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Originally Posted by delorean2200
This one caught my attention quite a lot but do you mean the first one:
1. Eien no Aselia – Kono Daichi no Hate de which it seems is only available in english without h-scenes (which i don't mind at all if that means it does not take out anything else from the game like the romance development)
Or the second one: Seinarukana -The Spirit of Eternity Sword 2- ?
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Seinarukana - The Spirit of Eternity Sword 2. The ties to the first game are light so you don't need to have played Eien no Aselia. Also, Eien no Aselia had considerably unbalanced gameplay and green characters were too OP. Serinarukana's gampelay was balanced and required some thought. Art, characters and general vibe of Seinaruaka are just brilliant.
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Does Tsukihime have a lot of romance as well ?
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Yes, each arc does involve it. But just be warned that Nasu always puts his characters through quite a harsh experience before reaching the light at the end of the tunnel. If you're looking for a textbook definition of romance or what you'd see in your average TV drama or light-hearted anime, that isn't what Tsukihime contains. It is far more intense, as is the case with Fate/Stay Night. However when Nasu does intimate scenes, he tends to make them somewhat hilarious to lighten up the mood. Nasu is referred to as 'the warrior of love', so you get a mix of things with him.