So the typical type of otome you avoid is one in which the romance is distinctly secondary to the plot and the vast majority of endings arekinougames wrote: I didn't like Fantasia, Date Warp (which is more typical of the type of otome I avoid), and Rock Band for different reasons, none of were specifically "IT'S GxB EW".
Again, I'm not arguing that you should like the game, but while you say you're not prejudging it just because there's a girl and there are guys, it does kinda feel that way. I've elsewhere had gamers take one look at DW/FH, seen a lead character who was female and not a big-titted stripper, and immediately declare that the game was "only for eight-year-old girls". Some 8yos enjoy human sacrifice, gay sex, and illegal drugs, but c'mon.
Obviously there's nothing wrong with you personally not liking GxB games. But I'm worried by the notion that there's a large number of people who are assuming "there's a girl PC so it must be fluffy".
Not *that* different, afaik? I admit to having only the silly fangirl's knowledge of Japanese, but I see the term on Japanese game sites too. And while the average Japanese heroine is more of a useless damsel-in-distress than the English gamers tend to prefer, there are still some unusual cases.Also, otome seems to have a strikingly different meaning on this forum than the original Japanese reference...