Otome Games in Nintendo Switch (English) ~Old Version~

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UPDATE: (Author’s Note) This post is old, and has not been updated for months. To view the updated version, click the link below:
Otome Games in Nintendo Switch (English) ~Updated Version~

Since the Vita apocalypse has finally dawned upon us, a lot of otome fans in the west were left in the dark after Sony’s big announcement on shutting down production of physical PS Vita games. With this shocking news at hand, localization companies such as Idea Factory Intl. and Aksys Games, who are known for bringing popular otome titles to the west has ceased to announce any otome games this year.

So where does that leave us otome fans?
While there are still a lot of otome games that are digitally making their way to the west through different media (PC, Steam, mobile, and Switch), this post will be touching  on the ones that are available in the Nintendo Switch console.

Below I’ll be listing down all otome titles that are currently available in the Eshop (NA and EU):

 

The Men of Yoshiwara: Kikuya

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Game Review
Voiced? NO
Price: 19.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 5/10

Comments: I personally, liked this game because of its *cough* steamy content and beautiful art. Some routes were great, while others were boring. It is a bit expensive though for a non voiced tittle.
Recommended routes: Kagura, Kagerou, Takao.

 

 

The Men of Yoshiwara: Oghiya

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced? NO
Price: 14.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: In terms of the game’s sound and mechanics, I find this one better than the first Yoshiwara series. Story-wise, I’ve only finished Takigawa’s route so I can’t really spell out any thoughts if this game was better than its predecessor. I do like Oghiya MC more than Kikuya MC.

 

 

The Charming Empire

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Game Review
Voiced? YES
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 4/10

Comments: The only things I liked about this game were the voice actors and the artwork. The story was super bland and most of the routes ended in a rush.
Recommended Routes: Kei Yoshimine, Soshi Amazaki

 

 

Pub Encounters “Dandy Shot”

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced? NO
Price: 16.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: I kept putting this game down for some reason lol. I’ve been hearing a few mixed reviews regarding Dandy Shot (Pub Encounters). Most of the reviews were actually quite good, as long as you don’t mind romancing older men (chuckles). I’ve only finished Yuze Ryunosuke’s route, he’s the tsundere and his story wasn’t so bad.

 

 

Destiny Princess

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced? NO
Price: 14.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: One gripe I have for this game was that, because it was a mobile port the CGs on the Switch looked really weird and stretched. The game has an interesting prologue and I’ve actually enjoyed its steamy content.^^; I’ve finished three routes so far. Some were good, while others were meh.
Recommended Routes: Nobunaga

 

 

The Amazing Shinsengumi

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced? NO
Price: 11.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments:  I’ve played the game’s prologue and it was boring as heck. I haven’t started a route yet but based on hearsay (from the otome community), this game apparently borders a bit on “rapey” scenarios? Haha if you’re someone who’s uncomfortable with that, it may be best to stay out of this game.^^;;

 

 

Ayakashi Koi Gikyoku

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Game Review
Voiced? YES
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 3/10

Comments: This game had great voice acting. That’s it. The story is bad and translations are the worst.
**Edit: A recent patch update was released for this game fixing the horrid translations.

 

 

Gakuen Club

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Game Review
Voiced? YES
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 5/10

Comments: This game wasn’t so bad. It had some good routes worth checking out and the art style was really beautiful. But since all the main characters were younger high school teens, the game didn’t appeal to me as much.
Recommended Routes: Saku Takizawa, Toma Sakai

 

 

Iris School of Wizardry – Vinculum Hearts

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Voiced? YES
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 5/10

Comments: Just like Ayakoi, the translations were pretty bad in this game but the story itself was fairly decent. I loved the game’s shoujo manga art style and I believe I’ve enjoyed a couple of routes on this one.
Recommended Routes: Matias, A-Jay, Iris
***Edit: A recent patch was released fixing the game’s English translations! ^^

 

 

Kitty Love – Way to look for love

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Game Review
Voiced: YES
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 6/10

Comments: Again, the game’s english subs needed proofreading. However, I was able to chug it all up because the story was so cute. The game’s art style, music, voice acting, and enjoyable stories were its redeeming qualities.
Recommended Routes: Kohei, Takuma

 

 

Nightshade

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Voiced: YES
Price: 47.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 8/10

Comments: (Edited) If you’re having second thoughts whether or not it’s worth shelling out 50 bux to get this game in your Switch Library. Here’s my advice: GET IT! If you haven’t played the game yet, this one’s definitely a gem. When it comes to the character arcs and story-line, I cannot recommend Nightshade enough! Ask other Nightshade fans and they’ll tell you the same thing! ha! (*´▽`*)
Recommended Routes: ALL

