This is a free visual novel with an admittedly corny name and more unhelpful joke reviews than I can count, so I wasn't expecting a great game out of this when I downloaded it. I'm a huge fan of visual novels and of dating sims in particular (or any game that features dating; Harvest Moon, I'm looking at you), so I decided to give it a try to see if I was pleasantly surprised.

And I was. After having beat the game more than once at the time of this review (the first playthrough will take the player about three hours, while additional playthroughs can be much quicker due to the convenient "skip" feature that allows you to experience different storylines from the different decisions you make without having to reread the bulk of the story, only that which is changed), I can say that I would have happily paid for this game, and I am admittedly frugal to a fault, so that's hard for me to say. This was the first game in awhile where after I beat it, I sat there wondering, "How can I support this developer? How do I give this woman money?" Through some digging in the game's options, I found a link that will allow you to support the upcoming sequel if you so wish, which is something I am seriously considering.

Seduce Me the Otome features a storyline that is interesting in its entwining of the world which we know and that of a fantasical demon realm complete with magic and otherworldly beings, many of which you can romance. I knew based on the screenshots above who I wanted to romance first, but I was surprised to find that ALL of the bachelors were unique, interesting, and charming in their own right. Each character is so distinguishable from the others that multiple playthroughs grant you completely different stories and backgrounds that add to your overall understanding of the world and its characters. While the protagonist can be subject to a couple of klutzy moments where it oh-so-conveniently leads to a romantic moment, I found that this wasn't overused to the point of being annoying, and she is strong and confident in her own right. I was surprised to feel right at home when I could tell my character to use the phrase "F**k off!" to an antagonist rather than blush and let the men handle it, because games like this usually have fairly weak women characters, and thus they are unlike any realistic women I personally know and are therefore unrelatable. This was a breath of fresh air.

In terms of content, the storyline was interesting (romance and otherwise) and built a world in which I would fully like to explore deeper, both through additional playthroughs and further games. This is a game meant for teenagers or older. It does have some violence (never shown) and uses curse words, but not to a fault, and you'll find no fan service that takes away from the maturity of the situations characters find themselves in. This game respects its characters and their relationships; while you may make the decision of whether or not to bed the character you pursue (and again, this is fully up to you), it is tastefully done. The emphasis in this game is on the emotional bond between two people-- not the limited physical connection, and thus, I found the relationships developed in this game tended to stick in my mind as stronger and more important than others.

Lastly, I want to commend the developer for tackling mature themes, and not making relationships shallow and based on attraction like many other games. This game isn't afraid to make its characters endure trauma and have resulting fears or personality changes based on such, and that is the reality of life. This isn't a dating sim where you give a date the right piece of food and they like you more; no, this is a mature visual novel for adults, and I couldn't have enjoyed it more.

Overall, the positives to this game vastly outweight the negatives to the point that the scale is broken in full favor of one side. I found very little to complain about. There were maybe three or four typos I came across during my time in the game thus far. I would have liked a few more intimate scenes (conversation-wise, between two interested characters). Through multiple playthroughs, the physical intimacy scenes can be repetitive even over several characters, though some do change. Also, there are romanceable options between women and men, and women and women, but no men and men. Your character is, by default, a woman, so this is to be expected; though I am a huge fan of male/male romances and would have liked the option. It also would have been nice to be able to romance more than one character and to eventually make a choice (or even have both love interests confront each other). All of these things do not even come close to overriding the positives, however (and some come down to simple design decisions, of course), so with that said, I would give this game a personal rating of 9/10. It is nearly perfect for what I look for in visual novels, and I will support any future visual novel projects this author decides to publish.

