It’s all going to fall apart sooner or later, I know, but right now I’m seriously enjoying Shining Ark. I knew Sega could make a better game than Shining Blade if they tried. They’ve made an honest attempt to combine the best of Shining Hearts (crafting, laid-back village life) with the best of Shining Blade […]
Otome games with Stat-raising gameplay
Another spin-off from the list of otome games with actual gameplay. This should make the main list a little easier to manage. 1. Always Remember Me [English] Developer/Publisher: Winter Wolves Story: Amy is desperate! Her boyfriend Aaron doesn’t remember her anymore after a car accident! Will you be able to make him remember again? Or […]
Otome games with Turn-based/Action/Strategy RPG gameplay
My grand list of otome games with actual gameplay was getting a little too long and hard to manage, so I decided to spin off one of the categories here. I need to make it even easier to navigate, maybe create some sort of index as well, and maybe separate the English/fan-patched games from the […]
L2 Love x Loop – So boring I couldn’t keep playing
Yes, Idea Factory actually managed to make a game worse than Kurunugyaaah. And they achieved it quite easily too, by making L2 Love x Loop unspeakably dull. Bad games I can handle. Boring games? Urgh… If this was on the DS or the PSP then maybe I might have toughed it out and completed at […]
Last Bullet DS review – Likeable characters, laughable plot (spoilers)
Last Bullet is a visual novel/sniping game developed and published by Furyu Corporation. I know them better as dungeon-crawler developers, but I recently learned that they occasionally dabble in otome games as well, so I decided to give Last Bullet a shot. And you know, it was actually pretty good. I’m not a fan of […]