 

 

Enchanted in the Moonlight (Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon)

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 19.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: Haven’t really touched this game at all even in mobile but I’d expect the story is just about the same quality as any voltage mobile otome game would have. This game series has a good amount of fan base though, so maybe that’s telling something? ┐(‘～` )┌

 

 

Enchanted in the Moonlight (Kiryu, Chikage & Yukinojo)

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 19.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: As said above, I haven’t really touched this series at all even in mobile but I’d expect the story is just about the same quality as any voltage mobile otome game would have. This game series has a good amount of fan base though, so maybe that’s telling something? ┐(‘～` )┌

 

 

Star Crossed Myth – The Department of Wishes

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 29.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: Star Crossed Myth series  is another voltage title that was recently ported over to the Switch. If you’re curious whether this port has the same amount of story & additional contents the voltage mobile app had, here’s what you’ll be getting for purchasing the game’s full console price: All main character’s stories and POVs, Epilogues, Sequels, All character’s POV sequels, Sequel Epilogues, Musings on Love (Side Stories), S2 Porlogue, A promise of Infinity (Side Stories), A Promise of Infinity (All Character’s POV). 

 

 

Star Crossed Myth – The Department of Punishments

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 29.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: Same as its predecessor, the contents you’ll be getting from purchasing its full console price are:  All main character’s stories and POVs, Epilogues, Sequels, All character’s POV sequels, Sequel Epilogues, Musings on Love (Side Stories), S2 Porlogue, A promise of Infinity (Side Stories), A Promise of Infinity (All Character’s POV). 

 

 

Kissed by the Baddest Bidder

Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 24.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: Coming Soon

 

 

Code Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~

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Game Review
Voiced: YES
Price: 39.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 9/10

Comments: First Otomate title that was ported on the Switch console. It’s one of the first otome games I’ve played in the Vita and I was sooo happy when I heard it’s finally coming to the Switch. Get this game if you can! You won’t be disappointed. I promise!

 

 

Code Realize ~Future Blessings~

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Game Review
Voiced: YES
Price: 39.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 8/10

Comments: An awesome (fandisc) sequel to the first Code Realize series. If you’re thirsty for more adventures with Cardia and Lupin’s Gang, take my advice and get this game! This fandisc will also feature Finis and Sholme’s very own routes.

 

 

My Secret Pets 

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO
Price: 14.99
Chlo’s Rating: NA


Comments: I use to have the the mobile version of this game and I’ve only played Lufna’s (the cat) route. It’s alright. The story (for that one route) is kinda underwhelming. I might try and finish the rest of the routes one day  (playing the switch version) and write a review but If you’re planning to get this game, maybe get Yoshiwara instead or get this when its on sale.

 

 

Closet Princess

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Game Review (in progress)
Voiced: NO (partial only)
Price: 24.99
Chlo’s Rating: NA

Comments: Don’t be fooled by this game’s eshop decription as “voiced” because IT’S NOT! The game is partially voiced, by partial, I mean you’ll only hear the seiyuu’s yelps and grunts lmao! Honestly, not worth its full price! This game is also a straight up mobile port and nothing new has been added to it in the console version.

 

 

COLLAR X MALICE

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Game Review
Voiced: YES
Price: 39.99 USD
Chlo’s Rating: 10/10

Comments: Collar x Malice is finally out on the switch! This game is my absolute favorite otome title! The romance is pretty darn good, yes… but it’s actually the storyline that’ll leave you completely immersed! For the life of me, I recommend this game 100%! 

 

 

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UPDATE: New Otome Games (English) coming to the Switch in 2020

While Otomate, Japan’s leading company in producing otome games are slowly but surely moving to the Nintendo Switch as their main visual novel console going forward, there has yet to be any announcement whether any of their old and new titles (for the Switch) are getting localized.

