New and tentative game announcements
Oh man, that Death Stranding trailer was awesome. :D Still lots of mystery left, but a nice punch of "this is what you're getting". I don't know if I'll be able to play it, but I'm super excited either way. It does look like it'll burn up a few PS4s though...
(The only bad thing that stuck out was the lack of diversity in the main cast. :/ I'm hoping I'm wrong...)
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She and The Light Bearer:
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/s ... er-switch/
Enchanted in the Moonlight - Kiryu, Chikage & Yukinojo -
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/e ... jo-switch/
Enchanted in the Moonlight - Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon -
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/e ... on-switch/
Has anyone ever played Voltage games? That's the company that made Enchanted in the Moonlight. Are the Voltage games any good?
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/s ... er-switch/
Enchanted in the Moonlight - Kiryu, Chikage & Yukinojo -
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/e ... jo-switch/
Enchanted in the Moonlight - Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon -
https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/e ... on-switch/
Has anyone ever played Voltage games? That's the company that made Enchanted in the Moonlight. Are the Voltage games any good?
Voltage was huge in mobile otome games, which never appealed to me. I can’t say 100% their games are or are not any good though, since mobile gaming is a huge turn off to me. It’s a shame though, since their art styles tend to be very nice.
This thread definitely keeps me informed about what’s coming, but is also bad for my wallet sometimes. I’m totally going to stalk the preorder for the PS4 collector’s edition of the House in Fata Morgana.
For anyone interested in Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, here’s the most recent Kickstarter email update. The game is coming out on June 18th.
I think this game sounds awesome. I’m so happy I am a backer. I think it’s really amazing they’re making some of the backer content available at an appropriate price, too. This game looks amazing, sounds like it’s stuffed with content, and it’s from the father of Castlevania. What more do I need? Here’s the art for the shirt they talked about as well:
This thread definitely keeps me informed about what’s coming, but is also bad for my wallet sometimes. I’m totally going to stalk the preorder for the PS4 collector’s edition of the House in Fata Morgana.
For anyone interested in Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, here’s the most recent Kickstarter email update. The game is coming out on June 18th.
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I was also just about to say that Voltage is a well-known producer of mobile otome games. I always find mobile otoges to be weak compared to console versions...the stories aren't as solid, imo. Plus I believe Voltage leans to the smutty side, which I'm not into.
PS: Sorry about your wallet, ryume.
Oh and I'm almost certain that The House in Fata Morgana is someone around here's all-time favourite game. I just can't remember whose. :/ But I've only ever heard praise for the game, anyway.
PS: Sorry about your wallet, ryume.
Lol, looks like i’m the only one who has a positive view on Voltage games. Granted i’ve only played two of them and that was years ago so idk about the quality of them now. One of the good things about them is that you can pick and choose who you want to go for and therefore the stories are more self contained. So you don’t have to go for that guy that’s a troupe you absolutely hate for the the sake of completing the story. Most of their stories also get more stories/updates (that you do have to buy separately).
One and one of the weird/funny things the games used to do (idk if they still do them) is that the guys would send you emails and the end of each chapter. Like actual emails to whatever email you used about “oh I had so much fun hanging out with you yesterday
” or “I... it’s not like I like you or anything” from virtual anime man lol
Basically tl;dr they’re decent mobile otome games that are more about just going for the guy(s) you like, then going for everyone like traditional otome games. Which means they can start to get expensive if you want to do everyone’s stories, but are cheaper if you’re going for just one or two routes that interest you.
ALSO if anyone interested in a good mobile otome game I HIGHLY recommend Regency Love. It’s style might not be everyone’s cup of tea (pun intended) but I really enjoyed it ^^
One and one of the weird/funny things the games used to do (idk if they still do them) is that the guys would send you emails and the end of each chapter. Like actual emails to whatever email you used about “oh I had so much fun hanging out with you yesterday
Basically tl;dr they’re decent mobile otome games that are more about just going for the guy(s) you like, then going for everyone like traditional otome games. Which means they can start to get expensive if you want to do everyone’s stories, but are cheaper if you’re going for just one or two routes that interest you.
