No Harem Just NTR

This one, as of Ep 3, is simply terrible. The story is horrible, full of cliches, boring developments, poor writing and characters you can't get attached to. Specially the MC. And it's a kinetic novel, so no justification in having to build too many branch paths or anything like it. Render quality is really low, as are the quality of the character models. Sex scenes are mediocre, but with such models there's not much that can be done; still, animations are very short and repetitive and in general pretty basic. There are very few sounds in the game and those that there are really work as a detriment instead of an improvement. And there are glitches and visual bugs in many of the images. This Game is Stupid

The game is far from terrible, but it is clearly highly improvable, which is probably the most accurate way to define it. The main storyline is interesting, even if not particularly believable — something that can be forgiven within this genre. However, since this is a kinetic novel, the writing quality and narrative pacing become absolutely critical, and this is where the experience struggles the most. At several points, the pacing becomes sluggish, to the extent that skipping dialogue feels tempting, which should never be necessary in a story-driven game. Dialogue often relies heavily on clichés and filler content, making many conversations feel repetitive, predictable, and unengaging. Applying the classic principle of “less is more” would greatly benefit the experience: trimming unnecessary exposition, tightening scenes, and using the remaining dialogue to build more convincing characters would result in a far more dynamic and engaging narrative. Regarding the NTR plot itself, the game delivers on its basic premise — the antagonist systematically taking every important woman from the protagonist’s life. However, a crucial emotional layer is missing: we rarely see how these losses actually affect the main character. The emotional impact feels muted, which weakens the entire narrative arc. Instead of constantly introducing new female characters while the protagonist remains oblivious, the story would benefit greatly from focusing on closing the corruption arcs of already fallen characters and showing the psychological consequences on the MC. This approach would create a much stronger emotional progression and narrative cohesion. On the character design side, the models are serviceable, but noticeably below the current standard set by other visual novels using Honey Select 2. The female characters suffer from overly exaggerated physical attributes, resulting in bodies that feel nearly identical, while smaller defining details — which help establish individuality and personality — are largely absent. Investing more time into refining and differentiating character models would significantly improve visual identity and immersion. In terms of characterization, each girl does display a distinct personality, which is a positive aspect. However, the writing does not always do justice to these traits. Meanwhile, the male characters fall into the typical cliché of unattractive men who, through pure narrative convenience, manage to dominate every situation. This undermines credibility and weakens the NTR dynamics. Strengthening character depth and providing believable emotional vulnerabilities would allow the antagonist’s influence to feel earned rather than forced. The game’s most critical flaw is its poor sense of immersion and lack of atmosphere, which severely undermines the overall experience. This problem stems from several interconnected factors: the complete absence of ambient music and environmental sound effects during most of the game, outdated scene transitions, and extremely static visual presentation. Together, these elements make the world feel empty, artificial, and emotionally flat. The lack of sound design is particularly damaging, as silence dominates nearly every scene outside of the sexual content. This strips conversations and story moments of emotional weight, making interactions feel lifeless and disconnected. While it is understandable that a solo developer working on multiple projects may face time constraints, this is precisely where the “less is more” philosophy should be applied. Reducing overall content and reallocating that time toward sound design, atmosphere building, and scene refinement would dramatically improve immersion and perceived production quality. This lack of immersion also extends to scene presentation. Transitions are outdated, with characters abruptly materializing and fading out, and scenes often feel extremely static, evoking the structure of older Japanese visual novels. In contrast, modern visual novels prioritize dynamic pacing, more expressive staging, and smoother transitions. Adopting these contemporary techniques would significantly enhance narrative flow, emotional engagement, and overall player involvement. The sex scenes, while functional, also lag significantly behind current genre standards. Although sound effects are present here, their quality is poor and often more distracting than immersive. Combined with stiff animations, abrupt transitions, and distant camera angles that fail to capture facial expressions, these scenes feel underwhelming and technically dated. The developer should invest time into mastering Honey Select 2, refining both character models and scene composition. Embracing more modern visual novel presentation standards, improving sound design, streamlining dialogue, and focusing on deeper emotional storytelling would elevate the project dramatically. Most importantly, the writing must move away from genre clichés and aim for stronger character development, emotional impact, and narrative coherence. That said, as previously mentioned, the developer is currently working on another parallel project, which naturally limits the time and resources that can be devoted to implementing these improvements. For this reason, expanding the development team would be a highly advisable step, as it would allow for higher production quality, faster iteration, and a more polished final result.

A very good game, exquisitely crafted, with beautiful art style. The female characters are all very attractive, and the content is very rich. It's a perfect work for NTR. I hope in the future the content about the mother can be improved, making the storyline even richer and showing corruption. It would be even better if branching paths could be added. This is a work with great potential.

