NTR Fates: Anamnesis

The game is a breath of fresh air for the RPGM NTR genre. The protagonist, far from being an inept, cowardly, or perverted individual who enjoys being cheated on by his girlfriend, is portrayed as brave, daring, and protective of those he loves. Alongside this, the game seeks to tell a story that gradually unfolds with its humor, mystery, and the sad reality that the protagonist gives his all to protect those he loves, but little by little the circumstances become more and more against him. The game's downsides are the lack of 2DCG for much of the story and constant lag due to the mansion's large size. However, despite this, the game manages to create an interesting story in a coherent world, with charismatic characters and a captivating premise. 5 stars, and I hope the developer continues to do excellent work with this project.

Incredibly slow burn, most of the "scenes" are sprites and not much original pixel art. Sadly there are barely any scenes that have any actual action so I'd give this a pass unless you actually have a lot of time to burn. Decent story though.

I'm sort of confused at the positive reviews, theres no art in this game, it's just like super low effort pixel art like you can see in the banner here. The story is really good however, pacing is fine as well, but this game really just threw me off by there literally being no real H-art at all.

Well written. Not much art, but it is implemented in a charming and creative way. The protagonist tries fighting back. A gem in a sea of slop. Pacing is great, story is understandable, although a bit too unlucky for MC. Keep going!

A very promising early build that feels like it could become a real hidden gem with time and polish. The world design is simple but effective, encouraging light exploration without overwhelming the player. Character banter during quests is enjoyable and well-paced once the main town is reached, and the antagonist stands out as surprisingly nuanced rather than cartoonishly evil. The sprite work is especially impressive, with detailed environmental touches and smooth visual implementation that show real care from the developer. That said, the intro pacing is rough, with awkward time skips and slow movement sections that can test patience. Combat feels overly complex compared to the simplicity of the overworld, presenting more numbers and systems than necessary. Character portraits and some visual elements could use more personality and variety. Despite these flaws, the foundation is strong, and with refinement in pacing, UI clarity, and presentation, this could grow into something truly special.

Dev is a literal genius, a prodigy. Not only is the writing the ultra rare good, human-writen stuff, they get the essence of what makes a good NTR game. Their update literally cucks you by withholding content exactly where you'd expect to see some. - Writing: Really good, 5/5, I hate 99% of the cast and feel betrayed by the heroines - Art: Fairly good, 4/5. An good eye for quality can see where corners were cut, but for an h-game it's still top-tier stuff - Gameplay: One of the best RPGM games I've seen, 5/5. No unecessary laggy, buggy stuff. The minigames were actually engaging. Considering the skills displayed, the only way for this game to turn out bad is if the dev WANTS it to be bad.

It's good. Incredibly good, actually. I'm making this review as of the 0.4.5v3 update, and I am genuinely amazed. The story is surprisingly good, a bit confusing for now but it's actually a nice plot. It's done really, really well and I have to congratulate the developer because it's clear he's really putting effort into this, it's not just another generic NTR game. It is slow-burn, but it's done really well. It doesn't feel grindy or boring. The fact that the MC gets to actually witness most of the action is kinda refreshing. It's also done in a way that actually kind of makes sense instead of just using some random bullshit excuse for it. My only small caveat as of now is that the main heroine that we've seen up until now seems... a bit dumb in her motives, although I have some guesses as to why it is this way, and I hope it will get addressed in future updates. Overall it's definitely a 5/5 game for NTR enjoyers. The only big hope I have is that the heroines are actually virgins (which judging by the game's tags is probably the case) and that it gets emphasized.

great corruption game, i love the story, its going in a very good direction, its well written and the characters all have their own charm, i like it, this game has potential, and the art, i really like it. THIS GAME IS GOATED

It's official Jill is hands down the dumbest ntr character ive ever seen and ive seen a lot... I think this is the first a t time I've seen the uncorrupted defend her molester from the boyfriend like literal sword fight...