If you’re curious which games (Non-Otomate titles included) are currently available in the Switch eshop Japan, here’s a list below for both physical and digital releases:

(The list below does not include the games that were already localized)

  1. Code Realize Saiko no Hanataba – link here
  2. Hakuoki Shinkai Fuka Den – link here
  3. NORN9 LOFN – link here
  4. Beast Darling! (Digital) – link here
  5. Nil Admirari no Tenbin – link here
  6. Cendrillon PalikA – link here
  7. Sangoku Koi Senki – link here
  8. Yoshiwara Hinganbana – link here
  9. Nightshade “Hyakka Hyakurou” – link here
  10. Kiniro no Corda Octave – link here
  11. Yunohana Spring! “Mellow Times” – link here
  12. Harukanaru Toki no Naka De 6 – link here
  13. Diabolik Lovers “Chaos Lineage” – link here
  14. Beastmaster and Prince – link here
  15. Taishou x Alice – link here
  16. Reine des Fleurs – link here
  17. Hanayaka Nari, Waga Ichizoku – link here
  18. Shiritsu Verbara Gakuen ~ Rose of Versailles link here
  19. Hanayaka Nari, Waga Ichizoku Kinema Mosaic link here
  20. Diamagy Magical Boys link here
  21. CLOCK ZERO ~Shuuen no Ichibyou  link here
  22. Kaeru Batake DE Tsukamaete☆彡 link here
  23. Tlicolity Eyes: Twinkle Snowtime  (July 18, 2019) link here
  24. Piofiore No Banshou (July 25, 2019) link here
  25. Katakoi Contrast: Collection of Branch (August 22, 2019) link here
  26. Brothers Conflict Precious Baby (August 29, 2019) link here
  27. Amnesia Memories (September 12, 2019) link here
  28. Jakou no Lyla: Trap of Musk  (September 19, 2019) link here
  29. Hakuoki Shinkai Tsukikage no Shou (September 26, 2019) link here
  30. Amnesia Crowd and Later (October 3, 2019) link here
  31. Gensou Kissa Enchanté  (October 10, 2019) link here
  32. Diabolik Lovers Grand Edition (November 21, 2019)
  33. Bustafellows (December 19, 2019) link here
  34. Uta no Prince Sama ~REPEAT Love~ (December 19, 2019) link here
  35. Zettai Kaikyū Gakuen (December 19, 2019) link here
  36. Gensou Manège (January 1, 2020) link here
  37. Koi no Hanasaku Hyakkaen (January 30, 2020) link here
  38. Prison Prince (January 30, 2020)
  39. Cho no Doku Hana no Kusari  (February 20, 2020) link here
  40. Collar x Malice Nintendo Switch Edition (March 12, 2020) link here
  41. Dairoku Ayakashimori (March 28, 2020)
  42. Olympia Soiree (April 16, 2020) link here
  43. Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 7 (June 18, 2020) link here
  44. Variabel Barricade (June 18, 2020)
  45. Jack Jeanne (August 5, 2020) link here
  46. Cupid Parasite (August 20, 2020)

For other Otomate upcoming 2019 titles, you can refer to these following posts:

If you think I’ve missed on some other titles (I’m pretty sure I did lol), please do let me know so I can update this list.

43 thoughts on “Otome Games in Nintendo Switch (English) ~Old Version~”

  1. It’s really sad that the PS Vita get’s No more otomegames 😦 i really loved the otomegames on my Vita *-* i hope that the otomate Switch Games are comming to the west (Europe xD) (sorry for my bad english. i’m from Germany)

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    1. I feel you, I love my otoges in the vita to heart! Lol and I still have a couple on my list I wanted localized, ah well! :’3 Crossing fingers we’ll get the these Otomate titles soon. I have low hopes for next year but perhaps two yrs after? ^^ Oh and It’s always awesome finding ppl around the world supporting this genre! ❤

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  4. As I understand most Otoge fans main way of playing the bigger titles was the Playstation Vita, so I can emphathize with the sadness and the initial anger that there will be no more physical releases for the Vita. But personally I am very happy with the future focus on the Nintendo Switch (as it gains more and more popularity in Japan as the main console). I got interested in Otome games in a serious way only about a year ago, so I haven’t had the time (or money) to play all the popular and famous ones (not even Amnesia and Hakuoki…). My problem is that I never had a Vita and with the purchase of a Switch last year I can’t really buy a one now. And I don’t really like to play on the PC. So I really hope that Idea Factory, Aksys and all the others will port the older games to the Switch, too (Limited Editions would be amazing, but I don’t think they would do it T-T).

    Thank you for this list and the short reviews on these titles. I’ll definitely be checking out the Yoshiwara games and The Charming Empire (mainly because Toshiyuki Toyonaga voices one of the characters 😛 ). At first I wasn’t really interested in Kitty Love, but thanks to your review from a few days ago, I’ll be checking it out, too.

