Mina! A Phone Story
About Mina! A Phone Story
Mina! A Phone Story is a story-driven adult visual novel made with Ren'Py by DramaticDonut, using 2D AI-generated CG art. It plays as a phone-based story game. You are Mina's boyfriend, helping her pop-star dream grow while becoming closer to other girls in her group. The cast includes Mina, Alex, and Nora, and managing them becomes personal. Core themes include romance, cheating, and netorare.
The current v0.22 release, dated October 10, 2026, runs on Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android. It is available in English and is uncensored. Development is ongoing, as shown by the changelog; the v0.21 update continued the story, settled who won the maid event, and added a beach date. Earlier updates also added a maid event, gallery improvements for revealing missing pictures and collecting CGs across runs, visits to Nora, Blue Haven trip, beach day, older CG improvements, Blue's comeback, a special day with Mina, more Snapgram content, spicy developments, and an Android icon.
Developer's description
MINA! A Phone Story A story-driven NTS/sharing phone game about love, trust, and the very dangerous job of managing a girl group. You play as Mina's boyfriend as her dream of becoming a pop star slowly turns into something bigger. Before long, you are not only supporting her career, but also getting pulled closer to the other girls around her. Mina is getting braver, Alex keeps making things complicated, Nora has her own quiet way of surprising you and being their manager quickly becomes much more personal than expected. Will you stay focused on Mina or let the bond with the whole group grow into something more?
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Player reviews
What players say
Most players rate it positively, praising art, writing, pacing, and characters, while some criticize familiarity and choice impact.
Players like
- AI artwork and character visuals are frequently praised.
- Writing and dialogue feel natural, engaging, and solid.
- NTR/NTS pacing is well handled and not rushed.
- Mina and band characters are likable and distinct.
Common complaints
- Gameplay and story feel very familiar to other phone NTS games.
- Player choices are limited, repetitive, or feel meaningless.
- UI and saving bugs interrupt conversations occasionally.
Best for players who enjoy phone-based NTS/NTR games with good art and gradual buildup.
Summarised from 19 written player reviews.
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