My Lady

Very good short romance. The voice acting is phenomenal <3

I love the drama of this game, I called my butler Babagrill which made it even better

[b][i]My Lady[/i][/b] is a short amusing OTOME VN with one romantic option. I enjoyed it. I was always more into oranges than lemons.. [b]Pros:[/b] + Voice acting. + Buttler.. and his VA (ahh...[i]Bradley Gareth[/i]). + BGM by [i]Christopher Escalante[/i] (need I say more?). [b]Cons:[/b] - Quality of VA, but you can live with that. - Faceless characters. Although I didn't mind it as much as I originally thought. I ended up liking the art.

Such a nice (and sadly very short) visual novel. If you enjoy reading Regency romances, and if you like butlers... tis is the perfect game for you :)

Very short visual novel with easy replayability especially if you're aiming to get 100% achievements. The art style was off-putting at first, but I got used to it quickly. The characters look like mannequins with wigs and clothes on. There are a few parts where they show some semblance to having a 'face' but its not quite enough. I assume they were made that way for the viewer to imagine how they look like instead of relying purely on visual content. Much like reading a book.. but we are playing a 'visual' novel so it is a bit contradicting. Background were in the same level as the characters as well, nothing really stood out. What stood out in this game is the voice acting, but not all voices are made equal. I found Alexander/the Butler's voice sounded more muffled than the others. Sophie/the Maid's voice was the best out of them, she seemed to be more 'alive' than the main character. The story is quite straightforward, but much too short to give much depth for each character. If you're looking for a game to read and complete within less than an hour, this will be good for you.

It's a nice, short game, I overall enjoyed it. The voice acting is really nice, specially the one for Sophie, she was so full of life. If I have a complaint about the game it would be that the corset facts are wrong. A corset is like a bra for that period, they were meant for support and weren't painful or uncomfortable. They did made the waist look smaller, but that's because they made the hips and waist look bigger, it was just an illusion. Tight-lacing did exist but it was an uncommon thing limited to a very small portion of their history. And even if the protagonist were of that time, I doubt she would tight-lace just to see her mother. Also, there is a small mystery that never gets completely explained. But I think it's pretty obvious if you think about it, it's just never confirmed.