I wrote a really indepth review and then it didn't post and my heart shattered into two.
Liek if u crie evrytiem ;(

I'll try to sum up what I said before:

+ Really interesting characters. They all fit into a certain stereotype, but after finishing Sam's route you can delve deeper into his personality and I'm sure the same goes for all characters.
+ Surprisingly good MC. Not annoying, meek or plain dumb like in games such as Remember Me or Dandelion. She can kick butt, stand up for herself and for the boys, and generally acts quite logically about most things. (As logically as one can when surrounded by hunky demon males, anyway).
+ 22 Endings and 9 Romance options of both genders. That's damn good for a free game.
+ Voice acting is superb. They're obviously not professionals but they did so well with what they had and I give them serious props for it.
+ The Blooper reel is also fantastic and hilarious and I suggest giving it a listen. Can be found in "Extras" on the menu. You can tell they all had such a good time with the game and that makes me happy to know the love that went into this game.
+ Good story. Not super intricate or original, but it was fun and it was entertaining. Same goes with the writing of the characters. There were cliches, but they were the good kind, not the bad, and I found most of it endearing rather than annoying or over-used.
+ I spent 3 hours on one route which is a decent length for an otome. Not the longest, but certainly not the shortest.
+ Good amount of choices which are helpful in developing the story. You get to choose exactly who you want, and how you want your MC to be. Probably in the overall story the choices weren't amazingly important, but there's 22 endings so who knows?
+ Did I mention this beautiful bundle is free? Because it is. So if you're poor, get on this immediately.

- No voice acting for MC. It broke immersion when it was her turn to speak when everyone else can. A voice for her would have helped conversations flow better. Despite this, I understand why she did not have a voice, for people to identify with her more and also to make it easier for branching choices that you select. Unfortunately, while a silent protagonist can work in games such as Dragon Age: Origins, it really didn't work for the game here.
- The art style is simple. Not fantastic. There are problems with proportions and characters can often look strange. The backgrounds were sometimes not even art, but real pictures. These things don't bother me much and really didn't ruin my gameplay, but everyone is different and good art is important to a lot of people, especially in a VN. If you were looking for outstanding artwork, this isn't the game for you. It is still nice to look at. Not the worst i've seen by far.
- Music doesn't seem to loop often. Often I found there were random silences where it felt there should have been music.
- Mallix's (Is that his name?) motivation for hating the guys didn't seem clear to me. Not sure if it was explained and i'm dumb or it's explained in another route, but I cannot figure out why he was after the guys. Because he was a devil? Not enough for me. Needed more focus on his character.

Overall, it's a good, entertaining, free-of-charge time. It was cute. I blushed once or twice. There was definite seducing.

8/10 would get seduced again.

Tfw you live in a house with five incubi and still can't get laid.
Most relatable protagonist 2015.

成就任务 按照选项走就行了
-随便选 x8
-Sure.
-随便选
-...But I did.
-随便选
-I'll stay and help around the house
-James in the Garden
-Ask him a question
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选x 5
-Find one of the Incubi
-Check out the book
-Are you hungry now?
-Keep going
-doesn't matter
-Raestrao!
-Let them stay
-随便选 x 5
-Steal a kiss
-Barge in and set her straight
-It DOES concern me
-I love him!
-Kiss Him
-doesn't matter
-No

ERIK TRUE END - R

-随便选 x 9
-Be cool
-...So I didn't
-随便选
-I'll stay and help around the house
-Erik in the Dining Room
-Just nod
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选 x 5
-Find One of the Incubi
-Please tell me more?
-Kiss Him
-Keep going
-随便选
-Uzaeris!
-Let them stay
-随便选 x 5
-Steal a kiss
-Barge in and set her straight
-It DOES concern me
-I love him!
-Kiss Him
-随便选
-No
SAM TRUE END - A

-随便选 x 5
-Ask for an apology
-随便选 x 4
-...So I didn't
-随便选
-I'll stay and help around the house
-Sam with the front yard
-Join Him
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选 x 5
-Find One of the Incubi
-Okay
-Kiss Him
-Keep going
-随便选
-Aomaris!
-Let them stay
-随便选 x 5
-Steal a kiss
-Barge in and set her straight
-It DOES concern me
-I love him!
-Kiss Him
-随便选
-No

MATTHEW TRUE END - N

-随便选 x 7
-I think I'll keep it
-doesn't matter x 2
-...So I didn't.
-随便选
-I'll stay and help around the House
-Matthew with cooking
-Nod to him
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选 x 5
-Find One of the Incubi
-Join The Hunt
-Kiss Him
-Keep going
-随便选
-Zecaeru!
-Let them stay
-随便选 x 5
-Steal a kiss
-Barge in and set her straight
-It DOES concern me
-I love him!
-Kiss Him
-随便选
-No
DAMIEN TRUE END - S

