None of them have English releases; I know Japanese well enough to get around. Most of Ruby Party’s games are otome - Angelique, Harukanaru Toki no Naka de, and La Corda d’Oro are all otome. Some other games they made that stand alone are otome, but some aren’t (like, they were the ones mainly in charge of Touken Ranbu Warriors), and some are romantic but too focused on something else to solidly be otome.
The games I was going to skip I don’t regret playing. I’m glad I tried them! The board game one made me look up how to complete any slide puzzle because of a minigame where you have to complete a slide puzzle in 5 minutes of a picture they show you for half a second 😭 New skill obtained! The one for Game Boy Color was like a really cute school AU, and I appreciated any more time spent with my boys. And the RPG one… well, I’m excited to see how they refined the groundwork they laid there to kick off a new series of games, the Haruka series.
None of them have English releases; I know Japanese well enough to get around. Most of Ruby Party’s games are otome - Angelique, Harukanaru Toki no Naka de, and La Corda d’Oro are all otome. Some other games they made that stand alone are otome, but some aren’t (like, they were the ones mainly in charge of Touken Ranbu Warriors), and some are romantic but too focused on something else to solidly be otome.
The games I was going to skip I don’t regret playing. I’m glad I tried them! The board game one made me look up how to complete any slide puzzle because of a minigame where you have to complete a slide puzzle in 5 minutes of a picture they show you for half a second 😭 New skill obtained! The one for Game Boy Color was like a really cute school AU, and I appreciated any more time spent with my boys. And the RPG one… well, I’m excited to see how they refined the groundwork they laid there to kick off a new series of games, the Haruka series.
I looked into that and it sounds cool. I might join you on that Ruby Party quest someday…