Personally, I play them mainly for the story. Being able to control the decisions or a character makes the experience feel much more immersive than just watching something. They also let you explore scenarios and fantasies that you probably couldn't experience in real life without worrying about...
I think it's working the way some people mentioned in previous comments. You probably need to read the threads for at least 1–3 minutes and, if possible, react to or engage with a comment. From what I've observed, that's how the system appears to work.
Take your time reading the comments and...
Personally, I'm not really a fan of them. Don't ask me why—I just tend to find characters more attractive without glasses. That said, I don't mind if a character wears them either. Variety is the spice of life.
Generally, yes. I usually try to play games that have a rating of three stars or higher because they give me more confidence that the game will be good. However, sometimes I'll still try games with lower ratings if they have a tag, genre, or feature that really interests me.
I generally prefer longer visual novels. They have more time to properly develop the characters, relationships, and overall story, which makes it easier for me to get invested in them. If I'm enjoying a VN, I'd usually rather it last longer than end too quickly.
This is especially true when it...
I usually prefer having a story. If the plot manages to get me invested, it makes everything feel much more enjoyable. Visuals are important, of course, but in games especially, the story gives the scenes more weight and meaning. It's the same for me with manga, having a good narrative always...
I don't usually skip them, but I'm not particularly fond of them either. Since they're just dreams, they often feel disconnected from the actual story. To me, they come across more as a character's thoughts or fantasies rather than real events, so they don't have the same impact or emotional...
I generally prefer non-linear games because they feel more interactive to me. I enjoy having my decisions influence the story or the overall development of the game, as it makes the experience feel more personal and engaging. That said, I don't particularly dislike linear games either. Both...
I used to be bothered by games that use real porn. The fact that they're often just a collage of scenes from different sources, without much coherence or consistency, made them feel a bit awkward to me.
These days, though, it doesn't bother me as much. A lot of the time, if I want scenes that...
It depends on how she looks, but generally, yes, I'm into granny/GILF content. For me, attraction is more about the person than the number. My upper limit is usually around 70 – 75 years old, though I can definitely find older women attractive too if they still look good and take care of themselves.
Yes, it really depends on whether the game has interesting content. If the premise, story, characters, or themes appeal to me, I'm still willing to check out an abandoned game even if I know it may never be finished.
Also, if I've been following a game for a while and the developer ends up...
A balance between the two is ideal, but if I had to choose, I'd lean more toward games that require some grinding. There's a greater sense of satisfaction when you finally achieve a goal after putting in time and effort to earn it.
If everything is handed to you immediately, it can sometimes...
Usually around 20 minutes, although it really depends on the content. If a visual novel hasn't given me a reason to care by then, I'll often move on to something else.
That said, I'm willing to be more patient if the premise interests me or if it includes several fetishes and themes that I...
NTR (Netorare). Personally, it's one that I don't enjoy because it centers on betrayal, infidelity, and emotional hurt, which are aspects I find more frustrating than appealing.
That said, I wouldn't actually remove it. At the end of the day, everyone is free to enjoy whatever appeals to them...
Yes, I do find sexual AI chatbots rewarding. What I find most interesting is the freedom they offer to create all kinds of stories and scenarios without being constrained by a predefined plot or direction. You can shape the experience however you want, which makes it feel much more personal and...
I absolutely love pixel art H-games. When done right, pixel art can be incredibly expressive and full of charm. It’s not just about nostalgia—it’s about how much detail, emotion, and movement can be conveyed with such a minimalistic style. What makes it even better is how creative developers get...