What genre you used to dislike but like them now
- Thread starter Xykoss
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- Sep 20, 2022
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I totally get that myself! (w´ω｀w)
historical was hard for me to enjoy too at first (and i love!! villainess manwha especially the isekai type) but now I appreciate when a game can keep on theme with their details especially with the clothing! i adore regency and victorian styles when a game commits to them with all the pretty intricate details.
i still have a hard time with the steampunk genre design wise, but their characters are so hard to deny so I'm just ignoring the industrial elements going on in the background. (⑉• ﻌ •⑉)
i think with shoujo-ai or yuri titles, it just takes one to discover how cute they can be (or at least in my case, i love the cute love stories!!) and then you're all in.
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historical was hard for me to enjoy too at first (and i love!! villainess manwha especially the isekai type) but now I appreciate when a game can keep on theme with their details especially with the clothing! i adore regency and victorian styles when a game commits to them with all the pretty intricate details.
i still have a hard time with the steampunk genre design wise, but their characters are so hard to deny so I'm just ignoring the industrial elements going on in the background. (⑉• ﻌ •⑉)
i think with shoujo-ai or yuri titles, it just takes one to discover how cute they can be (or at least in my case, i love the cute love stories!!) and then you're all in.
＊*♡ ( ⁎ᵕᴗᵕ⁎ ）♡*＊
- Mar 30, 2023
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Ummm probably time travel ones. I wasn't fan of plots where protagonists bring modern knowledge or technology into the past and ends up twisting the history. Harukanaru changed that though! Without that I might still be a little biased against those.
One more I used to enjoy but I do play less these days is probably school settings? I still like those but others tend to catch my eye first now. (꒪꒫꒪ )
One more I used to enjoy but I do play less these days is probably school settings? I still like those but others tend to catch my eye first now. (꒪꒫꒪ )
I used to love the crazy fantasy or historical games and thought modern games were boring.. now I absolutely love chill modern otomes, thats why I really liked Him, The Smile and Bloom because it was just about a cute flower shop and these two normal people falling in love. The normality of it is so refreshing, like I love plot heavy games with intense world building but sometimes I just want to focus on the characters lives and who they are as a person. Modern otome works great for that, and though its not as intense or high stakes it can still bring to light very serious and interesting topics!
Ive been finding that i enjoy more character-focused games these days because i wanna know more about the people instead of the world they live in!
Ive been finding that i enjoy more character-focused games these days because i wanna know more about the people instead of the world they live in!