Lovey Cuckoldry Play with an Understanding Wife

The game is a mostly kinetic visual novel following an otaku husband with a netorase fetish which his loving wife knows about and supports. The game follows him making the jump into letting his wife be held by other men and the events that follow this decision. The game has obvious bad MTL issues with most text being somewhat decipherable, even if sections require you to re-read it a couple of times. The writing from what can be understood is alright with a lot of decent character development and two different ending. The game never goes past netorase into netorare which is a nice change of pace for the genre. The art is in 2dcg and looks pretty good with the wife’s looking pretty hot in all the CG’s. There are a couple of times the female MC will have 2 sets of lips due to how the base plate was drawn but this isn’t that noticeable. The bigger issue is that the game has a real shortage of CGs for the number of h-scene it has, where often 1 or 2 CG with minor variations will be all that’s present for a h-scene and often these will be recycle in other h-scene. This is evident by the fact that game never shows the wife perspective , which feels like just a way to cutdown on the amount of required art, but hurts the overall player experience. The HUD is a little lacking with no quick save or load options and the menu icon is very small and easy to miss. The game also doesn’t allow for adjusting text speed which makes things feel quite slow and without an option to increase it, it means you are reflexively double clicking to speed this up, which often leads to skipping short lines. [Minor gripe] The way the game uses blank text lines to change the characters and expressions or CG can be annoying when replaying and skipping though content as really slows things down. Overall, the game is a nice attempt at the netorase/swigging genre without ever going full NTR at any point. The Art is great but just very limited for how long the game is and the bad MTL and lack of the wifes perspective really sullies what is there.