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RPGM - Henteria Chronicles Ch. 3 : The Peacekeepers [Update 15] [N_taii]

  1. 4.00 star(s)

    teddy123999

    It would be better if the background could be a little more streamlined. The long background and emotional construction do help the ntr scenes, but too long makes it redundant and tiring. Some of the ntr scenes are very hot, but most of the logic of what happened still deserves more subtle writing. Of course, this work is much better in writing than the previous one.
  2. 3.00 star(s)

    vaughanjs154

    This game has the significant problem that it's a competent RPG in terms of fetch quests and puzzles, but a terrible H-game. The scenes are all pixel sprites, when the tiddy is 3 skin tone pixels and one nipple-tone pixel how is that meant to be erotic? This could be compensated for with writing (there are plenty of excellent text based games with little to no art), but pretty much everything here is dialogue based (literally said by a character) or acted out clumsily by the character models walking around a grid and making those stupid teardrop or heart emojis appear above their heads.

    So maybe there's someone this appeals to but it's a huge miss in terms of erotic content, then as for story content....there are just many better non-H RPGs so why would I spend time playing this instead of one of them
  3. 5.00 star(s)

    SayajinSuperb

    It's very hard to find games with sprites doing the sex action. Excellent game. It's fun, well done, the sex scenes are cool, the story is ok, and the mechanics are well done. Even created on an old engine, the dev took it to it limit. Congrats.
    5 starts, no more, no less.
  4. 5.00 star(s)

    Yhdgfiw222

    I've played countless games, but none have impacted me quite like this one. From the very start, I expected the typical NTR clichés with an unlikable MC and female characters that fail to stand out. But this game proved me wrong in the best way possible.

    From the first arc, I found myself emotionally invested. The MC is genuinely likable, and the female characters each have their own depth. I usually enjoy NTR, and this game offered a unique experience that kept me engaged. The story has a wholesome charm that evoked feelings of love, care, and connection; things I didn’t expect from a game like this.

    Though it’s primarily pixelated, the emotional weight it carries more than makes up for it. I’m still in the middle of the journey, but I couldn’t resist sharing my thoughts. This game offers a truly immersive experience, and I’ve learned a lot from it in ways I didn’t anticipate.

    Huge thanks to the developer for creating something so memorable. It's everything you could wish for in a game! And yes, I'll definitely be playing the previous parts too now ;)
  5. 2.00 star(s)

    Laleeron

    This is my first review on this site, and oh god, I really don't know how this game has a high rating. Yes, the art is good, but that's it! The art is the only good thing about this game.

    The prologue is good, but after that, it's literally just a walking simulator. The gameplay is purely a walking simulator. Yes, there's no grind, which is good, but the developer could make the world more alive instead of focusing only on the main quest. For example, they could add more side quests. The side quests are so short. The MC is a guard, so maybe add more guarding jobs. It's an RPG, not a visual novel.

    Story? Ah... where do I start?
    Let's begin with the fact that the MC is a cuck. No sex for the MC, no scenes for the MC. And guess what? Every man with an X and Y chromosome gets laid. Seriously, every man except the MC is a pervert who has sex every single day. I've played for 6 hours, and the MC hasn't gotten a single bit of pussy Like, what? :FacePalm:

    The story? Maybe I can let that pass, t's fine. I came here to fap, not for the story. But the gameplay? Just make it a visual novel and call it a day. Again, like I said, it's an RPG, not a visual novel. They should add more role-playing quests. The game is so focused on the main quest that it feels like a visual novel

    I'll give it 2 star for the art, the rest is meh....
  6. 5.00 star(s)

    zuzaruz

    the writing and characters are so effective and lovable that i had to hide this thread for a good few months because remembering the story events genuinely made my chest hurt.

    can't say i'm excited to see what the future updates bring, but i will definitely need whatever closure they bring
  7. 5.00 star(s)

    MilkyWay5

    Introduction:

    This dev made another game very similar to this one, Henteria 2 (the storylines are not connected) so I'll be reusing parts of my previous review and comparing the 2 games when appropriate. With that being said, here we go.

