimes the common route is so long that I need to read something else

 

[b3rryb3rry]

I often play multiple at a time, but they're always quite different (e.g. playing a regular visual novel vs a stat raiser).
I can't really play multiple visual novels at once, I find it hard to remember specific plot points and characters.

 

[scorpies]

multiple bc i dont have much time and want to try a lot of stuff bc of that i sometimes end up forgetting to play some i started

 

[aabbcc001199]

I prefer focusing on one thing at a time, too. When I multitask, I easily get confused by the plots and characters, often second-guessing whether a character actually said something or if I just misremembered.

 

[Sayorin]

I sometimes play multiple otome games if the one I started first overwhelms or bores me a bit but usually I would rather focus on one game >_<

 

[zzzero]

I'm the same way! I prefer sticking to one game at a time because it helps me get more immersed in it.

 

[gintama21]

If I play otome games, I focus on just one; I enjoy the story and the characters.

 

[vivi:3]

I prefer focusing on just one –i tend to lose track if I play too many games at once (..)

 

[maroonmoon]

Mostly one at a time. I might replay one of my favorites at the same time I start a new one, but I generally just focus on one so I can get really immersed in the world/characters

 

[Moonstone22]

I won't be able to play until I complete the first game with a full ending before beginning a new one

 

[uuyy]

I used to play multiple games at the same time, but now I play them one by one.
This is simply because, if I don't focus on just one at a time, the storylines get jumbled up and I end up feeling confused.

 

[pyontai]

I can only concentrate on one and also can complete it faster that way. I fear if I played multiple at the same time, I wouldn't have the energy and always forget something about the plot/characters