-随便选 x 6
-Be calm
-随便选 x 3
-So then...
-随便选
-I'll stay and help around the House
-Damien with the lobby
-Laugh
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选 x 5
-Find One of the Incubi
-Ask again
-Give Him Your Energy
-Keep going
-随便选
-Izroul!
-Let them stay
-随便选 x 5
-Steal a kiss
-OH HELL NO
-I Love you.
-随便选
-Let her
-Don't say anything
SUZU TRUE END - F

-I like Dragon Company!
-I wish I was as fast as her getting out of here...
-Cajun Fries and Spicy Chicken Burger, too!
-Suzu's right, Naomi
-随便选 x 8
-I'll go out with Suzu and Naomi.
-You need to teach me, Suzu!
-The Arcade
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选x 5
-Go to your room and eat.
-The Arcade
-Let's play a game together!
-Wanna stick around and eat together?
-Get her
-FIGHT!
-Give up the memories.
-Chase after her
-Help her
-Go Out With Me

NAOMI TRUE END - O

-Trinity Corporation sounds just fine
-Me and you both, Naomi
-What Naomi's having, too
-Naomi's right, Suzu.
-随便选 x 8
-I'll go out with Suzu and Naomi.
-I still can't get over that, Suzu..
-The cafe
-随便选 x 9
-Stay put
-随便选 x 5
-Go to your room and eat.
-The Pink Lady Cafe
-I like it. It has a nice raspberry flavor.
-It's almost like a date.
-Stand up and walk away
-FIGHT!
-Give up the memories
-Chase after her
-Help her
-Go Out With Me
ANDREW TRUE END - R

-随便选
-Place your hand in his
-Thank you
-Follow him
-随便选x 5
-Go to your room and eat.
-Grandfather's Grave
-You're fine, Andrew
-Thank you.
-doesn't matter
-FIGHT
-Give up the memories
-Sure! Why not?
-随便选
-Not at all
-随便选
-So, how about them Bears...?
-I'll go in, too.
-Speak Up.
-I'd like that.

LAW TRUE END - M
This end unlocks if you let the boys leave and give your memories to Diana. This is a NON-ROMANTIC route ending.
CHAOS TRUE END - S
This end unlocks if you let the boys go and make a deal with Diana for Power. You also need to have completely sided with Suzu during the intro part of the game and fought Lisette/stared into her soul to increase your chaos meter. This is a NON-ROMANTIC route ending.
DIANA TRUE END - I

-Let the boys go.
-Make a deal with Diana
-Her.
-Yes (To what she ate)
-Yes (To trying the Sweet Flower)
-I'll Stay.
-That's enough, Diana.
-Take her hand.
-You shouldn't have to marry someone you don't love.
-I'm not.
-Run.
-Don't (To her taking your memories)
ANGEL BAD END - M
Make a deal with Diana and start her route. Stay home from school, but do not follow the romance route after by choosing the other options instead.
DIANA BAD END - O
Let the boys go and go through the scene after with Diana. Choose "Fight" when you are floating about the pit beast.
MALIX BAD END - N
Choose "Wait" three times when you are captured by Malix.
THE ANGEL'S PASSWORD
TRANSFORMSIMON
MIKA'S EXTRA CGS
This is a guide for the middle row. Eris's CG automatically unlocks for you. Lily's CG unlocks if you go to the Pink Lady Cafe but ask Naomi why she got her drink. Ms. Gordon's CG unlocks if you fight Lisette.

The test of any good fiction is that you should care something for the characters; the good to succeed, the bad to fail. The trouble with most fiction is that you want them all to land in hell, together, as quickly as possible. - Mark Twain

This is the first of Michaela Laws' games, and apparently, there is a whole fandom around it. It also was one of the earliest examples of the otome genre here on Steam. I wanted to see what the fuss was about for myself, and started playing it years ago, got bored and dropped it - and now I've revisited it for the sake of completion and making a decent review out of it. Guess what, I was right the first time around. There REALLY is nothing interesting here. It simply is some bad writing, with adolescent pheromones attached to it.

