Well, western otome titles are all on PC, there's just Hatoful Boyfriend on Vita, but that's a PC title first and foremost.
The Korean ones are on PC too though. Amnesia, Nameless, Dandelion...
Well, western otome titles are all on PC, there's just Hatoful Boyfriend on Vita, but that's a PC title first and foremost.
The Korean ones are on PC too though. Amnesia, Nameless, Dandelion...
Hatoful was made by a Japanese indie team. It was just translated into english fairly quickly.Well, western otome titles are all on PC, there's just Hatoful Boyfriend on Vita, but that's a PC title first and foremost.
Amnesia is Japanese and it was ported to PC and mobile. Was originally Vita only.
Hatoful was made by a Japanese indie team. It was just translated into english fairly quickly.
But yeah, basically all western otome games are indie and on PC only. The ones that aren't are mobile games rather than handheld.
Ah woops my bad. Not sure why I thought it was also Korean...
I'd love to see more western Otomes.
And I was mostly referring to western developers making otome games.
Playing through Code: Realize for the first time now. I know I'm late.
Also, rant: why do all these games HAVE TO be vita? From development point of view it's so much easier, faster and cheaper to make pc games. Are otome games really not that popular on pc/steam?
Free Christmas DLC has been released for mystic messenger!
I heard it cost 100 hg... and it's not up for iPhone yet ;3;
Ah, my mistake. Just checked, and it does indeed cost in-game currency to unlock. So still technically free, but you may have to work for it if you don't have spare hourglasses on you or you don't want to grind.
It is out now for iPhone by the way! I had 500 HG left so I'm good on that front but I won't be starting it til tomorrow since it's gonna make me miss a whole day.
Nightshade has also been delayed to Q2. Most likely April.
Just in case anyone grew too hopeful about the localization being decent.
Doesn't look as dreadful as Mystic Messenger's Christmas DLC localization... there were entire lines left in Korean.
Well let's take a look at their editing process so far.TA needs an editor. Badly.
"Oh this thing? It's nothing. I just bought it from some overseas merchant....... why, do you want it?"
Hey look, since the first time they put that line out there they've actually managed to add in a spelling mistake!
"What? This thing? pfft. Its not much. I simply bought this from a merchant overseas. Why? Do you want it?"
I just need Collar x Mallice ASAP and I'll be happy.
I only played 707's route on MM and I felt like I can easily spend a lot of money on this, being impatient, so I decided to ditch it, before my wallet feels the pain... Damn mobile games.
How did you only manage to play 707's route? You have to finish one of the base ones to unlock his and Jumin's...
I'm actually not in the same boat as you guys with MM's free-to-play model. I love having the conversations as they come up, and rushing through them would just stress me. Sure, it takes longer to finish a route, but I've got plenty of stuff to do in the meantime.
That said, I'll be very unhappy if Cheritz's next game is also F2P (or on mobile in general).
A (probably dumb) question: is the Christmas DLC available during non-Christmas periods? Dunno when I'll be able to swing back around to the game, and I'd really like to play all that they offer.
Cheritz has been developing and publishing exclusively female-oriented games with the motto of ”Make female gamers happy." The mobile game Mystic Messenger has gained wide popularity from female users across the globe, from Korea to North America and Southeast Asia. The game has set an exceptional record of achieving 2.5 million downloads without a marketing campaign or external investment. It also ranked number 4 on Tumblr's 2016's Top Video Games list following Overwatch and Pokémon Go.
Cheritz CEO Sujin Ri has stated, ”We hoped to make people feel happy and warmhearted through Mystic Messenger. We see the game's success as a gift from our users who really sympathized with our goal." She continued, ”The game industry is fiercely competitive, but we wanted to show that companies and consumers can make contributions together to the world through games."
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Guuuuuys! Guess what I got in the mail today! I got a Christmas card from Cheritz themselves!!
I think these must have been sent to VIP members; it mentions them at the top of the card to the left on the back.
EDIT: And in other Cheritz news, they've been donating mad bucks to three different charities, all because of Mystic Messenger's success.
This is the second time today I read Kenka Bancho Otome and got excited only to be let down seconds later.
This is the second time today I read Kenka Bancho Otome and got excited only to be let down seconds later.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one, lol. I was like !!!!!! ooooooh. :'(
"first game of our new otome game brand"
I wonder how much they are putting behind this.
"Available in both a 15+ and adult's only version, this is an otome title where our protagonist has total control to literally buy the man she wants with her wealth."
Sold.
It'd certainly make sense given where the titles and audience is, but given how slow they are when it comes to Vita they may be too late.I hope they're considering the PlayStation Vita if they intend to create an entire brand for otome.
I haven't heard of that game.
Huh, okay, go on.A while back, the Japanese indie developer Ossan Club decided they wanted to make an otome visual novel to suit their tastes. That meant removing the thin, youthful, and beautiful characters so often found in otome titles and replacing them with gruff, muscular middle aged men.
(Hardcoregamer Article)
I can't help but feel that the elf is cheating if that's their focus, but okay.
The screenshots look kind of... phone shaped... though :|
Where are you getting that quote from? Is Sekai Project doing the adult version?