    Graphics/Art: 4/5

    I'm taking into account that this is a RPGM game naturally (which is an engine I'm not particularly fond of), so I wasn't expecting actual art. The game's locations are pretty and well-crafted, the RPGM assets are used well, just like the previous game, however I must say that the new character portraits are pretty ugly, in H2 (that's how I will refer to the previous game going forward to save time) they were way better. A bit disappointing tbh, it shouldn't be too hard to get 4 nice-looking little pictures for the main characters.

    Music/Sounds: 5/5

    About the sound effects first: they're quite basic but used perfectly. Do not underestimate the importance of sound effects in a NTR game: because you dont "see" what's happening most of the time (or at least you character cannot) you rely on them a lot, and a muffled moan or a wet sound at exactly the right moment can be crucial. The volume is important too: just loud enough to be heard, to make the character wonder what's happening, but not the same volume as if you were actually there. This game nails all of those aspects imo.

    And this game builds upon the already great sounds in H2 and makes it even better. Might seem insignificant to you, but for example there's that scene in the tavern at one point where a character opens the door to a room while he walks out of it (and some other people are fucking there) and I'm sure another game would've just left it as is. But here you can actually hear the sound getting clear for a split second, for that tiny moment the door is open, and then it gets muffled again. That's some real dedication and attention to detail there, and it isn't lost on me.

    The music is great too. Some tracks are from H2, others are new and they're really nice. Great work overall

    Gameplay/UI: 5/5

    There's nothing extraordinary about the gameplay of this game, but once again we have to take into account the context of RPGM (did I already mention how much I hate that engine?) and here the game stands out because unlike most other RPGM titles this game understands that the whole leveling/combat/inventory aspect of RPGM is extremely fucking boring and it makes the wise decision to get rid of it entirely. I truly do think this is the right formula to make RPGM fun and enjoyable, frankly it made me reconsider my opinion about RPGM which is something I thought would never happen.

    And here once again the game builds upon the very good foundation of H2 and makes it even better. One of my complaints about H2 was that you didn't get any dialogue choices at all and you only chose the ending at the very end of the game. Well now that's fixed, because this game does bring dialogue choices that also impact the ending which is the better way to do things imo.

    It also adds those little indicators in the MC room that show you if a scene is currently happening with one of the characters without actually telling you the location (unless you ask it to) which is a very nice NTR-themed gameplay element, I definitely welcome that.

    And this game also has its own card minigame, I won't play it because frankly it bores me and I don't care, but I appreciate the effort that went into making it, I didn't even know you could do shit like that in RPGM.

    Story/Writing: 3/5

    It was almost flawless so far, well just like in the H2 review this is where things will sour. I usually don't do this but here I will actually separate my review into multiple subsections ( 1 for each character) and give a separate grade for each, because the difference in quality between them is just too great.

    Main story: 5/5

    Not much to say here because I don't want to spoil anything at all. The main story was great in H2, just as great in this game. Not some tolkien level shit, but more than enough for a sex game.

    "Mom" character: 5/5

    First I must admit that I'm personally a big fan of mom NTR trope so I might be a bit biased here.

    So we have a pretty basic setup (on the surface at least, we'll probably get more information later in the main story) and yet it works great. The pacing is right, the female character's transformation is noticeable but not over-the-top and it feels pretty natural. Remains to be seen what this will look like in the final version of the game of course.

    Princess character: 4/5

    The whole thing about magic through sex (I won't get into specifics to avoid spoilers) feels a bit contrived and clearly is set up that way for the purposes of the main story, but I guess you can dismiss it as being part of a fantasy magical world anyway, so I guess that's not that big of a deal. The storyline itself is solid, good sex scenes too.

    Sister character: 3/5

    I'm not a fan of the female character and the male that seduces her having a preexisting relationship, especially here with the male's character's past and what that implies (I won't spoil, you'll see what I'm talking about when you play it).

    The NTR feeling imo is more intense when it's the MC that had that preexisting relationship, and that was potentially leading up to something greater, and then the other character takes that away from MC, it adds that "unfair/evil" aspect to it which I think is key to achieve the proper NTR effect.