Our character, Mika Anderson is a high schooler, and an overall good girl. She has a complicated and somewhat loveless relationship with her father, yet a loving enough grandfather - and not so surprisingly, her life turns upside down with the passing of her grandfather under mysterious circumstances. Weirder enough, her father immediately forces Mika to start living at her grandfather's mansion, by herself, which she recently inherited. Okay... high schooler, parents with questionable ethics, a mystery grandpa with apparently truckload of money and a tragedy to start things happening. We all got it, right? Here is where things get interesting: the moment we are dropped off at the mansion, five sexy and bloody boys lying at the main hall meet us. Apparently, they are incubus - male versions of succubus, pretty demons who feed from sexual energy - and they've been using our place as some kind of a shelter...

Okay, is it me, or have all of Michaela Laws' games this kind of lackluster, high schooler minded fanfiction air to them? 'cause this is the second one that I've managed to finish - my first was My Lady: how to woo the image of my butler simulator - and now this. I know that this is a freeware, and I'm most certainly not trying to simply trash any kind of project which consists of someone's work and effort; but I wonder whether they actually tried here or not?

Narrative is really, really bad - with typos everywhere, and the same plot is rinsed and repeated for every friggin' story arc! You meet boys, learn a bit about demons, get things hot and make out, get the true name so he can save you from a villain, you come together, and he confesses his undying love to you before another villain. Voila! Here is your happy ending. This is ridiculous. And here is the worst part: all these arcs use same narrative, same exact sentences with only characters' names changing! This kills any differentiation, any possibility of a well-written personality for any character involved. Side characters - your friends and one non-magical romance interest have more character depth than these demon boys! I will not even start talking about the bugs in the storyline here. It's like someone draw the outline of an interesting enough setting and mismatched all its pieces to make a framework for a teenage fanfiction. It is simply bad.

I won't speak ill on the display qualities, yet it should be noted that neither character art - which is some of the worst in this genre, that I've seen - nor the supposed English voice acting is something even decent. Maybe one or two of the dubbers were somewhat believable, yet nearly all characters sounded disgustingly exaggerated, like they were performing for an adult oriented kindergarten play. That sounded completely wrong, huh? Exactly like this game. It is trying to be lewd and fluff at the same time, failing at being either.

At the end of the day, it is free and has some wasted potential. But would it be enough for me to recommend it? Hell, no. Carry on, and try Cinderella Phenomenon or Cupid if you are looking for a free visual novel with some standards, in different genres. Have a good day.

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>Free
>Seduz os boy
>Seduz as mina
>Os boy tira a roupa
>Muita histórinha
>Altas pegaciones
>Vários finais
>Anjos e demônios
>Tretas


Minhas horas jogando e tentando pegar todas as conquistas valeram a pena.
PODE SEDUZIR SIM CRL. Q

PS:. As vezes as ilustrações são meio bugadas, mas de boas. q

Seduce Me the Otome is a visual novel game that revolves around you, the granddaughter of a toy company mogul, and the stories of five incubi. Each of the incubi has their own distinct personality, and you have your choice of one of them through each play through of the game.

So, pros and ♥♥♥♥!

Pros:
- Each character is fully voice-acted except for the main character.
- Each character is well-written, giving them their own distinct personality and quirks.
- The story is very interesting and I personally got very invested in it, and all of the little minutia that is involved with each of the characters.
- The game is pretty short, making it more inticing to replay and get other character endings.
- There are female romance options.
- It's free.
- Main Character is pretty kick-ass and isn't (always) a damsel. You have an option to get demonic magic thanks to your dead grandpa, and you can use it to not only fight and kill a devil, but to fight a full-on succubus.

