Jack Jeanne Review - A Rhythm Otome, Count Me In

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Thanks for the review! Can't wait for my limited edition to arrive and get playing

[moonlightbutterflymiku]

I usually dont play visual novel type games, however this has rhythm elements so im definitely interested! The story seems interesting too so I’ll definitely be picking this up! Thanks for the awesome review! 😄

[xshizukari]

Just a point - “lesser known otome developer”? Broccoli is arguably the biggest (or at least the one releasing the games that sell the most) otome developer nowadays. Uta no Prince Sama is huge in Japan and it’s the one otome the West has been missing all these years.

[CushionSapp]

"There's only 50 save slots"

Only? (I don't play otome games)

[matthewlasalvia]

Game of the year material right here! Not kidding!

[sachitechless]

A game that scratches a sort of bi itch while also being a rhythm game? Damn let's go!!!

[C-Rk]

Wait a minute...I was really interested about the game and wanted to see reviews and you are telling me there is a rhythm gameplay???😱

Ok I will buy it, I love otome and rhythm games so it's match of heaven

[feistymind]

As an otome freak

This is not the game for me

Very disappointed ( no lick of roMAnCE)

Just bunch of guys acting (and their interaction is not that interesting )

The repetitive mantra of doing agility or etc is a freaking hassle

Dont like visual novels where they give u unnecessary boring repetitive things to do that just make the gameplay even more unbearable

I dont like tokyo ghoul i shouldnt have bought this game