    H2's story nailed that side of things imo. So in that sense the H2 "sister" storyline was stronger than this one.

    Friend (lily) character: 0/5

    What is this character even doing in the game? She's supposedly just a friend of MC, they never even had a relationship. Why should MC even care about what she does or who she has sex with? That's her private matter, this isn't NTR at all.

    I've mentioned before that the strenght of the preexisting relationship between the characters is what makes good NTR, and this goes completely against that rule and predictably it falls flat. And taking a quick glance at the other reviews seems like I'm not the only one to think that.

    I hope that the dev didn't add her in just to have an even number of female characters (4) because that would be a very silly reason and completely unnecessary. I'd much rather have 3 strong storylines and remove that 4th useless one.

    Conclusion:

    So as you can tell this game is far from perfect, however I've played quite a few NTR games on this site and I simply haven't found anything better. The main story is actually good while most other NTR games don't have one at all, the music is solid, the graphics are solid. The feeling that the game creates when you really get into it is simply delightful. So until I find something better I'll leave it at 5 stars, and I'm certainly looking forward to future updates.
  8. 5.00 star(s)

    MajorFracture

    Game is great, huge improvement over 1 and 2. The buildup is done very well, visuals are pretty nice too for pixel art, the animations might be simple but they add a lot. I like seeing dialogue options in a game like this, I know they don't affect anything but the ending, but its still nice that the player can determine the MCs attitude to things. I really like just how much stuff is there to be found in the background or when you're just wandering around, probably one of the best aspects of the game IMO.

    The POV option was very interesting, which I played with. I was kind of surprised at how much you still get to see, especially considering the MC seems near clueless about what's happening. Only when I finished the game (update 12) and watched the scenes I had missed did I realise just how much the POV mode cuts out. I suppose one criticism I would have is that the POV feels a little half baked, there are tons of things you get to see that the MC is couldn't possibly know, and the scenes you miss out on are pretty substantial. As someone who really enjoys the POV mechanic in concept, I wonder if more can be done with that, or if it would be impossible/unrealistic at this point in development.

    The only other things I don't like are purely subjective and not real criticism. I don't find Lily's story/scenes that interesting or appealing. I like Rose a lot but not a fan of the ugly bastard trope with the Duke. I know the MC is meant to be blank on purpose, and thats fine, though personally I would like it to be a little more clear what he's actually aware of.

    As of right now, update 12, I think the games in a pretty good spot, looking forward to whats to come.
  9. 5.00 star(s)

    mboshesap5

    Tbh, I'm just in this for the Haylen but the overall story is also pretty good.
    There is no art obviously but pixel art is as good as it gets. There is MC perspective action and what not as well and the girls are very different from each other and pursue very different storylines

    CONS: Character info screens could be made better with just a bit more updating info , Dress changes can be more improved on. Dress changes should be shown in dialogue character faces as well. These are all just small things that dont negatively affect the gameplay but could be nice improvements imo
  10. 5.00 star(s)

    Kulman

    Forgot I have not reviewed yet.
    Another amazing game from the henteria series. The dev is getting better with each iteration and it is very apparent with this one. The production value is larger, with many great custom pixel art and even really nice bust art, which sets the theme.

    All the characters are fun. Especially compared to henteria 2, which had too many side characters that most people just did not really care about. Here the game centers around 4 heroines and each one of them is interesting and fun to watch get corrupted. I think that 3 - 4 central chars is really the golden number.

    I cannot wait to see where N_taii brings the series next.
  11. 3.00 star(s)

    Roninsan

    Review updated on Sep/24 - Based on Update 15
    [My review has some comparisons, so it may be more useful for those who played Henteria Chronicles: Chapter 2 , aka HC2]

    Like its predecessor (HC2), HC3 has, so far, a good NTR/Corruption story for the multiple characters. Although, it's fair to say I much prefer the main character's story (Rose) over the others.

    The game has no CGs, but you can take a good look at the art in the title screen and in the "characters profile" (in-game menu). Then you can use the high quality elements of the game like the pixel art, the characters portraits, the sounds and the dialogues to guide your imagination of the scenes.