♥♥♥♥:
- You can tell a lot of the voice work isn't professional. There are a few characters with low-quality voices. (But this doesn't detract from the game, IMO.)
- The two female romance options are your human friends, and you'll miss most of the plot involving the incubi if you choose to romance them, making it less likely that you'll want to romance them. (Some succubi being in the main group might have helped this.)
- It's hard to understand what to do to get some of the character's perfect endings. There's lots of "stats" that you can keep track of during the game (Character love, and I think there's a "good" and "demonic" stat as well?), and I don't really understand how they all work together towards what ending you get.
- The game's quick ending leaves some plot holes and glosses over some stuff that happens after the second chapter of the game (but I don't know if some of these will be addressed in the sequel):
- Dad never really comes to terms with his falling out with grandpa over grandpa's studies into the dark arts, and he never gets to see if you got into black magic or not.
- We never get to see details about what spell Grandpa used to bring the incubi to our world, and, more importantly, why it killed him.
- The school bully, Lisette, can be seen having a demon behind her if you choose "Explore the House" and find your grandpa's magic stash, and then "Stare into her Soul" when Lisette later trips you in the hallway. This is never addressed again.

All of this being said, I really enjoyed Seduce Me the Otome, and I'm very much looking forward to the sequel, and seeing if it answers any of my burning questions!

So, when I bought (or rather, got for free,) this game, I had reached that point in my Otome obsession where hugs and tiny chaste little kisses were sweet, but I wanted a bit more.. intimacy?Between the OC and the love interests. Nothing overly explicit, but in general, I wanted a bit more spice. That is unfortunately hard to find on Steam, since many of the Otome games on Steam are intensely explicit, and I wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole. But I found this to be a rather nice, fun game. Is it the best free Otome I have played? No, I wouldn't say so, but it had exactly what I wanted, and had supernatural elements to boot! (I'm a sucker for the supernatural and fantasy genres.) So, in general, if you're looking for a fun, kind of short game that has enough sensuality to entertain, but not so much that it's essentially playable porn, I'd give this one a go!

This may not come as a surprise to anyone, but you get what you pay for with Seduce Me. Unfortunately, this great idea suffers from haphazard plotting, schmaltzy dialogue and under-developed characters. What could have been an intriguing story that explored interesting ideas ends up a schlocky mess before it's through. The potential is there, but it's buried beneath writing that reads more like trashy fan fiction than a well structured visual novel.

Close to graduating high school, Mika Anderson inherits her grandfather's estate after he passes from mysterious circumstances. Forced into her new home by a harsh and unloving father, she finds herself alone and face to face with five bloodied intruders who prove to be much more than they appear. Becoming embroiled in the affairs of incubi who feed on human sexual energy to survive, will Mika's life ever be the same?

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Just let that premise sink in for a minute. This is a story about a girl who falls for sexual demons, and yet it completely squanders that potential. There's nothing here to hook the reader beyond a few steamy scenes, and those quickly lose their luster when you realize they're recycled between the story routes. Almost every event occurs exactly the same way right down to the punctuation. I understand this is a free game, but that does not excuse lazy writing, especially when the only change between many scenes are the character names on the screen. Not only does this lead to boredom on the reader's part but fails to sufficiently distinguish the characters from one another. By the end, the stereotypical personality traits given each guy feels superficially tacked on as there is barely any difference in their interactions with the protagonist.

The incubi's back stories do little to salvage the situation and actually make them less sympathetic than the main villain who turns out to be the most well developed character of them all. It takes reading through side routes to get any depth to the story, but what's there isn't half bad. If only it wasn't hidden away from the main story as the world created is quite interesting. Building upon the mythos and better working it into the incubi's routes would have added much-needed development to the characters, keeping the reader interested beyond the few lust-filled scenes with each guy.

What is even more baffling is that the non-incubi characters feel more genuine, and their stories more heartfelt, especially Andrew, the dorky normal kid who's a total sweetheart. Halfway through the game you send the incubi on their way, lose your memories, then pursue a relationship with either Andrew or one of your girlfriends. And while there's nothing deep or profound in their stories, the character interactions are enjoyable and relationships realistic. Sure, Mika doesn't get any passionate make-out sessions with them, but at least they're written somewhat believably.