An enjoyable game, good humor, and good pixel art. But NTR is incredibly stupid. It was genuinely enjoyable and funny to play, and as a comedy RPG, it really succeeds, but as soon as the action gets to where we're all expecting, the plot becomes brutally contrived. A silly but sweet maid spends several days creating sabotage worse than some ninjas, and the main character's girlfriend experiences gravity issues, causing her legs to separate at the slightest touch. Invisible walls and potions limiting the main character's actions appear at the perfect time, and a character with the power of an avenger and the brain of a snail appears, who is so crucial to the plot's progress that no one can stop him, not even God! (Or a local aristocrat who removed himself from the plot just in time.) It all feels silly and dull, and the tying of the player's hands through pianos in the bushes and the humor seem unnecessary. The developer is really good at writing stories and humor, so if you ask me, I would recommend him to make some kind of light comedy adventure story. As for this game, what we came for is lacking and feels dull, while the non-XXX part of the story is much better, so decide for yourself what you want from this game.

This game is one of the best I've played. The art, story, and writing is all top notch. It is linear (no major choices or branching paths or anything like that right now), and it really is for NTR enjoys only, but if that's your jam then you'll love this. One of the most unique things about this game is that the MC gets to see pretty much all the NTR taking place, he just can't stop it. I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes! Review of v0.4.5

Rev @ NTR Fates: Anamnesis [v0.4] ...I'ma call it Amnesia: Dork Descent. Art's eh. Standing pics are simple and I don't get much out of pixel animations. Writing is good*. Scenario's novel enough, narrative is alright, characterization is strong. Neat that the bull isn't immediately a giant cockbag for once. That being said, everything is too verbose and slow. Not the pace of corruption, mind; the intro takes forever, the walking is too slow, and there's too much extraneous faffabout. Porn I covered in the art section, and gameplay I griped about in the writing section. TLDR: Could easily get better, felt overlong for now.

Review for 0.4 The main characters are written surprising well for a NTR story. The humor, although strange for a NTR story works. The map isn't too big and the even the small details such as NPC and map exits have detail to them. Combat is strangely complex. Its not bad, but just strange for a NTR game. (in the newest update the fight is skippable which is nice even thought its beatable) Pixel work is nicely done. Art is decent. So far, consistent communication and updates, hopefully that'll continue. Only con so far is the sound work.

Although it's still in the early stages, I'm really liking the pace. And the sprites are pretty good. It's rare to find an H game with good jokes, and I like how it takes its time to familiarize you with the heroines (the NTR is going to hurt more that way, and I like that).

I'm torn between giving this a 3 and a 5 as of v0.2: I'll go through what I didn't like and what I liked: What I didn't like - the intro sequence: The first scenes were just going all over the place. It felt like the little timeskips were just very weird. That followed by having my character forced to move at a snails pace in long passage ways almost made me stop playing. Some of the longer winding trails also feel the same. - the combat is too complex for how simple everything else is. There are too many numbers and too much info when the entirety of the overworld game bits are very simplified. Level design, dialogue, everything is simple. Yet the combat has so much going on. It's not difficult but I found myself using like 10% of the info. "How much health do they have? How much damage do I need" That's all I wanted to see. - Other nitpicks include: The MC's avatar design, the beard is a bit strange touch. I do think the main 2 girls should have had slightly different body types to hit more tropes. Little bit of lost potential there. The main part bit about memory loss doesn't seem to be as serious as the intro makes out to be. I feel like it could be removed and the 2nd half of the current game would have played the same. Maybe above is a bit harsh but only because I came in expecting nothing and found that this could actually be a hidden cult gem. So I'll go through the good now. The things I liked: - The shape of the world is quite nice. The map design is simple, open and to the point. It's not detailed at all but in a good way. I liked the bites of exploration. - The smaller story sequences are very well done. They are entertaining banter between the characters. The characters aren't super interesting but just enough for it to not go too overboard. All of their interactions during the quests were pleasant and makes you care for them slowly. Well paced after the main town is reached. - The "antagonist" is also very well written. He's not a hateable guy. Even when we see him doing the "bad thing", I felt like he just has his own way of handling things. Given that, it definitely has me onboard to see what kind of danger the girls are in. I expect that I won't even hate the antagonist even then, only undersand why he's doing things like that. - The sprite work is great! While the art works like avatars are amateur work and I don't mind it. The sprite work is really nice. The visual coding also feels like it has no bugs so everything works smoothly. If you worked with RPGmaker before you would know that it's easy to screw this up. But the sprite scenes are very well done, even the maids are bowing. Well detailed! Overall good stuff. I write this review in hopes that more people will give this game a chance and perhaps throw a few bucks at the dev so the work can continue. Best of luck and we will be watching closely. I will update my review when we get to bigger story updates.