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    1. I totally get you. It’s surely a waste now to invest on a dying console knowing there arent any games on your niche coming to it in the future. I have friends who never owned a vita and are facing the same delimma.^^; I’m also with you w/ regards to playing otoges on PC, Im not really a fan of it either as I think Visual Novels are best enjoyed handheld lol

      Here’s to hoping we get more Switch titles announced in the future (I’m at least hoping one big title for 2019 from these companies – but its a long shot!) :’3

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  5. There’s also London Detective Mysteria coming for the PSVita! HERE! http://www.ladymysteria.com/
    Although, it was planned to release Fall 2018 and we still have to see it’s release. Idk what’s going on with XSEED games, but it seems like they’re having issues. Read more here: https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2018/10/27/xseed-localization-producers-leave-suddenly/

    Anyway, it’s kinda bad for Nintendo to pump out otome games without going through proper QC. I wish they’d take time to correct the translations and whatnot; if they’re trying to lure in the otome game fans, then they’d better improve on it.

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    1. Ah, that’s right! Although Mysteria will only get a digital release I believe. Hopefully the game will be out this winter. ^^

      Haha Your’re right on Nintendo’s Quality Control. I’ve seen a lot of crappy games w/ bad translations in the eshop lately. I dont mind action games but they could’ve at least did QC on visual novels. ( ° ∀ ° )ﾉﾞ

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  7. Hello, I don’t have a WordPress but I have been following this blog through email subscription. Thank you for posting this. I just purchased a Switch yesterday and was looking for a few selections of otome games online so this list really helped me decide on what to get. I like your reviews a lot, its fun to read a game review with less negativity since most otome reviewers likes to trash even the littlest aspect of the games an& it discourages players sometimes, its good that this site doesn’t! hope you’ll keep up the effort and good work!

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    1. Hi, Im really grateful for this comment! Thank you!! T-T

      I try not to be too harsh on my reviews or trash the games completely cause I know game developers put so much effort into creating games, I do however call em out if they messed up an obvious error e.g. the machine translations from previous games I reviewed.
      I’ll try my very best to keep this site up for ya’ll. It’s comments like these that keeps me motivated! Thanks again, and enjoy your new switch!

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  8. Is there an English version for the NORN9 LOFN (Nintendo Switch)? I was looking for some but I don’t think I found any.. Do you by any chance know if they will at all?

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    1. Unfortunately, NORN9 LOFN for Nintendo Switch is Japanese only. Otomate has yet to localize any of their games for the Switch. :(( The only Norn9 English version available is the one in the PS VITA console. Hope this helps! ^^ Link here: https://amzn.to/2TLeyVa
      There are no news at this time if Aksys will localize NORN9 for the Switch. It’s a long shot but here’s to hoping! :’3

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  9. Ugh, I need a Switch, but I have my fingers crossed that a special edition Fire Emblem one will come out at some point. I’ll have a lot to catch up on when I finally get one!

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  10. Hi!

    Thanks for this! I’m new to this genre and I’m not sure what you meant by “localized”. Are all the titles mentioned above in English, if I buy them via the provided links? Even though, it’s a Japanese website? Or are all games on CDjapan.co.jp available in English? Will there be an option to switch languages within the game then?

    Thank you and keep up the good work! 🙂

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    1. Hi Bubblyn! “Localized” means (the games are) “translated in English”. Unfortunately, the 12 titles I’ve listed above (with the CD Japan links) are only available in Japanese language and there’s NO English option available for you to switch. 😦

      Hopefully, localization companies decide to bring some of these titles to us in the future. It’s a long shot but we’re all crossing our fingers! lol Thanks for this comment! Good to have more new people in the otome community! ❤

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  11. Very informative post that will help a lot of Switch owners. I’ll still hold onto my vita until it dies because a lot of these ports are shitty mobile games rofl but I know that Iris School of Wizardry is supposed to be a good one. It’s a shame that Nightshade won’t get a physical release. I wonder why that is. If the same translations were in the JPN copy I’d pick that up.

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    1. Aww thanks Leafy! ❤ Portability wise, the Vita still wins for me tbh, the Switch is just really bulky… and yeah I wouldn't advise getting a switch for the sole purpose of playing otoges atm cause most of these titles aren’t good lol and almost all of 'em are PC/mobile ports… some of the Operahouse games that were ported to the switch have shitty translations too (T_T) It's rly sad that were getting copped out of the good titles because of the sudden console change where localization companies are not sure if they'll be making good sales. I think this was also the case with Nightshade, where the physical release is only available in Japan… D3P Intl. was prob iffy on how the physical copy would sell in the West, knowing that the game already had an available PC port.

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  14. Aaaa, I’m so sad about this. QQ I recently just purchased a Vita since all of the Otome games I wanted were only available for the Vita. I’m finishing up Collar x Malice and was looking to purchase Unlimited but realized only the Japanese version is available and then I happened to find your article. (I ended up purchasing the Japanese version cause I’m just way too impatient to wait for it to be localized lol ; n 😉 Hopefully we see releases for the Switch! I already played through Nightshade and it was worth every penny!

