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Fantasy or everyday otome?

It depends for me. I personally prefer fantasy in otome games, but if it's drama cd, I prefer everyday theme! I think it is because fantasy characters are difficult to act🤔
 
I lovee fantasy. but I'd also prefer to have more light-hearted fantasy rather than "the end of the world" type of games.
 
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I enjoy both! But if I had to choose, I'd say I lean more into everyday otome nowadays. I do love me some plot heavy and world building in fantasy otome games, but rn I just like to chill with some more grounded everyday otome that gives me that slice-of-life feel. Not too high stakes or dramatic, but just enough drama and conflict to still make the storyline engaging for a bibliophile like me while also making the setting still realistic
 
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I actually enjoy both fantasy and everyday stories, as they each have their own charm.
 
Both I guess, I enjoy the fantasy as long as it's not ridiculous, not a big fan of school romance, just as I'm older and want more of an older story.
 
fantasy is the best, i cant get enough of new world building everytime i play a new game, but at the same time playing fantasy reminds me of how boring my daily life is and how i wish i have a little power they had lol.
 
I tend to prefer fantasy-genre works. With slice-of-life stories, I find myself analyzing things too realistically, which sometimes makes it hard for me to just enjoy them.
 
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definitely fantasy! i just do not really vibe with modern real life settings in otome games. i prefer getting immersed in fictional worlds with magic and other fantasy elements. if i want something closer to real life then i can just experience that in real life xc
 
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I usually prefer fantasy otome games, especially those with historical settings. I just love the atmosphere and the whole royal or medieval aesthetic. I'm also a sucker for 2D love interests dressed in historical outfits, especially those elegant uniforms and elaborate royal attire. There's just something about that kind of setting and character design that I find really appealing! 🤩✨
 
I used to prefer fantasy, but lately I've been enjoying more slice-of-life stories! I feel like the characters are more relatable that way, and it's a little harder for me to get emotionally invested when things are too far removed from reality.

But honestly, I love both genres! It really just depends on my mood lol ♡
 
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I don't know why but I always tend to get more easily bored with fantasy otomes. Probably because they always expo dump how their setting work and I just don't really care for it.
 
I enjoy every day genre more, getting that slice of life is always the best and tackling real world problems

Although I still like fantasy as its always fun to discover new stuff
 
I like fantasy more. I play everyday otome games too but the ones I end up really liking either have a gameplay mechanic, really good plot and romance, or good comedy. I think I tend to be less picky with fantasy games because the setting itself is usually pretty interesting and so I end up finding it easier to like the game.
 
I enjoy both fantasy and everyday otome games, as I think each has its own appeal. I also like stories that blend everyday settings with a touch of fantasy! Some fantasy worlds can be difficult to get into when there's a lot of lore and world-building to take in, so everyday settings can feel more accessible. Lately, I've been particularly drawn to more serious everyday stories with a strong focus on romance and psychological drama, rather than lighthearted, slice-of-life stories.
 
I crave fantasy otome, although I like everyday otome it hits close to reality for my liking, and since I'm a big DnD player I loooooove anything fantasy, just to be able to see mystical characters and world setting makes me happier because it doesn't have anything to hit close to home yk, it's refreshing and I do love a good character with horns or ears, vampires as well!

I'm a adult so school settings tend to me harder to catch my attention (idk about you but I don't miss my school days lol), but mafia (which I consider a bit of a everyday otome) are quite of my liking.

One example that has everyday and fantasy in one game is Diabolik Lovers and although I'm not a fan of school settings I did like the game. I do wish we had more games with dragons and cat men ugh, I love tails and wings
 
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I like both, but I prefer fantasy, especially if they have good background art; it's like seeing the worlds the developers imagine that don't exist in real life.
 
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