All you have to do is look up something like 'Diabolik Lovers: Haunted Dark Bridal English translations' and they give you the script of the game. Here's the link of the page in the picture. If you can't find any translation scripts for a specific otome, there are also people who make summaries for it. Results 1 - 10 of 20 - 'One of the early otome games that got me hooked on mystery genre. Zeiva excels not. 'If we can't have diabolik lovers on steam, we still have this one. 'Great story butchered by half-assed PC Port.

Complete listing of all (?) otome games in English or that are English-translated, compiled by Laramie Castiel on []. Yeah, unfortunately Otomate puts their games on the PSP because of piracy or something like that.

On the bright side though, playing their PSP games helps your Japanese improve a lot compared to on a PC, from my experience anyway. But on the other hand, it’s harder for their games to get localized because the PSP is nearly dead, at least in the U.S. They’ve expressed interest in localizing their games (there’s Hakuoki and the upcoming Sweet Fuse & they brought up NORN9 frequently in some of their interviews), so hopefully we’ll get to see more from them!

The last method is VNR ( Visual Novel Reader) I don't know much about this--I don't really know how this works or how to work it. All I know is that you need a PC to do it lolol.

There are probably more detailed info on it online if you look it up, but don't ask me about it because the answer will be ' I don't know':joy: BONUS--How to download apps 'not available in your country' ( I'm gonna use the SLBP Jap version as an example) So if you ever tried to download the SLBP Jap app in the Google play store, you probably got something like this.