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    1. Yay! Im glad you enjoyed Nightshade too! I did the same thing with CxM Unlimited cause I was under the impression that it’ll never get localized and got impatient, lol I’m still under that impression it’ll never get here tho :((

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  16. Hello! It’s nice to see this post. I was playing otome games on PC and thinking to buy PS Vita since many of otome games are on vita,but then I saw an article that said PS Vita are shutting their production. So I guess it’s wise to bought switch over vita?

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    1. The switch is an awesome console that currently provides you a huge library of game selections. However, if you’re only purpose of buying a switch is to play otome games in it, I would suggest on waiting first since most localized otome games on the switch arent as *good* compared to the ones localized in the vita platform. So far, we have zero game announcements this year since companies believe there’s no market for these niche games in the West. 😥

      On the other hand, if you’re fluent in Japanese, i’d say go for it since most big otome titles are getting ported to the switch nowadays in Japan anyway! 😀

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  18. hello! i’ve been a lurker of your blog since the beginning of this year and wanted to say thank you very much for your reviews and walkthroughs! it’s very enjoyable to read another person’s thoughts and be able to share ideas and feelings with someone who also has the same interest ^o^/ i like that you are not nitpicky but concise and thorough in your reviews and wanted to let you know that i appreciate your blog since i bought nightshade a few months ago after reading your review and it is amazing! i am also using your walkthrough after playing blindly first and got kuroyuki (the emotional rollercoaster was crazy!! x.x) looking forward to what you write in the future!! thanks a lot again!!

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    1. Hello! Thank you for this comment!
      It made my day! 😀
      I don’t like to nitpick or trash a game so much because I believe no games, or visual novels for that matter, are perfect and there will always be flaws no matter what . I also know devs pour a lot of their time and hardwork making it, so I tend to cut em some slack! lol ^_^

      I’m so glad you enjoyed Nightshade as much as I have! It’s one of my favs! ❤ Again, thanks for the lovely comment and for subscribing to this blog! (ﾉ´ヮ`)ﾉ*: ･ﾟ

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  19. Hi there,
    Thanks for this list! I came across this blog just a couple days ago, wondering what games I should get and after seeing this I immediately bought Nightshade and finished Goemon’s route just now! I can’t wait to play through the rest of the routes – especially Hanzo’s, I hear he’s best boy haha. I will be following your future posts and recommendations 😀

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    1. Heya! Thanks for stopping by! ^_^ It’s my pleasure! …and I’m happy to hear you’re liking Nightshade so far! I enjoyed all the routes in Nightshade but yes! Hanzo was definitely my ultimate fav! hhhhhh xD I hope you’ll like him too!

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  21. I played the Baddest Bidder when it was a mobile app. I only played one route but I really enjoyed it. It felt very well paced and I genuinely got to know the older detective I ended up wooing. I’m really excited to see it’s on the Switch!

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  22. I’m pretty sad Chaos is exclusive to nintendo. I wish they would have released it on playstation instead. they gave us grand edition for playstation, so Chaos needs to be released on playstation too. I kind hope with the new console of playstation 5, they will give playstation 5 versions of the vita games and chaos. diabolik overs needs to be on playstation.

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  23. hi I was wondering which games are in english on switch, I thought all the games you listing means it’s in english… can you help?

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  24. Your Article is great and easy to understand, I also read some other article of Otome games with more recommendations. for latest otome games update, I read this article it looks almost same as your recommendations https://otomegamesworld.com/best-otome-games/

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  25. I bought princess closet and I thought it contained voice because there was CV list 😦 I was angry and contacted with customer service, but they said, they are not sure about refund…It was my one of favorite otome mobile app. I’m so disappointed!

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    1. Yes, same here! I bought it because I thought they updated the game with a full voice acting and was so disappointed that it’s not! 😦 Listing the CV was pretty clickbaity in their eshop description. I’m sorry this happened to you as well.

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  27. It’s like the end of an era – the PSP, PS2, PS3, PS4 and Vita have been the home to basically all otome games, and Nintendo has taken the torch. Hopefully we’ll see localizations of a lot of classics, finally – UtaPri, Kuni no Alice, Diabolik, Hiiro no Kakera, Corda, and Harukanaru, to name a few I’d like to see.

    I don’t have a Switch and have no plans to get one, so I hope that as with many of the above games, we’ll see Steam releases in the future.

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