Decently enjoyable game with perhaps slightly dated renders but still decent. The girls look nice. Now, the story and dialogue are not great, and kind of cringe-inducing. The scenes were nice though, and I like the mechanic where you can choose whether or not you want to see the scenes from other points of view. Honestly, despite these problems, the biggest one for me was that the guys who NTR the MC are kind of ugly, short, and scrawny. Maybe that's just my preference though

This one, as of Ep 2, is simply terrible. The story is horrible, full of cliches, boring developments, poor writing and characters you can't get attached to. Specially the MC. And it's a kinetic novel, so no justification in having to build too many branch paths or anything like it. Render quality is really low, as are the quality of the character models. Sex scenes are mediocre, but with such models there's not much that can be done; still, animations are very short and repetitive and in general pretty basic. There are very few sounds in the game and those that there are really work as a detriment instead of an improvement. And there are glitches and visual bugs in many of the images. So, all in all, this is a hard not-recommend on my behalf.

[Ep.2A] This is surprisingly good NTR in the oblivious MC subtype. The story uses tropes and NTR logic like a black bar over a girl's eyes being enough to censor the video (or the MC just being that dense that he won't recognize them from just that). The MC is pretty delusional about his charisma and value, but not in a malicious or mean-spirited way. It's actually quite a good balance and he still comes off as a good kid that is getting NTRed. This isn't an NTR story about slow corruption (although corruption steps definitely exist). The NTR punch comes from the reality that the players see vs the expectations that the MC has about the women around him. The characterizations of the women are actually really well done. They each have their personality type and backstory, goals, and motivations that the MC knows about. And the MC will assume the best about them and dismiss any kind of hints of something fishy going on. But Daiki (the antagonist) will uncover their true natures and show the player that they are all sluts deep down. The other main aspect of the story is the fact that the MC built a website for the antagonist without realizing he was going to use it as a porn site. All the videos are the women around the MC that Daiki bangs, but the MC doesn't realize it's them. It's stupid, but I like this trope of the oblivious MC calling women in the video sluts without realizing it's people close to him lol. The story isn't structured for long drawn out arcs, I think. It's more about the setup and then the payoff for each women. The relationship building and dynamics between MC and the women are the setup, and then the payoff is when they fall with almost no resistance, revealing their true natures to the player. The English is good. Dialogues are good. Yes, it's tropey and not taking itself too seriously, but it's good NTR writing, imo. The only thing I found annoying was the sex sounds. Especially the first sex scene, oh my god that was awful. The moaning sounds are fine (even good), but the *kichi kichi kichi kichi* sounds are just retarded. It's a sound effect you hear on some RPGM games probably because it's some default audio effect available that was repurposed for sex sounds. There is no reason to use this grating sound here. Also, the graphics are pretty poor in quality.

No Harem Just NTR [Ep.2A] Eh, sex scenes were good, I guess. Everything else, tho... oof. Story, writing, dialogues are pure cringe, full of nothing and feel shallow, lots of cliche and all in between. Characters are flat, predictable, boring, "unrealistic" and full of "hentai-cliche" ~Okay-good, great models and scenes. No sounds. Check it if you have time and you are okay with cringe. Again, models and scenes look good. Just don't read into dialogues. Story - ~0,2/5 Choices/Gameplay - 0/5 KN Characters - ~0,1/5 MC - ~0,1/5 Who cares. Not MC, not whatever bull, doesn't matter. Models/Animations - ~2,2/5

Very good exciting work. Game currently without any choices, but its still very hot with this plot where antagonist will steal everyone from around MC and its worth a shot. Looking forward to it. Thanks for the Game.

very good game with huge potential. i hope it gets regular updates. my only complaint is there is too little buildup before the sex. the corruption process is fun. please try spend more time on corruption before going to sex scenes. good work ,very hot.

It is criminal how there is no sound during sex scenes. Also it should be mentioned over half the scenes in the gallery have no sex at all (which means there are lot of pointless options in Ep 1 alone). Sad to see as I actually expected this new direction to be a lot better. The female models looks nice at least? That's something positive.

Great start, the characters look great and the scenes are nice! Really into this type of NTR so cant wait for more, the girls/daiki's pov made it better! Getting some scene while in school or the fast food place would be nice too.

The game is cute and fun. The plot is similar to same other game but it's expressed in a way that it's entertaining. The girls are pretty cute with nice figures. It's nice the game gives you the chance to change prospective throughout the game, so that is unlike some other game where you choose prospect in the start of the game, you end up playing the game a couple times.