    I'm not a fan of the many side characters scenes (maids, random citizens, guards, etc.). Without a portrait or a profile picture, these scenes are almost useless in my opinion. But I think there's less side characters scenes now, compared to HC2.

    The quest system is way better now compared to HC2 (there's less walking and no puzzles). Sadly, the dev decided to keep the annoying "Day of the Week" system. A simple day/night cycle with a sleep-to-next-day system would be better.

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    I really hope the author give us an option (a separate route/ending) to completely avoid "sharing/swinging" between the couples in HC3 (at least for Rose pls!) Because this was quite a turn-off for me during HC2 final scenes...

    Overall rating: 7/10
  12. 5.00 star(s)

    mafuyuchan001

    More hentai about rose please,ITS really good 10/10!!!!
    Keep your proggres sir your amazing i love all your gems mostly part 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Need more segs with roseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
  13. 2.00 star(s)

    artorilys

    Gameplay - 0/5
    Doesn't exist. This is not really a fault as story is the main focus.

    Graphics - 1/5
    Horrendous. The RPGM style is nice when walking around and such, but the H scenes are like watching Conway's game of life. A black screen with just the text would be so much better. I hate seeing the duke's 16 pixel ass shake in my face.. it's a turn off man.
    (P.S. Maybe put those wonderful character portraits you commissioned to work, n_taii? Why are they only visible in the menu? You have beautiful full body pics, but limit us to seeing only their faces while playing. Have them come up on the side like other games lol.)

    World - 3/5
    Pretty interesting when it is first introduced. Unfortunately, that introduction is all you will see of it.

    The MC - 0/5
    Horrible character. Actually, he is not a character. He is not a human being. IT is a cuck. THE cuck. IT'S sole purpose is to be cucked by any means necessary.

    Heroines - Overall 4/5

    Rose - 5/5

    Cyanna - 4/5

    Haylen - 5/5

    Lily - ?/5 (not much has happened with her yet... A bit of a prideful fool.)

    Story - 1/5
    Bad. It has good "raw materials". Good characters. A good world to hold them. Unfortunately, none of that matters. This is a PORN game. An NTR PORN game. As such, the great characters and interesting world are secondary to mindless cuckholdry.

    Haylen's content is the most blatant example of this. It is completely unbelievable and is being handled attrociously. Haylen has been faithful and pure for decades, but of course, she falls to the first degenerate who tries something because it's an NTR game. Jayzon walks all over her and everything she cares about, but she'll still somehow end up getting fucked by him. Mindless cuckholdry.

    As porn , it's as good as anything I guess. A cheap and fleeting pleasure.
    As a game, and as a story, it sucks.
  14. 4.00 star(s)

    nstar2014

    Current Review is for Update 8.

    Short review: Overall 4/5.
    1. Story: Not as strong as Chapter 2, but it is still a very good NTR story so far. Cautiously optimistic for what's to come.
    2. Characters: Characters are well fleshed out and you understand everyone's motives and relationships. However some of them are getting corrupted far too quickly despite all of them being strong characters.
    3. Fappable: Pixel art is an acquired taste, and the developer is very well-skilled in it. There's a variety of kinks to enjoy.
    Longer Review:
    The first act is always the most important part of the story to make an NTR feel like an NTR, and this game has properly established that by digging into the backstory and relationships of each of the main characters. Without that backstory, you can't deliver a good NTR, and the developer fully understands that and it is evident across all three of their chapters. Speaking of Chapters, I can't help but compare this story with Chapter 2 (I didn't enjoy Chapter 1 nearly as much as 2 or 3), so here are my comparisons:
    • The story in Chapter 2 is much superior and more impactful than Chapter 3. You still don't really understand where the story is going even after 10 hours in Chapter 3, but you understand it very clearly after the prologue ends in Chapter 2. In this game, you know what's happening, but you don't know why, and that could end up being a narrative disaster if the payoff doesn't live up to expectations.
    • The characters and relationships are well written and I am very well invested in the main cast in Chapter 3 than in Chapter 2. Each of them have their own tropes and are unique from each other without much overlaps in characteristics and interactions. The main character also isn't utterly useless like in previous installments, so he is slightly easier to relate to than previous main characters.
    • Chapter 3 has much better UI and graphics, and the quests are relatively shorter and streamlined than Chapter 2.
    • The Quest indicator on the top-right is a very nice QoL feature and helps keep track of on-going quests rather than opening the Quest menu repeatedly to figure out where to go. It's a little more obvious where you should go in Chapter 3, whereas I needed to use the walkthrough multiple times to get through Chapter 2.
    • The partial POV is a very nice touch and adds more depth to the NTR.
    • Each girl's NTR route and Hscenes are quite different than one another. I didn't enjoy the scenes as much in the previous game because they were all very similar to one another. But in this one, there's more kinks and variety (humiliation, exhibitionism, prostitution/favors, spanking, ect). However, some of the girls corruption are progressing too quickly.
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    I look forward to the rest of the game. Until then, off to other NTR games.
  15. 5.00 star(s)

