Faded Melodies: Otome Game

About Faded Melodies: Otome Game

■Synopsis■

Introducing Faded Melodies—Harmonize your heart in a world of music and romance!

Enjoy a musical odyssey of love and transformation at Harmony Heights Academy. As a former virtuoso violinist turned junior high music teacher, you'll navigate the echoes of a tragic accident and meet three captivating men: Ryota, the competitive pianist; Eiji, the enigmatic cellist; and Takumi, the eccentric composer. Your decisions will harmonize love, rivalry, and personal growth in this symphony of destiny.

■Characters■

Ryota — The Virtuoso Pianist

‘Music has always been our bridge, even when everything else felt like a battleground.’

Ryota, your former rival, now offers musical therapy sessions that intrigue and confuse you. His unwavering dedication and skill are admirable, but beneath his competitive exterior lies a fear of rejection in his love life. He's also a stern pillar of support for his sister and your rising star student Melody. Despite Ryota’s busy schedule, he longs for a meaningful connection.

Eiji — The Enigmatic Cellist

‘‘Every note I play is a silent promise to heal your pain.’

Eiji, a multi-talented musician, carries a profound sense of responsibility for your past accident, initially causing him to maintain an emotional distance. However, your unwavering support and shared love for art eventually break down these barriers, revealing the kindred spirit and survivor within you. He employs his musical talents to convey the intricacies of his thoughts, concealing a hidden affection for all things cute, nurtured from a touch-starved childhood.

Takumi — The Maestro of Chaos

‘You're my muse, the guiding star in my tumultuous world.’

Takumi is immediately drawn to you, appreciating your acceptance and the fresh inspiration you bring to his music. He's entranced by your presence and envisions you as a muse and a potential savior from his internal turmoil. Driven by a desire for redemption through his art, Takumi grapples with the weight of his own genius and personal history, constantly seeking harmony between his fractured self and the promise of his music.