ENGLISH OTOME KNOWLEDGE NEEDED!

Have you ever thought of wanting something yet it is beyond your reach? Well I do.

 AND IT'S ALL JAPANESE/KOREAN GAMES!!   I want to play otome games that are 

english translated since I don't understand japanese   Can I ask anyone who know

 what otome games are in engllish and in which platform I can play it??


Thanks.. It will be a big help  Iv'e played a few before, but I want to know if there are new ones and old ones.
 Please help!! Thank You Very Much! 

There aren't many that have been translated into English.

• [PC] Dandelion ~Wishes Brought to You~ (the company that created it was kind enough to release it in Korean and English!)
  
• [PC] The Second Reproduction
  
• [PC] Starry Sky ~In Spring~
  
• [PSP] Hakuouki ~Demon of the Fleeting Blossom~
  
• [PSP] Sweet Fuse: At Your Side (will be released at the end of August)
  

There are also a few NDS games that I have been translated, but I can't remember which ones. For the two PSP games I mentioned are official localizations by Aksys Games, so be sure to buy it to support them and let them know there is a market for otome games in the west!

I'm just going to list the (fan)-translated NDS games I know of off the top of my head:

* Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side 1st Love Plus
* Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side 2nd Season
* Love Revo

There's also a web otome game called Star Project and another called My Candy Love(?). I haven't played the latter (and I think it's originally in English anyway) but I think they should be easily accessible if you don't have any consoles. (: 

There are also games w/ romance elements in them like the Harvest Moon series, but I think I may be treading past the boundaries of "otome game" there.  Haha.

Oh lastly, there are some translated otome games (free and not for free) over itunes/android which I think you can search up if you have a smart phone.

I'm not sure if you're just looking for any otome games with English so I'm just (for the most part) talking about games which were initially another language. Hope it helps though. (:

Just the same -_- I want to play some otome games that is english translated since I don't know Japanese. But,there are also some otome games that is english translated that's why still HAPPY 

You can use a text hooker if you really want to play a game, that isn't in English . 
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It automatically copies text from the vn, which makes it a lot easier for translation. Plus, it's an easy way to learn Japanese.

59537 wrote:You can use a text hooker if you really want to play a game, that isn't in English . 
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It automatically copies text from the vn, which makes it a lot easier for translation. Plus, it's an easy way to learn Japanese.

 Thanks!   Hehe.

59537 wrote:You can use a text hooker if you really want to play a game, that isn't in English . 
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It automatically copies text from the vn, which makes it a lot easier for translation. Plus, it's an easy way to learn Japanese.

 Do you know if this is better than Visual Novel Reader?

Azusa wrote: Do you know if this is better than Visual Novel Reader?

I'm not really sure. Theoretically the hooker should be simpler to use and more flexible. In the end there probably isn't much difference in efficiency. It depends more on preferences .

Can someone tell me how to use this??
I mean I have download it, but now what? I open the visual novel and it starts translating or something? ;/

Some time ago, I compiled a list of English otome games and translated ones. I hope you can find it useful!

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DiamondRoseTears wrote:Can someone tell me how to use this??
I mean I have download it, but now what? I open the visual novel and it starts translating or something? ;/

If I remember correctly, VN reader was not originally a translating tool but it is a tool for translators to use to submit translation.:scratch: 
Use ITH for starters, you can find many tutorials online that covers this. Then if you go for advance, you can check Saki's blog
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I use Chiitrans though. It's really simple.