Harukoi Otome is the type of story that gives you the barest exposition possible, and then expects you to understand what it's trying to say, and fill in the blanks, on your own.Īnd, sure, I did know what it was trying to say.
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There were multiple times in the game where it seemed that the author just got bored of what they were writing and gave up halfway, or otherwise didn't know how to finish what they started.
It reads like a research paper before someone went back to add in sources and justification. It feels absent minded, or like a rough draft, and I don't mean in terms of editing and proofreading. Honestly, I can't really find a way to describe it that will do it justice. The few actual twists that actually managed to surprise me were ones that had no foreshadowing at all.īut even more than that, the writing is just. The game relies on cliches and uninspired, pre-packaged plot points, to the point where you basically know what is going to happen with each character before it actually happens. Maybe I'm spoiled for choice, but I found Harukoi Otome to be frustratingly mediocre when it wasn't being infuriatingly awful. I'm going to be frank, I don't think I played the same game as everyone else here. Buy this if you are looking for a vn with a good story and romance. This vn will give you a mix range of emotions but it is well worth it. In the end she stops doing all of that, stops being a tsundere avoiding her true feelings, and confesses her true feelings and love for the protag. It did take her time to realize that she loves him and when she does find out her true feelings she is in denial, refusing to believe her true feelings, tries to falsify it, and chooses to ignore it for some time. Her ending was good too as well as the other heroines as well but not all may please you but in my case Riru's route is the best and just unbelievably romantic and awesome especially since she had no interest in males until she got to know the protag. I wanted her to get a continuation to her route the most because they were going to get married after they finish school and become independent but sadly the epilogue did not have them get married but only because they were still in school. The dialogue with her is great as well as her H scenes. Riru for example, her route is to me really romantic when she gets in a relationship with the protag. After completing the game I found myself sad there was not a fandisk because some of the routes needed a continuation because of how awesome they are. The drama in her route was not forced, it was instead natural. The romance, drama, character development, and sex scenes are all good. They happily agree.This game was and is amazing. Out of sympathy, you offer your home as refuge for a while in exchange for minor servitude (it is a big house, after all). With nowhere to go and a target on their backs, they ponder what what to do.
You find out that they are incubi, ‘demons who consume and use sexual energy of humans to survive’. They eventually awaken and make it known that they were attacked by a group of dangerous ‘misfits’ and ran to find shelter, passing out as soon as they entered your home. When you enter your new home, however, you see five injured, yet very handsome men on the lobby floor. Your father suggests you move in immediately, so the next day, you move out of your parents home and into your estate. After the funeral, you learn that you have inherited his large estate. One day, you get called home to attend your grandfather’s funeral. You are also the granddaughter of Harold Anderson, the CEO and founder of Anderson Toys, a toy company sworn to give children amazing products and give a large part of their profit to charity. You play the role of a senior in high school along with your two best friends, Naomi Patterson and Suzu Cappini. “It seemed like the start of something new. Wikidata, MobyGames, HowLongToBeat,, VNStat Seduce Me: The Harem Episode Sequel Seduce Me 2: The Demon War Same setting Love and Romance - A Study of Intimacy
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