Do you wish there were more eroge otome?

[diamond_rose]

Me personally, I do. There are so little of them tbh, compared to what men get. In fact, it's pretty hard to find a VL catered to men that DOESN'T have H scenes. And it's the other way around for us Don't get me wrong, regular otomes are also good but sometimes I also want spicy content you know… Hearing your favourite VA moan and whimper is really hot and how the LI's take care of the MC Also if you have any good eroge otome to recommend please let us now

 

[O cha]

I definitely wish there were more R18 otome games! I completely get where you're coming from.

There are so many games aimed at men with adult content, but when it comes to women, our options are pretty limited. Sometimes I can't help but think, "Women have those interests too!"

Back in the day, Japan used to release more R18 otome games for PC, but nowadays most otome titles seem to be coming out on Nintendo consoles instead. I'm guessing ratings and platform restrictions are part of the reason we don't see many new R18 otome games anymore.

That said, I remember hearing about a PC R18 otome game called The Goddess Of Tears ~Restoration~ that was being crowdfunded in Japan. I didn't back it myself, so I'm not sure how the project is doing, but it did give me hope that the genre isn't completely dead. New releases are definitely rare these days, but they still pop up once in a while.

As for Western otome games, I'm probably not the best person to ask since I don't really follow that scene.

For recommendations, I'd suggest checking out Aromarie's games if you haven't already. They're the studio behind Chou no Doku: Hana no Kusari. Chou no Doku has a dark, melancholic atmosphere with a very Japanese feel, so if that sounds like your kind of game, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

I used a translator for this, so it might sound a little awkward. (>_<｡)

 

[diamond_rose]

I definitely wish there were more R18 otome games! I completely get where you're coming from.

There are so many games aimed at men with adult content, but when it comes to women, our options are pretty limited. Sometimes I can't help but think, "Women have those interests too!"

Back in the day, Japan used to release more R18 otome games for PC, but nowadays most otome titles seem to be coming out on Nintendo consoles instead. I'm guessing ratings and platform restrictions are part of the reason we don't see many new R18 otome games anymore.

That said, I remember hearing about a PC R18 otome game called The Goddess Of Tears ~Restoration~ that was being crowdfunded in Japan. I didn't back it myself, so I'm not sure how the project is doing, but it did give me hope that the genre isn't completely dead. New releases are definitely rare these days, but they still pop up once in a while.

As for Western otome games, I'm probably not the best person to ask since I don't really follow that scene.

For recommendations, I'd suggest checking out Aromarie's games if you haven't already. They're the studio behind Chou no Doku: Hana no Kusari. Chou no Doku has a dark, melancholic atmosphere with a very Japanese feel, so if that sounds like your kind of game, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

I used a translator for this, so it might sound a little awkward. (>_<｡)

Thank you for the recommendation! And don't worry, you sounded fine! ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧

 

[diamond_rose]

I definitely wish there were more R18 otome games! I completely get where you're coming from.

There are so many games aimed at men with adult content, but when it comes to women, our options are pretty limited. Sometimes I can't help but think, "Women have those interests too!"

Back in the day, Japan used to release more R18 otome games for PC, but nowadays most otome titles seem to be coming out on Nintendo consoles instead. I'm guessing ratings and platform restrictions are part of the reason we don't see many new R18 otome games anymore.

That said, I remember hearing about a PC R18 otome game called The Goddess Of Tears ~Restoration~ that was being crowdfunded in Japan. I didn't back it myself, so I'm not sure how the project is doing, but it did give me hope that the genre isn't completely dead. New releases are definitely rare these days, but they still pop up once in a while.

As for Western otome games, I'm probably not the best person to ask since I don't really follow that scene.

For recommendations, I'd suggest checking out Aromarie's games if you haven't already. They're the studio behind Chou no Doku: Hana no Kusari. Chou no Doku has a dark, melancholic atmosphere with a very Japanese feel, so if that sounds like your kind of game, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

I used a translator for this, so it might sound a little awkward. (>_<｡)

Oh I just realised I have played that game and honestly I loved it! We definitely need more otomes like that with both spice and dark themes