    samurai241

    It is simply incredible what this person or team can do, the story is very interesting since for me it is quite far from the typical NTR cliches and very few people know how to do that, simply incredible.
  16. 3.00 star(s)

    chiefgogo

    The biggest fault of this game is lack of art. The RPGmaker sprites are not expressive/interesting enough to compensate for the missing visuals.
    Henteria Chronicles leans heavily into the plot and character dialogue, multiple times more than an average game on this forum. But this is where my other problem lies. The gameplay feels bloated with lots of meaningless lore and events. The writing really ties to build an epic, engaging fantasy world, but mostly fails.
    I think the game would have been better if it focused only on one of the four main characters. I was invested in Rosy's storyline most of all and have very little interest for any other events.
  17. 4.00 star(s)

    Miss Y

    Writing this review as of Update 8, I can't help but feel profoundly conflicted as to whether Chapter 3 deserves four stars or five. When I reviewed Chapter 2, I was so impressed that I gave it a full five stars despite a handful of very personal issues that I had with the game. And with the graphical improvements that have been made with the character sprites and environmental design, it feels like it would be almost sacrilegious to imply that this is somehow worse than Chapter 2. It is better in almost every way that I can think of, from the art to the sound design and even the quality of writing.

    But with that being said, I feel the need to moderate my praise of the game in some small way for multiple reasons. I've shared most of these thoughts in the thread itself already, but figured it couldn't hurt to formalize them into an actual review.

    Plot

    Compared to Chapter 2, I think that the story is shaping up to be more interesting, but only time will tell if that truly pays off in the end. There is plenty of build-up for the tension surrounding the antagonists, but I do think that it might be dragging out the actual nature of the mystery a little too long. The antagonists are implied to have some connection and that they are all scheming toward the same goal, but after around 8 or 9 hours of playtime (admittedly, this number might be slightly inflated due to my habit of exploring the map), I really should have at least some idea of what the stakes are but haven't learned much of anything about the "artifact" or why the antagonists are so keen to get their hands on it. It's just constantly coached in vague language to make it seem important without explaining much of anything. I don't mind the mystery, but the pacing of it leaves me a tiny bit frustrated at times with how little meat there is on the bone so far.​

    Characters

    Overall, I am pretty happy with the new cast of characters! One of my only major complaints about Chapter 2 was the antagonists, and while they aren't perfect, the ones in Chapter 3 have been a notable improvement. The Duke is my favorite rival by far, both because his "ugly bastard" appeal adds some variety that was sorely lacking before, and because his manipulation of Rose (the protagonist's main love-interest) feels more complex than just a standard blackmail plot from any random NTR doujin. The situations might be a little contrived at times, but Rose buckling to his advances actually feels earned and reasonably sympathetic compared to Celis from Chapter 2.​

