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“Peachleaf Valley: Seeds Of Love” is a romance visual novel/otome game whose premise is inspired by farming-sim genre classics. Dive into a world filled with beauty, nature, and love as you become the newest resident of a lush valley where the sea, the sky, and the land all seem to meet...
One fine morning a lavish palace appears out of thin air. Not unheard of in a magical world, but still a curious event. Rumours travel fast, and they say the fabled wish-granting golden fish is being held prisoner inside its own creation. Sounds like a job for a phantom thief!
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The first game in the wildly popular Diabolik Lovers otome series from Rejet. The player plays as Komori Yui, a girl sent to live with distant relatives.
When The Night Comes is an episodic fantasy otome game with supernatural elements. You are a Hunter, and you've been called to the quiet town of Lunaris to assist the local Enforcers with an investigation into a series of increasingly unsettling murders. Immerse yourself in the world of Witches, Vampires, Demons and Lycan's as you slowly unravel the mystery that lies deep within the roots of the town.
First game in Amnesia otome visual novel series.
Lost in the cursed mountains of Gravehollow Peaks, two rival assassins must set their differences aside and find a way home... unless something finds them first. A story-rich fantasy with magic, romance, and choices that matter.
Continuation of Shinigami Kagyou: Kaidan Romance.
Spade no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Black World is the ninth installment in the Heart no Kuni no Alice series. It was announced on June 1st, 2019. It is being released by Otomate. Otomate hired the original writers of the series to write this game. This game has another game tied to it called Spade no Kuni no Alice ~Wonderful White World~.
A new coffee shop suddenly opened in the city. On-time, because Visa really needs a moonlighting. She gets a job with her classmates: cheerful Frank and quiet Estr. What could possibly be wrong?