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Highway Blossoms: Gold Rush Edition Nintendo Switch Review
Highway Blossoms: Gold Rush Edition is a yuri kinetic visual novel about 2 young women who fall in love on a treasure hunt in the American Southwest. (Maybe the real treasure is the love they found along the way. 💖 😂)
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9 R.I.P. sequel Nintendo Switch Review
Following the events of the first game, supernatural otome 9 R.I.P. sequel offers us another glimpse into Misa’s life (or afterlife) with her “spirited” love interests. 👻 😉
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Research Story Nintendo Switch Review
Research Story is a cute, creative cozy game in which you research local plants and animals and then raise them on your farm. 🌱
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Court of Darkness: Adoration’s Kiss Nintendo Switch Review
The third game in the Court of Darkness otome series sees heroine Mayu getting to know the valets (servants) of the royal love interests from the first 2 games.
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Boardwalk Builders Nintendo Switch Review
Build rides, restaurants, and shops on your very own boardwalk in Boardwalk Builders. 🎡
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OVER REQUIEMZ Nintendo Switch Review
You’ll need courage, a strong heart, and a brain capable of withstanding this dark version of Oz in OVER REQUIEMZ, the latest otome from Aksys Games. 👨🌾🤖🦁
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Moonlight Peaks Nintendo Switch Review
A new cozy supernatural farming game, Moonlight Peaks has me “under its spell” with endearing characters and “fang-tastic” gameplay. 🧛♂️ 🪄
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Realm of Ink Nintendo Switch Review
Inspired by Chinese folklore, Realm of Ink is a roguelite you won’t want to “brush” aside.
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Court of Darkness: Captivation’s Kiss Nintendo Switch Review
The second volume of the Court of Darkness otome series, Captivation’s Kiss shifts its focus to a new set of love interests – with some familiar faces from the first game as well as 2 new princes. 👑
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Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker Nintendo Switch Review
A D&D-inspired visual novel set 36 years before the events of the first game, Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker can be considered a standalone entry in the series. However, it does reward returning fans with its connections to its predecessor.
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