The writing is pretty good, found myself chuckling at some of the jokes. I'd wait for a few more updates because rn the playtime is around ~2:00 hours (maybe a bit less) if you don't rush and explore. (Written on the 0.2 release)

I gave this game A try and at the moment its little more then a demo but it has a whole lot of potential I like the whole approach where the girl's aren't Ultra Bimbo's but instead two women who become victim's of their own naivety and having the Aggressors force themselves on to and or blackmailing them to do even more degrading thing's I just hope the story does not fall victim to overdone trope's like the girl's suddenly turning on the MC and falling in love with their tormentors but instead i would love to see a display of conflicting emotions guilt by what those men had them do and a unwillingness to tell the man who they both love what happened out of their love for him that would add an extra layer of drama in my opinion But as it stands now this game is very early in it's development and it could use some polish in certain area's like how the movement system works because it feels a little stiff at the moment and unique enemy portraits to separate itself from other RPGM games that use shared assets But that's all for now if this game receives any further update and i hope it does I'll update this review to reflect that

Demo review Optimistic but little to see to have a solid opinion. The art style is nice, the combat is fine, the little sex we see in the demo is limited to a few pixel scenes (the dev says they aren't confident in their art so not to expect too much CG if any). Cautiously hopeful but we'll see how it turns out.

Short edit after the second update: I wanted to add a star to the rating because the game is coming together nicely. The battle system seems to be improved a bit by healing your party after each battle and keeping the number of battles to a minimum. The story is well-written and original (although a bit goofy sometimes) and the lewd scenes are nice but few (so far). The only major thing that could still be improved in my opinion is the character portaits. They could use some more details and variety. Apart from that, very promising game so far. _____________________________________________________________________________ A very promising start, but the game isn't quite there yet. It shows some resemblance to other RPGM NTR games with a slow build-up. I just hope the dev can stear away from using the same predictable corruption cycles. I wasn't very thrilled to see this game had turn-based combat, but even though some battles can be a bit annoying it's at least nice to see the battles aren't random (so far) and you need some strategy to win them. The dev clearly put effort into creating something with a higher quality than your average RPGM game. The world feels atmospheric due to the good use of sounds and lighting. I just think the two female main characters could use an upgrade. The artwork is decent but it's also very basic. The two girls use the same standard female models with very similar eyes, body sizes and emotionless faces. A bit more effort here would make a big difference in future updates. One last thing I want to get off my chest, I really don't understand why developers keep using the cliche dream sequence where you 'see' the LI's get plowed at the start of the game. Here's why it sucks: it happens so early in the game that you don't even know the two girls. You don't care about them yet and you don't even know what they look like. Therefore the scene isn't hot or exciting but it does spoil the suspense because it shows you exactly what is gonna happen later in the story. Also the starting screen, music and the writing need some more polishing but I'm sure that will be fixed in future updates. Good luck!

Great start, I like the flow of the story; it isn't jarring to read. The art is really nice. The plot it's building from the dream sequence is a bit cliché but good nonetheless. It has sound for the pixel scenes, which is the sole thing I really care about. Nothing else to say. I saw some spelling mistakes, but nothing extreme. Good luck to the dev, he has something good going on.