NTR Room

This is a kinetic visual novel with pseudo‑choices — you can’t influence the story in any way. It was starting to get interesting when he caught his wife in a fitting room with another man. Just as the tension begins to build up, everything abruptly ends, and the main character turns into a pathetic cuckold in literally one minute. I’m not against NTR (Netorare), but here it’s done extremely poorly: first, they agree to do everything together, then the wife essentially decides for herself what she’s allowed to do, acts however she wants, and the husband becomes just one of the toys in her game. I dropped it right at that moment. Considering the author’s previous games, which ended in the first or second act, I’ve added the author to my blacklist and wouldn’t recommend their work at all. Generally, I rarely drop games or give them low ratings, but this is exactly one of those cases.

The story makes no sense whatsoever. She claimed she would be honest, yet in the end she’s been cheating on him for a long time. The MC still hasn’t confronted her about the fitting room, nor about the photos he didn’t even know existed. The player’s choices are completely irrelevant; this is nothing more than a kinetic romance disguised as an interactive story. The only possible saving grace would be adding a revenge route that ends in divorce.

None of the characters in this game are interesting. The "wife" cheats for money that, based on the game's events, they don't seem to need. Then, when the MC finds out, instead of getting angry, he says how hot it is! After that, they enter NTS, and from the very first moment, the wife falls in love with another man and only talks about him, how eager she is to see him, and so on. Overall, all the characters are garbage. The writing is weak, dry, and emotionless. The art is poor; no effort has been put into it at all...it's utterly simple, stiff, and lifeless. The game world is very small. There is no gameplay. The choices aren't logical, or perhaps the variables behind them haven't been handled correctly. All in all, this game has a lot of problems. I suggest the developer play some of the good phone-based games out there so these issues become clearer to them.

Guess I'll go first. 1/5, not a single redeemable part. Gameplay 1/5: The choices seem inconsequential, often amounting to two differently phrased versions of the same response. The dialogue between characters seems sporadic and jarring. The images are meager and few. For something that's apparently 3 chapters deep, it feels much like a rough draft for the first few lines to a brand new VN. Story 1/5: It's another one of those "I don't know the difference between NTS and NTR, so I'll just call it NTR" games. Starts off suddenly "hey I didn't notice that secret room down there!" then immediately jumps to "I like it" with no agency from the player. Art 2/5: It's fine I guess? Stiff, empty, generic, but of quality.