#Games for nitendo switch lite series
A group of Ayakashi approach the protagonist after a series of near-fatal accidents and explain to her that the accidents were the work of evil Ayakashi who want her blood. In both games, you take on the role of a young woman with "special blood" capable of boosting the power of Ayakashi, supernatural creatures who live in the shadows. Originally, the game had a seventh love interest, but he didn't make it to the Switch ports. These cover each of the different love interests, but there is little in the way of overlap. There's a lot of appeal here for those of us who went through school closeted, or worse, lacking the vocabulary to identify ourselves, but there's also potential for teens to navigate through their own feelings and identities as well.Īll in all, LongStory is a really sweet story with cute artwork and a lot of space for more stories to tell, if the publisher chooses to release more.Įnchanted in the Moonlight is another otome divided into two parts: Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon, and Kiryu, Chikage & Yukinojo. The protagonist and love interests are all around 14, so romance is of the holding hands and first kiss variety, but that leaves a lot more room for exploring identity and learning more about the cast.Īs far as dating sims go, LongStory has a pretty unique gameplay aspect in that it allows you to rewind time to redo your last choice, and the flexible options for gender and sexual orientation are a rarity among otome games. Unlike most games on this list, you get to build your protagonist, including LGBTQ+ options. LongStory puts you in the role of a student at the weirdly lovable Weasel Heights Middle School.
If you pick up just one Switch otome game, this one should be it! Some of her potential suitors really bring this out, especially Gekkamaru.Ī lot of talent went into making Nightshade, from Teita's illustrations to a cast of stellar voice actors to MIKOTO's music. She is determined to earn her position in her clan, instead of just expecting it because her father is the head. All too often, otome heroines are very flat in comparison to their various love interests. Where Nightshade really stands out, however, is the protagonist. This game has everything a good otome should: gorgeous artwork, superb voice acting, incredible music, and an A+ storyline. As Enju begins her very first mission to earn her spot as a shinobi, a dark conspiracy threatens her chance at proving herself and even her very life. Set in Japan shortly after the Sengoku period, the story follows Enju, the daughter of the head of a prominent clan of ninjas. Nightshade isn't just one of the first and best otome games on the Nintendo Switch, but one of the best otome games out there.
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