Seduce Me the Otome
- October 14, 2017
- Michaela Laws
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Get on Apple StoreIn "Seduce Me the Otome," you're a high school senior who inherits her grandfather's estate, only to find five injured incubi seeking shelter. As you care for them, you navigate complex relationships while learning about their supernatural lives and the dangers they face. This visual novel offers romance and drama with a paranormal twist.
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Reviews
- Great voice acting and well-written dialogue enhance the overall experience.
- The story is engaging with diverse characters and multiple endings, some of which are complex and unexpected.
- It's a free game that provides a lot of fun, humor, and replayability, making it accessible to a wide audience.
- Some endings feel similar, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The beginning of the game is slow, and some artwork may appear awkward.
- Not all voice acting is of high quality, with a few characters having annoying or cheesy performances.
- story9 mentions
- 22 % positive mentions
- 78 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game's story is highly praised for its engaging and well-written narrative, with players expressing excitement for a sequel. The romantic routes are particularly noted for their sweetness, while the complexity of the multiple endings adds depth, despite some being similar. Overall, the story evolves from a seemingly random start to a more mature and cohesive experience, with no significant plot holes.
“I thoroughly enjoyed this story and found it really interesting. I cannot wait to get the sequel, and I hope it is just as good or hopefully better.”
“The story is very well written, and the love routes are so sweet and romantic that they had me melting!”
“All in all, when you fit the pieces, there aren't really any plot holes or discordances, and the story all ties in really neatly.”
“There are a bunch of endings, a few of which are very similar, but overall, the game's story gets really complex on some routes and not so much on others.”
“At first, the story is slightly ridiculous and random, but it gets a more mature vibe as you play, and I'd say it managed to make me take it seriously for at least two playthroughs.”
“I don't see that as a bad thing, as I had firstly completed some of the shorter routes, unknowingly, to later discover how much more there was to the story.”
- humor3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is highly praised, with players reporting that it elicits strong reactions such as laughter, facepalming, and blushing. Many found themselves laughing uncontrollably, even during frustrating moments, indicating that the comedic elements are both effective and entertaining.
“But good lord, this game had me laughing my ass off, facepalming really hard, and blushing and grinning like an idiot.”
“You'll be rolling on the floor laughing very hard.”
“It was really good; there was a part where I died, which kinda sucked, but in the end, it was funny!”
- graphics2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 100 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game's art style is generally well-received, effectively complementing the overall experience, though some users noted that the initial pacing is slow and certain artwork can appear awkward. Additionally, the quality of voice acting varies, with not all performers meeting expectations.
“I felt the art style really worked for this game.”
“The beginning was a bit slow; some of the artwork for shortening is a bit awkward, and not all of the voice actors are the best.”
