A satisfying NTR drama that lets you steer towards a desired outcome.
Too many NTR games throw suspense out the window by grinding towards a seemingly inexorable conclusion. Not only does the game feature multiple endings ranging from relatively happy to full-on despair-inducing; there's multiple independent arcs that illustrate the consequences of your choices. A huge plus is that these aren't clear "I want to be NTR'd" choices; they are ambiguous and set a relationship dynamic that is reflected in each route, seamlessly merging into the narrative.
Another mistake that NTR games often make is focusing on a single heroine and antagonist, limiting the relationship complexity and range of possible interactions. This game has a main heroine (Laura) and a secondary heroine (Aya), and their competition drives the story as much as that of the protagonist and antagonist. The result is a dramatic love quadrilateral not unlike School Days's.
The art is a mixed bag, ranging from enchanting (Aya's bar scene) to downright awful (mainly the crude 3D). There's a ton of sex (including some animated scenes) for those who are into that, but for the best experience I recommend choosing "protagonist viewpoint only" at the start, which maximizes suspense and skips most of the gratuitous NTR sex. The English is competent, but the script is peppered here and there with word choice errors--as if spell-check was used with no human supervision.
Overall this game is a real gem-in-the-rough in a sea of mechanical cuck-simulators. I can't wait to see what this dev has in the pipeline next.
P.S. Aya is best girl.
Too many NTR games throw suspense out the window by grinding towards a seemingly inexorable conclusion. Not only does the game feature multiple endings ranging from relatively happy to full-on despair-inducing; there's multiple independent arcs that illustrate the consequences of your choices. A huge plus is that these aren't clear "I want to be NTR'd" choices; they are ambiguous and set a relationship dynamic that is reflected in each route, seamlessly merging into the narrative.
Another mistake that NTR games often make is focusing on a single heroine and antagonist, limiting the relationship complexity and range of possible interactions. This game has a main heroine (Laura) and a secondary heroine (Aya), and their competition drives the story as much as that of the protagonist and antagonist. The result is a dramatic love quadrilateral not unlike School Days's.
The art is a mixed bag, ranging from enchanting (Aya's bar scene) to downright awful (mainly the crude 3D). There's a ton of sex (including some animated scenes) for those who are into that, but for the best experience I recommend choosing "protagonist viewpoint only" at the start, which maximizes suspense and skips most of the gratuitous NTR sex. The English is competent, but the script is peppered here and there with word choice errors--as if spell-check was used with no human supervision.
Overall this game is a real gem-in-the-rough in a sea of mechanical cuck-simulators. I can't wait to see what this dev has in the pipeline next.
P.S. Aya is best girl.