Dicesuki

Kooriiko has always loved to make stories and has been writing stories (that will never see the light of day). She only found out about otome games a few years back when she played Persona P3P which has some otome elements in it. That’s when she discovered the existence of otome games and visual novels full of indescribably beautiful men. Unfortunately, the lack of English games only deprived her need to play one, thus she decided to make her own instead. As she has an array of concepts lined up for future projects, she takes the lead in directing the creation of these games. Her duties in Dicesuki also include art, script writing, graphic design and script programming. She is intent on making her stories come to life with these games that people will enjoy.

Otherwise well known as Tris or Trissia, Sitraxis has been playing otome games as one of her past times during her college days. The X in her alias represents the variety of talents she has such as illustration, animation, character design and layouts as it is her name jumbled with the letter X. An application of her skillset can be seen in her duties for Dicesuki as she is also in charge of co-creating GUIs, developing concepts, translating graphics to codes, proofreading and marketing. She dreams of revolutionizing the narrative industry with substantial and deep characters. Since the plots– no, not THAT plot– of the stories she comes up with tend to become long and complicated for a visual novel, Dicesuki is one of the opportunities she maximizes to fulfill her dream.

Tajina, formally known as Chelsea Abdullah, is a strange enigma of a person that has been writing in the dark void of her bedroom and secretly crafting creative work ever since she figured out Microsoft Word existed. She has a tendency to write spontaneously and with startling bursts of excitement that quickly fade into angst and madness when the unexpected happens. It is an honor for her to be a writer and co-editor for Dicesuki, as her hobbies all revolve around the creative work she does on a daily basis. Her writing goals for Dicesuki include making characters pop off the page, dropping players off of (harmless) cliffhangers and crafting story lines that entice and excite players.