Destined NTR

First, the UI/UX is one of the best I had on android with the phone theme. Its intuitive and I give the feel of using a phone. Regarding the characters, it feels new that we don’t have a male but female “best friend” like in other similar themes. But in general, the characters feel authentic and interesting. The story is also interesting so far. Looking for I'm looking forward to the next chapters.

a good game really well written in terms of image quality too incredible it's a rather slow style of gameplay that takes things to set up but I find that it is necessary and it doesn't bother me at all. I really, really like this game in terms of small details, for example if we like an Instagram post or something else, the interactions change, the fact that there are hidden people's profiles that we can click on in the comments but who don't strive to reach us, so in fact we have a bit of that feeling of exploring.

Some parts of the story are decent but some parts are really really bad, the whole Evelyn part on the beach made no sense what so ever, the guy has a girlfriend and is still possessive over other girls that are his friends trying to cock block them ????. Renders are standard ai stuff and the interval of them is pretty low. The UI is just plain bad, not only does it forget the text speed in between texts but you also have to physically mouse click every reaction , even if there is no choice in answers, no space bar no enter a mouse click. I gave it an extra star because i can see that there is some effort put into making this.

Very promising for a 0.1 release. Good art, writing, grammar, and scenes. The characters feel unique with their own personalities and even writing styles. The phone UI could use a little polishing but is much better than a lot of the janky hacked together cheap phone games. It also has more content than most 0.1 releases come out with and you can tell the dev actually put effort into making this. Hoping it doesn't become abandoned because it's a promising project.

Really enjoyed the game so far. Only character that was a bit out there was Evelyn. Think her character progressed a bit too much. I like the ability to change characters names, i think it just adds to the immersion. I'd love the ability to go back and do different choices without having to restart the entire game. Like checkpoints? IDK, i'm looking forward to the next release!

between the character designs and the writing this is looking like it could be my favorite of these ntr/nts phone style games yet. hope OP updates frequently with this level of content, I would sub on Patreon if they keep it up

Of all the Phone games I've played, this is by far the worst UI implementation I've seen. God, it’s so painful to try and get the conversation moving. The UI controls for the speed of text are at the top, and you have the choices at the bottom which you have to click, even if there is only one choice. The text is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo slow even with the one speed boost you get. No incremental controls, just a little faster. Or you can have instant text, then you can read at your own time, EXCEPT you have to click it every time then go back down to click your reply. So fucking stupid. Story could be Shakespeare, but I'm not wasting my time with this level of inept UI. Probably designed for a phone and not a big arse monitor.

From the very first minutes, Destined NTR v0.1 succeeds in creating an emotional bond, as if you're diving into a story that touches you personally. The characters aren't just extras: you feel like you know them, sharing their doubts and hopes. The atmosphere, starting soft, gradually tightens, and you sense this pressure building without knowing exactly why. It's precisely this mystery, that makes you want to keep going. For a first version, the foundations are solid. The writing is fluid. The renders are very good, and they truly serve the story. On the gameplay side, everything is smooth: the choices you make carry weight, even at this stage , and you feel they subtly steer the direction ahead. Nothing breaks the rhythm no bugs and it will surely be even better once the apps are unlocked . The story progresses well. What stands out is the the tone: between awkward romance, little jabs, and hints of something darker , the game finds its own voice. I have almost nothing to criticize, except a few unimportant details. I'm already eager to see where it takes us in the next version

So far it seems pretty good. The AI CG is good. I liked the way the characters text each other. My main issue with the game so far is the big red "Choice" options don't direct me to what the choice outcomes actually are. It's just a guess and there doesn't seem to be a way to roll back your save to see the other option. The Gallery shows I have missed photos but I can only restart the game and wipe the gallery at the same time.

Destined NTR [v0.1] For a version 0.1, the story is already quite substantial - and I really liked it. The female characters (and the MC as well) come across as fairly normal people next door, which makes the setup feel almost realistic. The story takes its time with the characters, which I prefer over poor or rushed character development. I fully agree with recking1209 's review. Evelyn’s hostility toward Lilly does feel a bit over the top, though. But maybe we simply don’t know enough about her yet. From a technical standpoint, the developer has announced QoL improvements for replayability - yayyyh! With the current text speed, exploring other routes is tedious and boring. I’d also like to see better (and faster) scrolling mechanics in the gallery, keyboard input for sending messages, and of course a proper saving system. What I especially liked were the chat dynamics on display: replies to already sent messages, typing delays, timestamps. Well done, dev! I didn’t hear any message "plop" sounds - are they missing? The AI-generated images are, unfortunately, the usual generic stuff. The different girls all look roughly the same and rather boring, but at least they are consistent. Animations are planned for future versions, assuming the developer delivers on those promises. Nothing to complain about there. The premise of a dark NTR story is very appealing to me, but at the same time I’m also hoping for a tamer NTS route. It would be good if decisions came with some kind of hint about what they affect - or if there were an option at the start to enable or disable such hints. For now, I’m giving it 4 stars , with clear potential for 5 stars once the QoL features are implemented.

I'm sorry but the game screen has big problems, the dialogues are too small, the icons can't be adjusted, the options are poor, the technical part is of low quality as a game area, audio, only the beep of the messages, another sore point, the plot, too easy to understand what happens to FMC, she will be diverted by Evelin, who honestly, I don't understand why she acts so bad, after she grew up with MC, so she will make FMC the slut for revenge, then Mia, I don't understand what purpose she has in the context, if the game is an NTR, then there are too many women who don't make sense with the plot, two easy things, but too easy, FMC is the slut of the resort, and MC is the useless cuckold ever.

Oh my god, this game genuinely surprised me in the best possible way. I went in with fairly normal expectations, but what I got was a well-written story with characters that actually feel alive . The female protagonist isn’t just a hollow model for the plot to move around — she has her own personality, emotions, and reactions. Even the side characters feel distinct instead of being lazy copy-paste stereotypes. What impressed me the most is how clean and coherent the story is. There’s no forced drama, no random nonsense, and no brain-dead plot twists that exist just for shock value. Everything flows naturally, and the pacing feels deliberate rather than rushed or sloppy. The portrayal of the female characters is especially refreshing. They show innocence, restraint, and emotional depth instead of immediately jumping into exaggerated or unrealistic behavior. That sense of purity and modesty actually makes the relationships feel more believable and meaningful, which is something a lot of games completely fail at. Overall, this game feels like it was made with genuine care and respect for storytelling. It’s engaging, immersive, and surprisingly mature in its approach. Definitely one of those titles that reminds you how good narrative-driven games can be when the creators actually try.