Maxin7

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I think it's all about perspective. ToN was the first NLT game for a lot of people, and I think it gets like, a rose-tinted glasses treatment because of it. Plus, lockdowns were going on when the game was in development, so I definitely think that helped too.

For me, they're both good. I liked (found attractive) more characters in ToN, but TGO has a lot to like outside from the cast (which also is impacted by what you're interested in): NLT made a lot of QoL updates to it from the former game.

Plus, there's a load of incredible armchair critics, which likely skews reviews. If you enjoyed ToN for gameplay, the animated scenes, fantasy elements, puzzles, etc. - you will likely enjoy TGO.
I agree with this for the most part. I, as well was a ToN player first and that game has the best models I think (minus a couple from TGO), but overall just a better experience. Also, I purchased it on Steam and got on the Patreon too at one point, which kinda made me feel more immersed, haha. Subsequently, I went back and purchased NLT's first title just to play it through and I can see how drastically NLT improved upon a previous title.

I think a lot of ToN's greatness comes from the character archetypes and the specific situations that the MC finds himself in and the ending is HOT!!! TGO was allllllmost there for me, but just felt more grindy, which got annoying. I'm not saying ToN didn't have its fair share of grinding, but it felt more worth it to me for some reason. I think the sex scenes are much more pleasurable and rewarding in ToN as well.

Lastly, TGO felt, at times, a tinnnnny bit too fetishizing. Like, fetishes can be fun, but kinks are funner when it comes to interactive gameplay. This game just feels kinda "personal." Idk, it feels kinda whiny in a sense. Anyway...

I'm hoping the next installment for NLT is better than TGO, though TGO isn't necessarily terrible.
 

Fencepost69

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I agree with this for the most part. I, as well was a ToN player first and that game has the best models I think (minus a couple from TGO), but overall just a better experience. Also, I purchased it on Steam and got on the Patreon too at one point, which kinda made me feel more immersed, haha. Subsequently, I went back and purchased NLT's first title just to play it through and I can see how drastically NLT improved upon a previous title.

I think a lot of ToN's greatness comes from the character archetypes and the specific situations that the MC finds himself in and the ending is HOT!!! TGO was allllllmost there for me, but just felt more grindy, which got annoying. I'm not saying ToN didn't have its fair share of grinding, but it felt more worth it to me for some reason. I think the sex scenes are much more pleasurable and rewarding in ToN as well.

Lastly, TGO felt, at times, a tinnnnny bit too fetishizing. Like, fetishes can be fun, but kinks are funner when it comes to interactive gameplay. This game just feels kinda "personal." Idk, it feels kinda whiny in a sense. Anyway...

I'm hoping the next installment for NLT is better than TGO, though TGO isn't necessarily terrible.
Fair points, I can respect your perspective.

TGOs final orgy left me wanting a bit more, but I didn't find that game grindy, if anything it helped the player too much. Whereas in ToN, the player was forced to explore and figure things out. My guess it that NLT got lots of complaints that things in ToN weren't clear, but he went too far to the other end in terms of guiding the player.

I can agree that I liked ToN's cast more (as mentioned), but both games offer similar experiences if you're a fan of the format they're presented in. Plus, considering NLT has 3 games completed versus other developers using a stereotypical setting and continuing something for years and years, I think that helps too.
 
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sho33h3dj

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I agree with this for the most part. I, as well was a ToN player first and that game has the best models I think (minus a couple from TGO), but overall just a better experience. Also, I purchased it on Steam and got on the Patreon too at one point, which kinda made me feel more immersed, haha. Subsequently, I went back and purchased NLT's first title just to play it through and I can see how drastically NLT improved upon a previous title.

I think a lot of ToN's greatness comes from the character archetypes and the specific situations that the MC finds himself in and the ending is HOT!!! TGO was allllllmost there for me, but just felt more grindy, which got annoying. I'm not saying ToN didn't have its fair share of grinding, but it felt more worth it to me for some reason. I think the sex scenes are much more pleasurable and rewarding in ToN as well.

Lastly, TGO felt, at times, a tinnnnny bit too fetishizing. Like, fetishes can be fun, but kinks are funner when it comes to interactive gameplay. This game just feels kinda "personal." Idk, it feels kinda whiny in a sense. Anyway...

I'm hoping the next installment for NLT is better than TGO, though TGO isn't necessarily terrible.
I think the sex scenes in TGO were great, and it was more magic and fun stuff, like the ones with the toma pieces, the first one at the waterfall was just too funny and pretty hot. I am also not necessarily a MILF fan, and I think the girls in TGO (especially Hannah and Ella but also Judy and Erica) were more forward and engaged in the story in comparison to in Nadia where only really Emily was more of a character among the younger girls. Alia was just stupid and disappointing given she was the girlfriend and the redhead Kaley (?) never really got engaged enough, felt like a side character.
 
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Done. No hits for "rafter," and "tunnel" only mentioned the one under the church.
Not sure why you "laughed" at that, dluser. The lines NPCs give are usually supposed to be hints for things uncompleted, so it's weird that they're frequently mentioning things that don't seem to exist in the walkthrough, unless the PDF is not as complete as it claims.
 
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