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Which leads me to how unbelievable the relationships are between Mika and her chosen incubus. So maybe we don't know how a relationship between a human and demon would realistically play out, but when you've written these characters to be sensitive, caring, loving "human" beings who only want what's best for the main character despite having the power to force women into relations with them, it loses all of its edge. That's not to say I wanted to read about these guys raping the protagonist, but there are interesting questions of consent and seduction that I was hoping would be explored; ideas totally ripe given the incubi's powers of persuasion, and yet they're barely touched upon. What we get are two characters falling madly and passionately in love with each other for no other reason than that they shared a couple of desperately hot encounters, both of which were initiated by the protagonist.

In the end it felt like the story was a vehicle for the characters to have sex with each other and little more. If this was indeed the author's aim, the novel would have been better served by either going darker and making the incubi less altruistic, adding needed weight to the story and the prospect for meaningful character development, or stripping it of all emotional fluff and embracing the ridiculousness of the premise with a more comedic take on the situation. Either option would have been preferable to what we got.

I wish I could say that the artwork and presentation make up for the deficiencies in the writing, but they're merely passable. While some of the CG's are fairly nice, others are laughably bad with characters drawn in awkward positions and from unappealing perspectives. The character sprites could have been more polished, although I have admittedly seen much worse in visual novels with a hefty price tag attached. Full English voice acting is often touted as a "selling" point for the game, but it's disappointingly mediocre. A few of the actors do a decent job (James standing out as one of the best), but others are too over-the-top or amateurish. To make matters worse, the recording software used is absolutely terrible. BUT, I can forgive these things considering its free to play nature. I cannot, however, say the same for the writing.

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As much as I wanted to enjoy Seduce Me, as hard as I tried finding redeeming qualities in this visual novel, what I came away with was simply not enough to make it worth the 13 hours I sunk into it. I understand this is a free to play game, and there's a lower standard of quality that is expected from such games. I get it. But when the most important part of a novel fails in almost every way, I simply cannot overlook it no matter how little money was spent on its development. It's truly disappointing as I felt the mythos created had a lot of potential. I still encourage those who may be interested to check it out. You have nothing to lose. Just be sure to temper your expectations going in, you may actually enjoy the few good things here if you do.

I've seen a lot of people complain about the quality of the art. For a free game, I felt the art was fine, and I thought the voice actors did a decent job as well. However, the writing was pretty awful. The entire story felt like an uneditted slab of fanfiction written by a fourteen year old girl. The details were too wordy, repetitious, and nonsensical.

I also felt like the main character (you) had zero development and were forced into a rather adolescent personality. In the beginning, the writer tried to give you choices to tease out a "unique" personality, like which friend to side with or what food to select, whether to pick a fight or not... But that quickly ends and you just turn into an angry teenager. The glaring and fury that went on was borderline ridiculous. I understand it's a VN and freeware, but it's not that hard to write a few extra paths of slightly varied dialogue to flush out a few personality types... Not to mention that the writer kept having the main character come off as surprised whenever a guy showed his attraction or love for her. Every... single... time. It made me feel completely stupid. What? He's shoved his tongue down my throat a few times and I don't know he's attracted to me? He said he loves me three times and I'm still wide-eyed with surprise? Am I operating on three brain cells or what?

I also felt like the romance developement was too limited and moved way too quickly. It was unfocused, as well. One minute it's about your relationship with your grandpa and family, then being threatened by devils, then toyed with by a rival, but the familial relationships were never resolved, the plots were more important than the romance, and the romance in general was just filler between major events that unrealistically happened in the span of four or five days. And that's fine if the point wasn't the romance, but that's really what the game was supposedly about, and that's what the ending sure emphasized. And the branches themselves, while numerous, were not unique enough to justify replay. It was the same silly story filled in by tiny tidbits with a different guy. Even the choices you have to win them over are the same. Steal a kiss or don't, barge in and defend him or don't, say you love him or don't.

All in all, it just felt very immature. Props for ideas, I guess? I mean, whatever she intended to do was cool, but she didn't actually do it. Play it, don't play it - it doesn't matter. You'll lose like 3 hours following one path, which is not a big deal. But you won't get anything out of it save for mild disappointment.