    My opinions of the other three antagonists are a bit more mixed, unfortunately. Despite being reduced to an optional sidequest, Haylen still remains my favorite character in the game, but her being paired with Jazon can make it hard for me to really enjoy most of her scenes. So far in the story, it is clear that Jazon is a fickle misogynist who is merely playing nice with her as part of his seduction, but I constantly find myself spending more time fantasizing about when his true personality will be revealed to her than I am actually enjoying any of the scenes I'm watching. They aren't bad, mind you; especially when you are given brief glimpses of what he is thinking behind the "nice boy" mask. I just hope that there will be plenty of time left to enjoy a more aggressive version of their relationship once it reaches that point.​

    I am also a very big fan of Cyanna, but unfortunately, I think she is being held back by her connection to "Brutus." There is a core conflict of character traits going on with his arc, that he is introduced as this brutal force of nature who takes what he wants through sheer strength... but then it slams on the brakes by having him guilt-trip Cyanna into such minor sex acts that it severely undercut his menacing presence as a villain. It feels like two halves of a character arc that were written in isolation from each other and don't quite fit together, making him come off as oddly pathetic at times. I can understand the necessity of it, that the story needs to ramp up the tension and can't just have him immediately force himself onto her two hours into the story while the other girls are still dabbling with foreplay and that it makes sense on paper with their tragic backstory, but I am constantly thinking that there could've been a much more interesting way to find that balance. Thankfully, as of this update, it seems like there is finally some sense of momentum and I just hope it sticks!​

    As for Lily and Nezar, I don't want to be too harsh on them but can't say anything positive either. Lily's relationship to the protagonist feels the most tenuous out of the four by far, where you could cut her out of the main group and lose nothing of substance. It just doesn't feel anywhere close to NTR for me, paling in comparison to even some of the little NPC storylines you can stumble onto around the map. In a perfect world, I would have made the decision to reallocate all of the time spent on her sidequest into making Haylen's more integral to the main story, but I'm sure some fans out there are much more interested in Lily's than I am, so that's just an inevitable part of trying to cater to multiple audiences.​

    As a whole, my one big takeaway from Chapter 3's villains is that I hope a hypothetical Chapter 4 might be a little more adventurous by breaking from the "1 girl = 1 rival" formula. Having four out of four storylines follow that pattern feels like such overkill, so I would really like to see some more group/gangbang NTR — even if it's relegated to a secondary tier, like with Haylen and Lily, so that fans of the series who aren't into that can avoid it at their own discretion. Also, I am very hopeful to see more monster-focused content at some point after it was briefly introduced in Chapter 2... It would be a fantastic way to shake things up and introduce some new tension.​


    Gameplay

    Weirdly enough, no complaints here! It's hard to think of anything specific to praise because the whole experience so far has been smooth and pleasant. No frustrating diversions into puzzles or wasting the player's time with a bunch of back-and-forth busywork. Every step feels very efficient and meaningful. Henteria still remains my favorite H-game series for how it takes the "combat free" approach compared to a game like The Legend of Queen Opala: Origin... which can feel like a maddening exercise in frustration at times for how unpredictable the difficulty can be. To anyone who ever enjoyed NTRPG 2's style of storytelling, Henteria is the one true successor to that in my mind.​


    Conclusion

    I look forward to updating this review in future updates!​
  18. 5.00 star(s)

    D2044

    Amazing game. the 2d art style is done so well and adds to the theme, being able to over hear and catch people having sex would have been had to do with the conventional cg artstyle. 5⁄5 i would have loved a cheat menu or something (if there is one im to stupid to find it)
  19. 5.00 star(s)

    AECOBoiE

    This game is crude is a storm of emotions for anyone who it isn't into NTR...I enter this game because of the revenge and good ending...while I despise NTR, Im a revenge fan...I enter this game as if it was a Seinen or Horror game... for me it was a mix of negative emotions contrary to NTR fans who probably get excited by this kind of situation...lastly in my experience the key to this game is the soundtrack...without the BGM and moaning sounds...this game wouldnt...had give me as much of an impact as it has, thou this doesnt demerit the level of effort and writing this game whats put into.
  20. 5.00 star(s)

    candyate

    I applaud any authors who manages to evoke emotions in me, proof of excellent story writing and world building. It's a must play for NTR lovers. Perhaps the only downside for me is that your choices does not induce branching paths but only affects the ending.