RPGM - Completed - A Young Lady's Life of Mating [Final] [miroku]

Story - basic Stockholm Syndrome setup but poorly executed

1. Why does the teacher have so much money? I can imagine what happens, it is a very common trope but nothing is explained nor shown.
2. What is the purpose of the boyfriend? I'll tell you, just to add the NTR tag, it is pointless. He doesn't even have a face!
3. The FMC is inconsistent; well, her personality is. She treats the teacher with a lot of hatred (rightfully so) but goes from innocent maiden to strongwilled archetype and vice versa too quickly. Maybe I feel strongly about this because there wasn't any real setup but I guess she is fragile after losing everything and being sold off.
4. The routes don't have meaningful consequences in the gameplay or map; just go around triggering flags. The scenes are nice but I felt they lacked some explanation; maybe I am too used to longer games.

Gameplay - the only redeeming part is the minigame

1. The minigame is the only good part of the gameplay but it lacks options of any of its kind. I've seen browser games with more options.
2. The UI is broken, the NPCs are broken, the route was broken by the old TL and it doesn't help it is in Japanese.
3. The map is useless filler. It begs to question why even choose RPGM if they are not going to add any map elements other than interactable circles. I guess the hints are on the map but that could've easily gone to a Key Item or part of the menu (they already have one such item, it is not like they didn't know better).
4. The stats are also useless. There is some "corruption" but they don't really do much aside of being a number to display and have a goal for the bad ending.

Overall: 2/5. I am being generous because some scenes are okay and it is playable (unlike actual 1/5). It could've been better as a VN but the amount of needless RPGM slop brings it down a lot for me.

I did't like. Why do I have to go to a certain character to continue the story, and the one I would like to go to, but instead the game does not give a choice.
If you corrupt the heroine for too long with a teacher or otaku, she will sleep with them, which I don’t want in the first place.

If you have a life outside of f95zone, this is NOT the game for you.

The dialogue appears sooo slooowly, there is no text skip, even if there was, there is no text log either so you'd end up lost. And if you think you'll hold the button to speed up dialogue, you'll end up accidentally saying yes to the random choices that appear without warning.

This game is designed for you to READ EVERY SINGLE INDIVIDUAL LINE
Even as every individual letter appears on screen, slow as snail piss.

The intro itself is like 20 minutes long and STILL, the setup is weak.
The synopsis on dlsite tells it all; daughter of a rich family sold to a swim coach for 200M yen after he tried to rape her.

That's 1.5M USD.
How the fuck did the coach have that kind of money???

Anyways, I have high standards. I want to be able to PLAY THE GAME within the first 20 minutes. If I can't, and I'm still stuck in snail slow dialogue, I jump ship. And for this game, I jumped ship.

If you have a life, this game is not for you.

Also the sex scenes need polish and the defloration is pretty anticlimactic and its not real NTR since the bf is practically a non-character. Just, avoid this shit.

Keep 'em coming, Japan. Pervy old bastard + ntr is and old but gold combo. Happy to have found another gem lol

Not much left to be desired, though I see some more content is due and am looking forward to see what it looks like.

The lack of translation for images really puts a damper on this one. MTL have gotten significantly better over the last couple of years, but there's so much info that is lost due to not having pictures translated that you're going to miss most of what to do in this game.

Note: I am docking one star outright because of the atrociously hideous homeless man. Yes, it's shallow. Sue me.

I'll preface this by saying that I am not someone that normally plays NTR, let alone anything that includes ugly bastards. That being said, this game is actually somewhat enjoyable despite this.

Those who are into NTR may find that this is essentially NTR-lite. Why? The girl isn't necessarily stolen outright but rather forced into the situation and that you get to Stockholm Syndrome her into loving her buyer, the teacher. You won't really feel bad for the boyfriend at all since he doesn't even do anything to you. Not even a single event aside from the first few days is the boyfriend ever the one taking the initiative to do anything.

To me, the real 'NTR' lies in the other two men whom the MC can fuck with: the fat otaku friend of the BF and a homeless rapist. I say 'NTR' because the girl is technically being stolen away by them from the teacher and have their own routes. These routes also have their own tales, I guess.

The teacher's the default where he Stockholm's the MC into loving him. The otaku is closer to the traditional NTR tale where the boyfriend gets cucked by his fat fuck of a 'friend' due to a combo of his own weak-willed nature and also the MC somehow being more of a slut, which kind of contradicts her usual nature with the teacher. Then there's the road to utter degeneracy with the homeless rapist.

The art of this game is typical of the genre: hot girl, ugly man. However, the 'uglies' aren't that horrible to look save for the homeless man, which actually looks about as good as he smells. Words cannot describe my disgust when I nearly started the homeless route and was glad that I could avoid getting raped by him. The animations are okay but definitely above the standard of the usual RPGMaker fare.

The gameplay is pretty simple: you go around and trigger activities, go back home and get choose to either go straight to bed or get fucked. You accumulate points when you get fucked, which is the result of a minigame where you get to molest and fuck her kind of like those touch-n-fuck games since there are meters to look out for.

The MTL is...passable. It's enough to understand the gist of it but good luck trying to grasp each sentence. Fortunately, this ain't a very deep game so skip away to your heart's content.

All in all, if you could stomach the art, it's worth a try if only to see how far you could go before your eyes bleed.

Edit: Changed it to 2 stars because of suspected MTL-induced breakage of game due to inability to actually complete 2 out of the 3 main routes.