ALSO if anyone interested in a good mobile otome game I HIGHLY recommend Regency Love. It’s style might not be everyone’s cup of tea (pun intended) but I really enjoyed it ^^
I think the complaint here is not specifically against Voltage, but more against mobile otoges as a whole. I dislike ALL mobile otome games because I find their stories are usually really cliche/heavily trope-laden and also not very deep, probably because they're built for very short play sessions. I like otoges who put the story first and the romance second, like Code: Realize, Collar X Malice, Hakuoki, and Sweet Fuse. (And to a lesser extent, Amnesia and Nameless.) I don't know of any mobile otoges that do that. (EDIT: Correction. I thought of one that does. Scarlet Fate is very heavily story-oriented, to the point of being pretty light on the romance. I didn't really LIKE the story, but that's a different matter.) They're meant to be played in smaller spurts so they're structured differently...more shallowly, imo.
I'm just so far not interested in any mobile otome games that get converted to console games, because I find they don't stand up in quality, story-wise. However, if you don't mind (or prefer) otoges that put the romance first and the story second, then they might be great.
Though the Voltage games on Switch have age warnings, so I think my impression that Voltage games are often on the smutty end of the scale must be right, and that too is just not my thing. (But may also be what others prefer.)
I'm just so far not interested in any mobile otome games that get converted to console games, because I find they don't stand up in quality, story-wise. However, if you don't mind (or prefer) otoges that put the romance first and the story second, then they might be great.
Though the Voltage games on Switch have age warnings, so I think my impression that Voltage games are often on the smutty end of the scale must be right, and that too is just not my thing. (But may also be what others prefer.)
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I don’t think there are any Voltage games on the Switch, or at least not yet (their first one releases next month). Are you perhaps thinking of the D3 games? because those are pretty different than Voltage and (from the one route I played a while ago) are definitely more on the smuttier side. I mean some of the Voltage games do have more adult stuff, which you can skip over and basically fade to black if you’re not interested or just... don’t buy that story.
There are also different types/models of mobile otome games. There’s the ones where you pay like $5 for a route, then they release more side stories/epilogue/seasons and then there are ones that are free to play with the ticket system where you get like, a ticket/chapter a day. I don’t like the free to play ones since they are usually shallower versions of the pay for your route versions. Or there’s the Winter Wolve games that are mobile ports of PC games so they’re not 100% “mobile otome games”
To each their own of course tho ^^ It does kinda bug me when people dismiss all mobile otome games or assume they’re all the same tho, especially since one of my fav otome games period (Regency Love) is on mobile. Although to be fair RL is more of an exception not the norm.
There are also different types/models of mobile otome games. There’s the ones where you pay like $5 for a route, then they release more side stories/epilogue/seasons and then there are ones that are free to play with the ticket system where you get like, a ticket/chapter a day. I don’t like the free to play ones since they are usually shallower versions of the pay for your route versions. Or there’s the Winter Wolve games that are mobile ports of PC games so they’re not 100% “mobile otome games”
To each their own of course tho ^^ It does kinda bug me when people dismiss all mobile otome games or assume they’re all the same tho, especially since one of my fav otome games period (Regency Love) is on mobile. Although to be fair RL is more of an exception not the norm.
We're talking about the announcement of Enchanted in the Moonlight coming to Switch. They are already listed on the eshop (not for sale yet, but available to browse.) Harvest Moon kawaii wanted to know if anyone knew anything about Voltage, who to this point has been a fairly big name in mobile otome games, and is now bringing one of them to console (as two separate games, it seems). Basically what I know is that I haven't been attracted to their games as they seem to lean toward placing more emphasis on romance than on the story, and so I am not feeling optimistic about enjoying one on console, either.
I've tried mobile otome gaming and did not enjoy it since I am a long-session player (and hate using touch screens), and I'm not really willing to sift through a hundred games I don't like to find one that's the exception to the rule. It really depends on what you're looking for, and this just isn't for me.
Shortest answer: Voltage is a prolific producer of, as far as I know, fairly popular mobile otome games.
EDIT: Back to topic...game info! There's a little clip of Digimon Survive, today. (Actually a longer video about making Digimon as a whole, with sneak peeks here and there of 'Surive'.) Here's a better link, to a Gematsu article with the video.
And CODE VEIN characters seem to be highly customizable.
I've tried mobile otome gaming and did not enjoy it since I am a long-session player (and hate using touch screens), and I'm not really willing to sift through a hundred games I don't like to find one that's the exception to the rule. It really depends on what you're looking for, and this just isn't for me.
Shortest answer: Voltage is a prolific producer of, as far as I know, fairly popular mobile otome games.
