RPGM - Sword Art Online: The Trap of Breath Concealed Magic [verβ1] [Fujino]

Nice, good game well done, earlier I think I don't have my tier list but for now it's is the first, so, I don't understand why is there so low rating, people wake up, developer did a lot of work, this game has it's own soul, nothing can beat it today, especially summertime, no, this is the best

Pure art. The animations and overall visual quality are exceptional, elevating this to a masterpiece. A strong plot makes it an excellent game, proving that high production quality and intense actions can go hand-in-hand.

4.5/5, Part 1 is the best NTR game I've ever played. Part 2 had a lot of potential, and s till is a good game, but I personally
Part 1

CG: 5/5, Hottest CGs ever, even screenshots of them look really good
Story: 4.7/5. I wanted a bit more , but still, the corruption is really hot
Gameplay Loop: 3/5. You aren't playing this game for playing a game, you're here for reading the story

Part 2:

CG: 4.5/5. Sometimes they were even better than part 1, but it is less consistently good imo
Story: 3/5.I feel like the NTR focus went down a bit. It's still a major factor, but there is a ton of subplots not involving NTR. Gameplay Loop: 3/5, Same as part 1, you're not here to play a game, you're here to read a story.

1. NTR main is the ultimate trash. The appearance and personality of a sick, perverted, fat, rotten, trashy bastard, those who treat him badly only blame him without thinking of revenge. Those who treat him well find ways to take advantage of, betray, slander and stab him in the back. The life of the character who treats this trash well has a darker future than those who bully and abandon him. All his lines and thoughts are trash, making the reader feel more uncomfortable than entertained.

2. The manipulation is really cheap and simple, purely "big d*ck". The IQ of the characters are all lower than this fat bastard. Asuna believes in sweet words without a doubt. Kirito's IQ is minus infinity, everyone can see the abnormality between Asuna and this bastard except Kirito.

3. Overuse of coincidences, accidentally seeing Asuna's mother's s*x scene, accidentally encountering a big storm, accidentally having an epidemic at the hotel where Asuna is staying,... with no intention of showing off intelligence or talent, but having to rely on this constant coincidence to take advantage of the chaos and manipulate Asuna in the most forced way.

4. Graphics are better than most modern games made with RenPy, one of the reasons I'm still interested in this game, there are CG AI scenes that ruin the viewer's experience, but they are only used in the side parts so it's okay.

5. Ignoring the dialogue of Suguha, Sinon, Alice, Klein, Liz,... the main plot between Asuna, Kirito and this bastard is still kept intact in terms of content, saving time and providing a better gaming experience.

6. Not a fan of NTR, should play after playing more than 20 classic harem games to change the taste. After playing, I gradually like NTR games with handsome, smart, blond gigachad manipulating other people's minds more than this fat, trashy guy.

7. Kirito's return to Eugeo is a happy ending, the girls around this guy in black all become sl*ts, only men can bring happiness to each other (just kidding), overall the game is still at an acceptable level, >6GB to use as material, rating 3/5

This game, man where do I start with this game. First of all, as a fan of the series and it's characters, I'm instantly drawn to the art style and close resemblances in the game. Second, while not being a HUGE fan of NTR, this game kills it in that respect. Asuna is like an all time great female character so to see her guarded barrier get broken little by little is just chef's kiss. The scenes are well done and just keep you anticipating more and more. Especially when you're going through and see flashes of what's happening to Asuna on your screen. I will say this...if you don't like being cucked, do NOT name your main character in YOUR name. I had to go through all of part 1 being cucked by name lol.

Kind of sucks you need to wait to the end of part one to see the gallery, without mods. Few things I would change about it but those improvement are highlighted in the part two. Combat is always really easy in adult games and this is the same. But its a great NTR game with a great parody story as well.

First, the plot feels lazy: NTR's scenes don't really build tension or develop the characters beyond the basics. You feel like the story exists solely to drag you along, devoid of any nuance, and full of confusing dialogue. Several times the narrative freezes (crashing bugs), or scenes don't play properly, which completely breaks the "immersion"... For me, the story needs more attention and less fluff that doesn't add anything, either to NTR or the story itself.

I would opt for 3.5 but 3 is fine, I guess.

Part 1 is amazing (except for the last part where it ended without an "actual" sex scene and felt like you were blueballed till part 2). Which is fine since I came in when Part 2 exist.

Cons of Part 2...where do I even start? I mean I'll take a long time to start because I'm indecisive much like how Fujino is. It took so, so long to get to anywhere with Asuna in Part 2.
I feel like the entire game decided to slow down to a snail crawl for no reason other than to keep it going (which is fair, if for money.)

Full disclosure, I didn't watch SAO but I know the basics of it. And even then I felt it didn't matter whether you watched SAO before because Part 1 still works without that knowledge. Now Part 2 comes around and there's this whole bunch of characters and subplot that I don't find myself caring about because none of them are Asuna or the MC's girlfriend.

