Seeking slow corruption & hidden-in-plain-sight NTR games?

[anon5434]

does anyone know of any other S tier NTR games like the following?
- Turning the Page
- A Promise Best Left Unkept (& the Aya Edition)
- Vulgar Reverie
- Armored Suit Solgante

 

[Pretentious Goblin]

https://f95zone.to/threads/henteria-chronicles-ch-2-the-law-of-the-tribe-update-16-n_taii.61811/
https://f95zone.to/threads/ntrpg-2-obedient-filia-and-the-unforgivers-hanataka.3875/

 

[anon5434]

https://f95zone.to/threads/henteria-chronicles-ch-2-the-law-of-the-tribe-update-16-n_taii.61811/
https://f95zone.to/threads/ntrpg-2-obedient-filia-and-the-unforgivers-hanataka.3875/

i've seen these before & heard they are great but they only have pixel art which i cant really get into

 

[Pretentious Goblin]

https://f95zone.to/threads/hidden-sex-oblivious-behind-the-curtain-ntr-game-list.163925/

 

[crnisl]

i've seen these before & heard they are great but they only have pixel art which i cant really get into

Maybe it's just a matter of trying. Start playing, and you will eventually get into that? 'cause it's worth it.

Anyway, some mustplay classical vns.

• My Girlfriend Is a Blue-Collar Worker
• Indiscreet Mother Yukari banned there
• Tsumamigui 3

 

[crnisl]

And rather than "slow corruption" or "hidden-in-plain-sight" themes, given your appreciation for both the classic blackmail-NTR of A Promise Best Left Unkept and the lovey-dovey netorase in Vulgar Reverie, combined with the fact these two titles both feature relatively strong heroines, I'd recommend these three short games, which also have notably strong heroines:

• Man Who Fell for a Knightess Whore Has His Cuckoldry Fetish Deepen "ntr" -> netorase -> ntr
• The Soldier and the Golden Princess not exactly ntr (even though it's tagged as such), 'cause the soldier and the princess are not into a relationship, more like MC is peeking on the princess getting fucked by a general
• Akagami No Kishin banned there, but it has a good official translation, "The Crimson Demonslayer". Not exactly ntr, but it's NTR-adjusted, as it's explained there.