Trouble is when you've been sexually active for a good few years, with a good few girls and women, you how sex works, how girls and women work, and that the opposite sex just doesn't behave, change or respond like any of the female characters in Treasure of Nadia, which spoils the entertainment value of the game for more discerning players. The art and animations are lovely as I've said (thanks to Adobe, Daz and bought assets by the look of things) but let down by a plot straight out of the sweaty imagination of a fifteen year old virgin schoolboy, whose sex life up to date has been solo, manual and masturbatory. If NLT Media elevated the plot, dialogue and writing of their games to the same level as the art THAT would be something to see and something that even somebody as demanding as me could enjoy and be amused by. Here's my scores (out of ten) for NLT Media across the board:
Art:10/10, Animations:10/10, Effort:10/10, Characterisation: 7/10, Story:5/10, Plot:4/10, Writing:3/10, Dialogue:1/10.
If this was a school report and I was a teacher I would write: "Could do better."