Secrets of Me

Secrets of Me

Dogenzaka Lab · 2016 · Adventure, Otome, Visual Novel, Anime

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About Secrets of Me

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This app contains content typically considered mature, such as frequent nudity, or sexual content.
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- What is "Secrets of Me"?
This is a game where, after getting plastic surgery, you can stalk a hot guy to get him to fall in love with you! If you're tired of typical otome games, then this one's for you!

- The Story
Having unrequited love for Yamada Ichiro, the protagonist decides to get plastic surgery in order to attract his attention. By chance, a detective teaches her the fundamentals of covert investigation. With her new skills, she discovers that Ichiro is actually a con artist who tricks women into marrying him. As she becomes depressed, all sorts of cute guys come into her life... She then finds a new goal for herself: to steal them away from their girlfriends. What will become of the protagonist as she wholeheartedly stalks these handsome men?!

- The Guys
HOSAKA Shun
Plastic surgeon. Shun is a calm, composed and trustworthy plastic surgeon, but he also has a sense of humor.

KUDO Mizuki
Competent detective. Mizuki is meddlesome and full of curiosity. He's an optimist and a social butterfly.

YAKUSHI Meguru
CEO of a fashion company. Meguru is fashionable and a proficient worker. He likes hitting on girls, but is kind to women.

TACHIBANA Ryunosuke
Romance novelist. Ryunosuke is gregarious, yet mysterious. His tall stature and fair skin make him unremarkably handsome.

NINOMIYA Akira
Model. Akira is a former classmate of the protagonist. His abundant amount of confidence makes him arrogant, but, deep down, he might be someone loyal and gentle.

- You should play this game if...
...you want to fall in love with a handsome guy.
...you like romance novels, manga, or TV shows.
...you like romance games.
...you're interested in plastic surgery.
...you like unusual romance games.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players are deeply negative about this otome visual novel, criticizing the protagonist as pathetic and creepy, the love interests as possessive and rapey, and every route as containing sexual assault or non-consensual situations. While a few acknowledge the game has a unique premise about stalking and some appreciate its self-aware dark humor or aesthetic choices, the overwhelming consensus is that it executes this concept poorly, relying on tired clichés, problematic tropes, and uncomfortable scenarios that create secondhand embarrassment rather than enjoyment.

Not recommended Oct 26, 2023
It's a garbage game. I hated it and I hated myself for playing it. Premise is dumb (stalking ain't cute), cliche over cliche, dumb plot twists, dumb story... Sometimes it was so unbelievably stupid, I honestly thought it was a parody or something. Oh, to dream... It could be funny in the dumbest of ways. But it's kind of funny after which you think "I can't believe I giggled at this, what is wrong with me". There's no good characters here. If you're expecting at least one route without SA, I've got bad news for you. [list] [*]MC is dumb, creepy, pitiful, weird, embarrassing, pathetic idiot with no common sense, no standards, no confidence and self-esteem so low it challenges her intellect. [*]Shun is mediocre, possessive weirdo. [*]Akira is arrogant, rapey, possessive prick - who thought bully/victim to lovers would be a good idea? [*]Megumi is privileged, rude, cheating arse with such beloved tropes as "You're so not like other girls" and "I can change him!" in his route. Big yikes. [*]Ryu is just the worst. The most rapey of them all. Oh how I wished he wouldn't end up in the lucky 40%... (I wanted him dead, that's what I'm saying). [*]Mizuki is alright. I didn't hate him (…
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Not recommended May 31, 2024
Steam needs a 'Meh" option. I have said this a million times and I will continue to stick to it. This game had a unique premise for an otome game in that you get to play a stalker, so in some cases it was self-aware and I want to believe it was humorous on purpose, too. However, that's where the enjoyment ends. Mizuki is my favorite of the characters and I liked the aesthetic of Ryo and Meguru, but the fact that every character was in a relationship that you have to break up; well, it just made the game un-enjoyable. Add in the fact that the MC is stalked or sexually assaulted and grabbed against her will and then constantly made fun of for being innocent and it's constantly made known that they "want to assault her for being innocent" and it just completely made me uninterested in the rest of the story. So, despite loving the fact that the game gives you a different plot than other otome game, I am rating it a "no" to try to even out the reviews so people can see it's just a meh game. It's ok enough to play if you get it cheap/on sale but definitely not worth the full price.
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Not recommended Oct 6, 2023
Not my cup of tea.
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Recommended Nov 18, 2025
Secrets of Me, developed and published by Dogenzaka Lab, is a short but striking otome visual novel that blends melodrama, obsession, emotional vulnerability, and dark romantic intrigue. While many titles in the genre lean toward lighthearted storytelling, Secrets of Me immediately positions itself in more provocative territory, beginning with the protagonist’s decision to undergo plastic surgery in a desperate attempt to win the attention of the man she adores. This choice isn’t treated as a joke or a shallow plot device—rather, it anchors the narrative in themes of insecurity, self-image, and the lengths someone might go to feel loved. From this foundation, the story branches into multiple romance routes where relationships twist and unravel in unexpected ways, mixing elements of mystery, manipulation, and psychological tension alongside the expected affection and drama. The heart of the game lies in its character routes. Each of the love interests—ranging from a calm and enigmatic surgeon to a nosy detective, a flirtatious model, a polished CEO, and even a romance novelist—brings a different tone and dynamic to the story. Although these archetypes are familiar within the otome …
Not recommended Jun 8, 2024
Honestly, I finished this a pretty long time ago and bought it only because it was in a really cheap bundle with at least a dozen other games. I want to say that it's honestly not too bad if you read it with your expectations on the ground, like my review for Pub Encounter, but it just too far removed from my preferences that I just... hated the 10 hours I spent on this. :) I only finished it to complete the achievements and get it over with, so I can forget it and never have to think about it again. I read some of the other reviews before, so I played this hoping it would be a bad otome I can laugh at when I'm bored, BUT everything about it just stresses me out. The amount of secondhand embarrassment I would get from looking at their interactions, the ridiculousness and outlandishness of the entire scenario playing out, everything just....doesn't help their case at all. There is nothing I can find redeemable about this game.
Not recommended Nov 20, 2021
This promise you to be NOT like other typical otome games, but fast in becoming even worse. MC is classicaly helpless and stupid, love intersets are stereotypic, boring. It is definitley nothing new in MC aspect, in plot develpment, in love interest, just like absolute mass of other otome games. It is even worse in how this tropes were brought together. Cliche plot, lookism and sexism basically oozing out from this VN. Overall all game make you wanna puke with disgust.

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