What do you think about Fujo/Otome video games??
What do you think about Fujo/Otome video games??
Nicholas Roberts
Jacob Lewis
Their fanbases are ok with being comfortable in their little corner so I'm fine with them.
Ayden Kelly
I look like this and I do this
Camden Allen
I think there should be more actual GAMES and less VNs and gachashit
But don't make them shit like TMGS where it's several hours of mindless stat raising and like 30 minutes of dialog. Even LoveRevo with it's own 30 minutes of dialog had the courtesy of making the stat raising portion much shorter so you'd actually be able to see all the characters in a reasonable timeframe.
Easton Powell
Are there any good ones out there? Majority of the ones I've played are Visual Novels with shitty turn-based RPG elements.
Nicholas Rogers
I like Ensemble Stars
Ethan Watson
i played Trap of Musk. Was alright. Only played 1 route,
perhaps i need to play it more, but while the heronie had some nice armpit tattoos that she uses to lure men, but so far nothing in the story really captivated me.
Benjamin Gonzalez
I know 2 fujo girls. One of them ended up becoming a psychologist. She's 30, single and still masturbates to fujo doujins.
Just think about that the next time you go to a doctor who's a millenial.
Nicholas Stewart
>no boyfriend or children to tie you down and keep you away from you gay porn and make a decent salary
I say that is a very fullfilling life
Benjamin Butler
In terms of strictly otome shit, my recommendations would be particularly Variable Barricade, Taisho Alice, and Mystic Messenger. I also enjoy Ikemen Sengoku, but the time gates are unfortunate. Diabolik Lovers is also top comedy for the whole family to enjoy.
As a side note, if you can play Taisho Alice in jap, then do.
If you want actual video games with femc dating included, then Rune Factory 4 is S+ grade shit, Persona 3 Portable is good, and Maglam Lord is alright. Those FE games with dating are fun to play too, but the characters all suck ass so it's a real "well it technically counts" mention.
Jayden Bennett
Anyone going to a psychologist is a retard anyway, I feel no sympathy for what they'll go through.
Liam Smith
I like gay games but I can't find any that are not VNs. I'd like a homo jrpg that's Persona style or something, too bad theirs no market for it. Or is there, fujos buy stuff.
Kayden Reed
Same but working in a government office after years of NEETdom. Frankly it's a miracle we met in middle school and kept in touch despite our different degenerate tastes.
Anthony Phillips
Neat. Thanks for sharing some reccs, user.
Carter Hill
I miss the old internet where I just somehow got to know those people. I feel like this shit doesn't happen that much anymore and especially not for me. I still keep in touch with a dude I met in fucking Sherwood Dungeon back when I was 12.
Adam Evans
similar story but ragnarok online. One day the dude messaged me and asked me if i would sell him my account. It was never a good account and i didnt touch the game in years so i sold it to him for like $20. He sent it to me in the mail in an envelope but the bills were rolled up in paper towels so you couldnt see it was bills in the envelope.
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Cooper Murphy
I also like Ensemble Stars, it's just the right amount of ridiculous
Kayden Gray
I for some strange reason ended up watching the first epsiode of that mob otome game isekai anime thats airing now (and the dub no less) and I dint really care for continuing it all that much but it did make me curious about playing an otome game
Julian Foster
>otome isekai
Why are there so many of these shits? They aren't even good or accurate to the genre
And why are so many of them "reincarnated into villainess/rival" when there's a microscopic amount of otome games that have a villainess/rival
Landon Perry
0kanwThis one is abouut a guy who thinks the game is dumb but beat it for his sister and after he beat it he got reincarneted into the game as a background character
Jayden Rogers
>Otome game isekai
>Tags: male protag, female harem
Why?