My Princess Bride

Every scene is NTR, but apart from that it's a great game that goes straight to the point. Very hot scenes, not trying to be GTA 5. Gameplay can be improved a little, but it works. You play as the male who escort your girl through a long corridor. Every time you get downed, a NTR scene plays, then you can resume, until you reach the end of the corridor. The gameplay loop is simple, but works perfectly for a H-game. You don't get any H-scene by escaping, and the bosses are very hard, so you're clearly just supposed to lose. Pros: - H scenes are super hot (six available I believe) - Simple side-scroller gameplay - Simple story - Simple controls Cons: - All scenes are NTR so obviously avoid this game if you can't at least tolerate it. - Scenes transitions are slow and watching them 3 times feels unnecessarily tedious (either the bar should progress faster, or the H-scene should auto-play while the player has to mash independently) - The art is overall very good, but the character upper bodies seem weirdly out of proportion (too small compared to their legs). Maybe an artistic choice idk. Still very hot.

Review of version 0.5b after completing at least one run and the gallery. I can say that this is not a bad game, simply a very small, unpolished one. The potential is there for this to be a good one, it's a matter of if and when the developer can devote the time and resources to doing so. The premise is that the player (as the Hero) must escort their bride to be (the Princess) out of the castle from a goblin attack. But with the enemies being legion, defeat may or may not be inevitable, meaning the princess will be captured and defiled in front of the hero's very eyes. The question then becomes whether or not the princess can get out of this while still sane and not mindbroken by goblin/orc D. The game is basically Escort Mission: the Game, but is not as bad as that sounds. For one, the princess is never ACTUALLY in need of protection. Enemies will not attack her in combat. But IF you lose, the princess is captured, and the hero wakes up to see the gobbos are goblinating her. A sequence ensues where the hero struggles out of his bonds (a.k.a. you mash the Enter key) as the gobbos stick their dongs in the princess to jizz on, in, and around her. This minigame is also COMPLETELY POINTLESS. The progression of the sex is dictated by how far the escape bar is, so it's not like the goblins will rape the princess more while you're taking your time breaking free. There's a bar that fills every time the princess is captured that I THINK is supposed to represent her being mindbroken by goblins, but at this early point in development I have no idea. Point is, this is a very early beta version of a game. I would recommend keeping your save in case the potential of this project is realized. Assuming that the dev doesn't pull a [game I am not allowed to mention under Rule 2] and drastically alter the code or swap engines so that older saves get bricked. Tl;dr, The Good Good animation quality Gameplay is simple and short, so a full run of the game doesn't take overly long. Gallery system The Bad The corruption mechanic in this game is poorly fleshed out. I get the concept, that the princess will fall into depravity over successive exposure to goblin D, but right now, little to none of the gameplay/scenes/ending really does anything to make it matter. Struggle minigame is a pointless method to artificially extend gameplay and H-scenes. The speed of the H-scene is dictated by how fast you can mash the key to escape your binds, so it's like not struggling slower means the princess gets dicked more. All it means is that you waste time hitting that key slower, meaning it takes longer to get back to actual gameplay. The Debatable NTR tag is there for a reason. Sort of. The princess will get dicked by everyone except the hero, but that's only if you lose a fight. And there's not a lot of context to the story behind "princess is your wife. Oh no, gobbos! Run with the princess!" so the emotional buildup and context for a proper NTR isn't really there. Rape tag is there for a reason. If you lose, the princess will be dicked against her will. This game has no bad endings, game overs, or lose conditions. When you lose a fight, you just go through the whole capture and escape sequence before going back to the point where you lost. The bar that fills has no bearing on gameplay or the ending when you finish. I don't know if this is because the game is an obvious beta build or if the game is meant to be a casual "play without worrying about game over because this game doesn't have that" experience.

Not bad for what it's trying to do. Side scrolling gameplay with a very simplistic feel. Incredibly hard to actually lose but still needs some bit of attention. Not really NTR in the traditional sense, but nonetheless I'd say it fits under the category broadly. We could always use more games that involve preventing your love interest from getting gobbed. Will need more scenes and enemy variety but the foundations seem decent at least. Gonna keep an eye on this one. Good luck dev.

Review of 0.5 tl;dr - I don't understand what this game is trying to be. It's an NTR that doesn't really have NTR? It's fine as a sidescroller that has some fun scenes but there's some things I have issues with. --- Pros : Decent scenes Okay sidescroller Cons : Combat is iffy NTR doesn't really make sense No real impact to the story --- The basic premise is you're escaping a dungeon and if you get downed the goblins/enemies rape your lover, the Princess. There's no buildup to the relationship so it's just 'she's your fiance, deal with it', which is fine, but doesn't really give much emotional impact. Further to this, every sex scene involves you mashing the enter key to advance stages. Each scene has three stages (the boss stages are just the same thing repeated) and there's bar for the princess that increases the more she's raped but there doesn't seem to be any affect on the scenes (wasn't anything in the gallery to suggest there would be either). The ending is just 'you win' and since no matter how much you lose, you can just mash the enter key and go back to the dungeon where you lost and carry on, you can never actually lose unless you stop playing. It's a game that doesn't seem to know what it wants to do but maybe I'm just not getting part of the concept here. Still, three stars because there was nothing technically wrong with it, I just didn't find it coherent.