★★★★★(11)
Last Seen NTR
by MaestroBreak
About Last Seen NTR
Last Seen NTR is a point-and-click dating sim and sandbox romance by MaestroBreak, made in Godot. You play a male college student whose new relationship with Aiko begins on the same campus, but conflicting schedules, jobs, and her strict dorm keep the couple apart. Most contact happens through a phone, where her openness can gradually fade. The story centers on optional netorare, romance, and corruption, with 2D AI CG visuals.
The current build is v0.02, released September 30, 2026, and development is ongoing. It runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, is in English, and is uncensored. The update adds two new story days, 37 CGs, six FB animated scenes and one animated video call. It also introduces an FB app, a Guardian update with Aiko’s diary, message reactions, and Fast Forward for replaying earlier content across saves. My Girl gains more details and story flags, boyfriend mode hides private material, and the gallery, touch navigation, and accessibility improve. AI translations for Russian, German, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese are included, alongside fixes for images, dialogue, continuity, and general quality-of-life issues.
Developer's description
You and Aiko just started college on the same campus. You live close enough to walk to each other, but opposite schedules, work shifts, and Aiko’s strict dorm keep getting in the way. So most of your relationship now happens through a phone. Aiko tells you almost everything. The problem is that “almost” can slowly become less and less. NTR IS OPTIONAL. If you want to protect the relationship, you can. If you want to make a few questionable choices and see where they lead... you can do that too.
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Player reviews
What players say
Most reviews are positive, praising dialogue and visuals, though one reviewer strongly criticizes writing and art.
Players like
- Plausible characters and appealing relationship dynamics
- Natural-sounding dialogue and generally strong writing
- Consistent AI art with appealing character visuals
- Clean UI and useful stat or selection features
Common complaints
- Dialogue can feel awkward or needs polishing
- Some art feels repetitive or low quality
- Live alerts or pop-ups disrupt navigation
Best for players who enjoy slow-burn NTR phone games with strong dialogue and stats.
Summarised from 11 written player reviews.
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