★★★★★(12)
Destined NTR
by Eroshyl
About Destined NTR
Destined NTR is a text-based romance simulator by Eroshyl, built in Unity and presented with 2D AI CG art. You play a male protagonist trying to move a new relationship forward, while a charming best friend uses her own methods to loosen your girlfriend’s shell. Her fame-hungry motives, long-distance pressure, and a bratty childhood friend who livestreams and stirs trouble push awkward teasing toward darker territory. Your choices shape what the girls become, with themes of netorare, cheating, and corruption.
The current build is v0.3a, released June 2, 2026, for Windows and Android in English, with no censorship. Development is ongoing, and the latest update adds Chapter 3 - Part I, covering Day 1 of your girlfriend’s new adventure. It includes 4 new conversations, over 3500 words, and more than 30 new CGs, roughly matching the length of all of Chapter 2. The update also introduces a Jealousy stat, reflecting your childhood friend’s issues, plus a Deleted Messages feature where characters may remove earlier messages if they change their minds.
Developer's description
You're trying to push your relatively new relationship to the next level, but it's proving to be harder than you thought. Worry not though, as you have your popular and charming best friend to help you, who has her own interesting methods to crack your girlfriend's shell. Her motives might not be completely selfless though, and with her relentless thirst for fame, you might have bitten off more than you can chew. With long distance coming in to play, and your bratty childhood friend, who when not livestreaming, is intent on causing as much trouble as possible for your relationship. What starts as awkward romance and playful teasing might slowly twist into something darker, and the choices you make, will shape what the girls become. Will you get your happy ending, or is losing it all just your destiny?
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Download Destined NTR v0.3a
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Player reviews
What players say
Most players like the writing and characters, despite repeated complaints about UI and story logic.
Players like
- Writing and story feel well crafted and coherent.
- Characters feel distinct, realistic, and emotionally engaging.
- Artwork and renders look polished and support the story.
- Phone interface can feel immersive and intuitive.
Common complaints
- UI text controls and forced clicking feel frustrating.
- Evelyn's actions and some plot logic feel weak.
- Choices lack clear outcomes and replay options are limited.
Best for players who enjoy slow, character-focused NTR phone games with detailed writing.
Summarised from 12 written player reviews.
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