The creators call themselves "Ossan Club", what did you really expect?I'm all for older LIs, but some of those characters are stretching it .
I assume it was cheap.It does seem like an odd choice for their otome game though.
Welcome!I just wanted to drop by to say that I'm in the middle of my first otome title, Code:Realize on the Vita.
Sounds like your friend made a pretty good pick with their recommendation.I'm actually quite surprised by the quality of this. I enjoy narrative-driven games with nice art, music, and stories, and my friend said I would probably enjoy this (not sure it matters, but I'm a straight male in my early 40s who likes playing/trying just about all game genres).
Many/most otome games are visual novels, but not all visual novels are otome games.I don't know if it's otome, but I ordered the first Steins;Gate because of this getting me interested in VNs. Curious to see what else the genre has in store.
I just wanted to drop by to say that I'm in the middle of my first otome title, Code:Realize on the Vita.
I'm actually quite surprised by the quality of this. I enjoy narrative-driven games with nice art, music, and stories, and my friend said I would probably enjoy this (not sure it matters, but I'm a straight male in my early 40s who likes playing/trying just about all game genres). I do find it to be a little "overwritten", like lots of the conversations could be much shorter, but perhaps that's just a common quality of games like this.
I'm 7 chapters in, and it feels like I'm heading towards its final arc. These characters are quite likable, although some of the solutions to their problems have been a bit too convenient, but thankfully they weren't major plot points... just ways to get out of certain situations.
I don't know if it's otome, but I ordered the first Steins;Gate because of this getting me interested in VNs. Curious to see what else the genre has in store.
Edit: I just noticed the avatar above me is Cardia. Nice timing!
The creators call themselves "Ossan Club", what did you really expect?
I assume it was cheap.
That or they have money to burn.
Welcome!
Sounds like your friend made a pretty good pick with their recommendation.
Always good to see people willing to try out new genres too
Many/most otome games are visual novels, but not all visual novels are otome games.
Steins;Gate isn't otome, but it is a very well received visual novel. Hope you enjoy it
I haven't heard of that game.
Huh, okay, go on.
I can't help but feel that the elf is cheating if that's their focus, but okay.
Look's like the creators ran an indiegogo campaign to localise it that failed pretty badly last year. I guess Sekai must have stepped in after that.
It's a very weird game to start building a "brand" with, mind you.
Reading the mini profiles in the campaign kind of makes the guys sound like they're probably not worth having the heroine buy them, but I'm curious at least.
Brian looks like a smug so and so, I'm mildly interested in lording my monetary prowess over him.
The screenshots look kind of... phone shaped... though :|
I'm not overly fond of phone stuff so that makes me far less interested.
I just wanted to drop by to say that I'm in the middle of my first otome title, Code:Realize on the Vita.
I'm actually quite surprised by the quality of this. I enjoy narrative-driven games with nice art, music, and stories, and my friend said I would probably enjoy this (not sure it matters, but I'm a straight male in my early 40s who likes playing/trying just about all game genres). I do find it to be a little "overwritten", like lots of the conversations could be much shorter, but perhaps that's just a common quality of games like this.
I'm 7 chapters in, and it feels like I'm heading towards its final arc. These characters are quite likable, although some of the solutions to their problems have been a bit too convenient, but thankfully they weren't major plot points... just ways to get out of certain situations.
I don't know if it's otome, but I ordered the first Steins;Gate because of this getting me interested in VNs. Curious to see what else the genre has in store.
Edit: I just noticed the avatar above me is Cardia. Nice timing!
I just wanted to drop by to say that I'm in the middle of my first otome title, Code:Realize on the Vita.
I'm actually quite surprised by the quality of this. I enjoy narrative-driven games with nice art, music, and stories, and my friend said I would probably enjoy this (not sure it matters, but I'm a straight male in my early 40s who likes playing/trying just about all game genres). I do find it to be a little "overwritten", like lots of the conversations could be much shorter, but perhaps that's just a common quality of games like this.
I'm 7 chapters in, and it feels like I'm heading towards its final arc. These characters are quite likable, although some of the solutions to their problems have been a bit too convenient, but thankfully they weren't major plot points... just ways to get out of certain situations.
I don't know if it's otome, but I ordered the first Steins;Gate because of this getting me interested in VNs. Curious to see what else the genre has in store.
Edit: I just noticed the avatar above me is Cardia. Nice timing!
Hey guys! So... 8D;; around summer 2015 during a severe otome drought my extreme thirst and exasperation with some otome heroines led me to put my money where my mouth is and toss my hat in the otome ring myself. Our trailer went up today and while I've been nervous to see what the general public thinks I'm most nervous for my otome GAF boos' opinions!! I hope you guys will enjoy it ;3; <3
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mcnGbSUx0yk
Guuuuuys! Guess what I got in the mail today! I got a Christmas card from Cheritz themselves!!
I think these must have been sent to VIP members; it mentions them at the top of the card to the left on the back.
EDIT: And in other Cheritz news, they've been donating mad bucks to three different charities, all because of Mystic Messenger's success.
H...how do you become a VIP? *_*