NTR Knight is popular and liked by many because the character model looks great, it has both pixel sprite AND CG animation, and most of all because the CG animation is extremely good (dare i say one of the best), nobody thinks that NTR Knight is good because of it's story, or that is has any to follow to begin with, at least i would hope so.
People love NTR Knight because the art AND the mechanic/core idea of that game. The art of byrinth of Servitude and Liberation is decent, and the mechanic was great, so I really don't know why is it so hated?
story is typical NTR, childhood friend becoming whore, also there is lust marks on her, so "she can't help herself" gets hated its basically mind control
Nah, don't compare lust marks with mind control, lust marks is like an equipment that weakens the body, and she can still try to actively resist. The only thing that makes the main heroine in this story irresistible is because she needs to find a way to get rid of it. Also, the concept of branding the girl's body to heighten sensitivity and gradually corrupt it while she tried to resist in vain is fcking hot.
do you know the name? I tried googling the video name but i got no matches. same for the h manga.
Because none of you have properly stated why it is hated. And yes, I wouldn't complain if you said the game was mid as long as you said the same about NTR Knight, that's all.bro you're sounding like one of those insufferable fanboys of scars of summer, just accept that game with the chocolate elf is mid... like kinda all the ntr games in the last year
Also, yeah, Scars of Summer is mid. I remember really enjoying the first part, but after playing After, the flaws of both parts are more obvious than ever.bro you're sounding like one of those insufferable fanboys of scars of summer, just accept that game with the chocolate elf is mid... like kinda all the ntr games in the last year
I like when the world map has events as corruption happens. so I will be checking it out. is just that right now i am playing Tuma no kobiniku.
In Japanese VN? Damn, that some high praise right there, I think I'll check that out too. Thanks for the recommendation.
I am planning to write someting longer once i finish the woman side. but so far from the man side.
In defense of the game. The game is good, yes it has problems in the plot and some of the gameplay. But good drawing, interesting scene and as NTR moments are well shown. But the plot is weak, that is, to get on the path of NTR I need to lose enough? As well as development - just go further or lose. That's it. As if the narrative is bad.
Hey, I was literally playing this game rn too, it's the same ANIM game with the father stealing your wife right? I was wondering, is it possible to AVOID the coworker girl from making advances, like she gives a bj to MC eventually, but can you just not have that happen and have the husband be completely innocent? Would make it hit harder imo if he didn't really do anything wrong at all.
Okay let me give my opinion on it. Honestly I think it's probably 3.5 to 3. The main reason I think this is because all the key ingredients for a male protag game were sadly missing. The dungeon fights were very standard (at least skippable but that kind of defeats the entire purpose of a battle system), The sex scenes were very good but the male protag has too LITTLE hints to see what's happening (mystery is cool but when you cannot really get hints while they are in action and only see what's left behind it destroys the entire excitement) and the corruption of the female MC felt extremely off... she was extremely committed to the MC in the prologue which to me looked like one of the most emotional connections between two protags in an NTR game and yet all of that fell flat once the miasma system got introduced, it feels like a bit of a lame excuse for corruption even though the antagonist writing was really good
The big difference to me between Labyrinth and NTR Knight/Nebel is that in Labyrinth you need to make everything happen. The wandering events don't happen unless you view them, and I think you need to lose to start/keep the corruption going. There is a huge difference in the feeling of a game between figuring out how to make events happen and fighting against them happening on their own. I also really don't like that in Labyrinth there's a point where the protagonist finds out about the infidelity and just kind of continues on. Something like that should be the end of the story or a major shifting point, it really ruins things for me otherwise.
Don't hate it but I got bored really quick. Feels like a walking simulator and the corruption was way to fast. Also it felt like you needed to make the choice to fail for the corruption to start. Like you needed to fail and if you didnt you had no idea the rest of the game would become a walking simulator.