And to make things worse, the entire Asuna-Inoda relationship turned into a hamster wheel of the same thing over and over again. It's a shame how expanding the game actually ruins what made it good in the first place.

I gave it 3 because the scenes are decent and the animation's great. But it's not a 5 because my god is part 2 such a drag.

One of the best ntr game i ever play out there. For a one guy to create a game like this is def amazing. Though yes like the narratives and the story could have been a bit better but then again i think its fair to say that i understand the creator thoughts process and idea for this game and its not that bad.

I didn't like the new beta update very much. I didn't like the CG H-generation AI because it ruins Asuna's animation and appearance. The dialogue looks strange, in the sense of translated into English. I don't know much about English, but I've written a bit about the dialogue. I've known for a long time that Asuna is a slut and prefers Inoda's cock, so she should have broken up with Kirito and made peace a long time ago. I see that Asuna still feels love for Kirito, yet she denies it when she has sex with Inoda. Kirito in SAO NTR has a low IQ of -100 because he refuses to believe Asuna is cheating on him. Still, Kirito should have figured it out after seeing a dozen or so pictures, strange noises in Asuna's house, etc. Fujino's plot and ending writing skills are mediocre, as he does a nice H-animation, so I'll give him an 8.
Plot: Part 1: 7, Part 2: 6.
Character design in SAO NTR: 8.
Animation: 7.5, because at some points Asuna looked strange, for example, Asuna's mouth looked like a vacuum cleaner when she sucked Inoda's cock.
I see Kirito has become a gigachat now; he might have a harem with Suguha, Liz, and Sinon.

Genuinely crazy how high quality every aspect of this game is. From animation to the base stability and bug free experience. Lots of content with active work updating the game constantly.

NTR Focused but if you got this far without knowing that I don't know what to tell you.

Simply one of the best NTR-RPG's out there. Easy to find the scenes. Writing is good and art is great. Updates comes regularly which is a great plus and so far each update gives you a twist yo weren't expecting.

I was expecting something with more story and tension, but I ended up finding a drawn-out plot and a completely poorly designed anti-protagonist. So far, at least, nothing has changed in the vibe of Part 2. The art also leaves something to be desired, but OK, I understand that, but some of the CGs seem rushed, with quality varying greatly from one scene to the next. It feels like the game is being stretched beyond its worth...

Overall, I didn't feel any real progress with this version. It lacks narrative, motivation, and consistency. If you don't just want to be irritated by a rival who constantly ridicules Kirito, it's better not to waste your time with it. The game would be a good RPG if it were more focused on the NTR.

It's another frustrating entry in a project that feels increasingly lost within its own premise. The story's pacing is confusing, filled with long, meaningless dialogue and poorly distributed adult scenes, which often occur randomly or forcedly, without context.

Some CGs appear rushed or of lower quality than the first chapter. The game still suffers from crashes, broken events, and many gameplay elements feel unfinished or abandoned mid-game.

One of my favorite games in the genre, especially part two. It's a slow burn game of corruption with lots of well animated scenes. The MC is a little thick skulled and oblivious but it's easy of overlook. This is one of the few games I wait for every month. The dev also maintains a consistent monthly release schedule.

I started the game expecting an immersive experience set in the SAO universe, but unfortunately, what I found was a weak, poorly executed plot full of questionable creative decisions.

The narrative drags on, with long, unimpressive dialogue, inconsistent rendering, and often fluctuating visual quality.

By far one of the best NTR games I've played to date. It utilizes almost all of the typical NTR tropes and scenes. The way Fujino references the source material and write that into the story is also very impressive. The perk system that details Asuna's descent into corruption is absolutely genius. Are there bugs? Yes. Is the writing subpar at times? Yes. But the work, heart, and soul that have been poured into this project is undeniable. It's probably the only game I consistently go back to the gallery to rewatch a scene. My only gripe about this game is that I wish the English translation of the dialogues could be a bit better. Some wordings and phrasing and SFX could definitely use more work so it sounds more natural and not break immersion while I'm cranking one out.

one of if not the best ntr game ive played. The models, animation and VA is all top notch. Dont know why so many people complain about the direction of the story, thankfully the dev has recieved a lot of positive support and is back to being motivated to finish the story on a strong note.

great game. I really like the Asuna corruption and the animations. Even though I don't like ugly bastard games this one is still enjoyable. Though there are a lot of fillers especially if you are only interested in the Asuna content.

The game has an idea, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired even for ntr. The script goes around in circles, repeating the same situations without real evolution. The player's choices have almost NO impact, and the scenes happen in such a predictable way that the game quickly loses its impact, wearing you out as the game progresses. You read and read text, try to understand the story, but it's confusing. The animations aren't the highlight, even using Koikatu. But the worst thing is the writing. The writing is superficial, with meaningless dialogues that only confuse the player.