EDIT: Back to topic...game info! There's a little clip of Digimon Survive, today. (Actually a longer video about making Digimon as a whole, with sneak peeks here and there of 'Surive'.) Here's a better link, to a Gematsu article with the video.
And CODE VEIN characters seem to be highly customizable.
I tend to dismiss ALL mobile games except for Zookeeper Battle and Bejeweled because I HATE mobile gaming, so I apologize if any offense was taken by my comments.
I managed to snag the PS4 collector’s edition for the House in Fata Morgana! I’m on a night shift sleeping schedule right now, so I set my alarm for 5 minutes prior to the orders unlocking on Limited Run and then promptly went back to sleep after I placed my order
I’m glad because the first wave they opened up for orders is sold out, and there’s no guarantees I would get an order placed when the next wave opens up tonight at 6 PM EST.
This isn’t exactly new release news, BUT. If any of you had looked at and heard about the shoddy translation for the D3 otoges on Switch, I wanted to let you know ALL have been updated in translation. Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi Koi Gikyoku both have demos. I played every last bit of Gakuen Club’s demo, which gives you the prologue and the first 2 chapters of each route, and the translation was spot on. I actually bought that one last night.
Aiyakashi’s translation however, still sucks. I played the prologue and the first 2 chapters of ONE route and couldn’t stand it anymore - I wonder if they actually updated it at all. Best case scenario is the game itself has an updated patch you download when you buy it, but the demo contains the original poor translation, but there’s no way of knowing and $25 is a lot to risk.
They also updated the translations for Iris School of Wizardry and Kitty Love, but I am wary of how good they are given the inconsistency between Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi.
I managed to snag the PS4 collector’s edition for the House in Fata Morgana! I’m on a night shift sleeping schedule right now, so I set my alarm for 5 minutes prior to the orders unlocking on Limited Run and then promptly went back to sleep after I placed my order
This isn’t exactly new release news, BUT. If any of you had looked at and heard about the shoddy translation for the D3 otoges on Switch, I wanted to let you know ALL have been updated in translation. Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi Koi Gikyoku both have demos. I played every last bit of Gakuen Club’s demo, which gives you the prologue and the first 2 chapters of each route, and the translation was spot on. I actually bought that one last night.
Aiyakashi’s translation however, still sucks. I played the prologue and the first 2 chapters of ONE route and couldn’t stand it anymore - I wonder if they actually updated it at all. Best case scenario is the game itself has an updated patch you download when you buy it, but the demo contains the original poor translation, but there’s no way of knowing and $25 is a lot to risk.
They also updated the translations for Iris School of Wizardry and Kitty Love, but I am wary of how good they are given the inconsistency between Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi.
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This is exactly why I'm now wary of D3's Otomes on the Switch/Steam.ryume wrote:I tend to dismiss ALL mobile games except for Zookeeper Battle and Bejeweled because I HATE mobile gaming, so I apologize if any offense was taken by my comments.
I managed to snag the PS4 collector’s edition for the House in Fata Morgana! I’m on a night shift sleeping schedule right now, so I set my alarm for 5 minutes prior to the orders unlocking on Limited Run and then promptly went back to sleep after I placed my orderI’m glad because the first wave they opened up for orders is sold out, and there’s no guarantees I would get an order placed when the next wave opens up tonight at 6 PM EST.
This isn’t exactly new release news, BUT. If any of you had looked at and heard about the shoddy translation for the D3 otoges on Switch, I wanted to let you know ALL have been updated in translation. Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi Koi Gikyoku both have demos. I played every last bit of Gakuen Club’s demo, which gives you the prologue and the first 2 chapters of each route, and the translation was spot on. I actually bought that one last night.
Aiyakashi’s translation however, still sucks. I played the prologue and the first 2 chapters of ONE route and couldn’t stand it anymore - I wonder if they actually updated it at all. Best case scenario is the game itself has an updated patch you download when you buy it, but the demo contains the original poor translation, but there’s no way of knowing and $25 is a lot to risk.
They also updated the translations for Iris School of Wizardry and Kitty Love, but I am wary of how good they are given the inconsistency between Gakuen Club and Aiyakashi.
Doe anyone know if Nightshade's translation is good on the Switch? I want to get it on the Switch.
Anyway, there's new info on Digimon Survive for the Switch.
https://nintendosoup.com/the-producers- ... UOvIbvDCsM
