Summer Stolen Paradise

I start the game. I see endure the prologue and right then and there I exit the game, search for the latest save posted in the thread, so that I can have all the scenes unlocked without a single effort. Imagine a prologue for a hentai game provoking such a reaction that you already don't want to engage in any dialogue or whatsovever. I see the recollection room(which, by the way, such a silly and annoying thing that keeps being put into these games. Just make a "gallery" option at main menu, jesus) and you actually have the option to: "watch the entire H-scene" or "just the H parts", which already tells you the absurd amount of text that this game has. However, if you want to watch only the H parts, you actually can't, because there still dialogues in it before the actual scene. At which point, I gave up this game entirely. I have nothing to say other than the fact that plot development in a hentai game is beyond overrated. It's not that it shouldn't exist, but definetly shouldn't be the focus of the game. The animation and the art aren't bad. I quite like it actually, but I wonder how much better it would be, had all the time spent writing texts had been used toward this instead.

One of the absolute best NTR RPGM games around here. Sure is long and with a lot of text, but this is not a CG collector game, theres a good story surrounding the game and theres good and hot scenes with good enough characters and lot of content. If you enjoy and love NTR, this game will make you feel that dread excitement you know only certain scenes from a few games can make you feel... this one has the rush and dose you need. Shio (FMC) is extremely hot and naive but her love for Dan (MC) is pure and strong, so strong it lasted way more than we expected. Quality Netorare.

Overall the game is decent. I'd call it good, it has its pros, but the cons were honestly painful. So, the pros: -The concept itself is very good and interesting. It's a pretty solid NTR game. -I'd call the art style neutral, but it has some well-drawn and arousing moments. -Sound. Finally, a developer who actually works on the audio, because it's part of what we're looking for in games like this. And then the cons start: -The characters are plastic. They're cliché, and that would be fine, we've seen plenty of games like that. But it becomes a problem because of the next point. -Dialogues. Actually, no. DIALOGUES. There are so, so many of them. Members on this site often say "Less is more," and the author could really use that. The plot just isn't interesting or exciting enough to justify that much reading. -Sex scenes are way too dragged out. Instead of splitting them into sub-scenes where you can pick your moments, some scenes last 2-3 minutes (and that’s with skip dialogue on. Without it, I think it’s like 10 minutes). The problem is we're not watching a porn clip like a TV show; we’re looking for things that turn us on. Here, you're just forced to watch and read. -Overall the gameplay is a huge slog. People aren't sharing saves because of the author's request, and I get why he asked. It’s because you just want to skip everything and go straight to the recollection room. That's a very bad sign. -Also, it's impossible to play this without a guide. It really needs at least some exclamation marks over quest NPCs, clearer directions and hints. Without a guide, I would've 100% dropped the walkthrough. Overall, it deserves a 3/5. If the author cuts out the fluff, it could definitely become one of the best. Also, the art gets much better towards the end, which is another plus.

It hurts me to give this a 2, considering that there is nice production value here, but I simply cannot give this an "average" rating when I couldn't manage to finish a single storyline (Masaru) due to increasing tedium of gameplay and the overall atrocious writing. The bloat of dialogue/narration in this game cannot be understated. Simple interactions that could be serviceable for building to larger moments end up being points of frustration because there are mountains and mountains of dialogue with built-in pauses between sentences. This results in what should be a minute-long conversation lasting 5-10 at times. And when moments like these are commonplace, the overall experience suffers. If that was my only complaint, I'd have finished the game and could see myself giving it a 3/5, but unfortunately, the main character is lobotomized. A little miscommunication is normal in a relationship, as it is in a NTR story, but the sheer number of times that our main character, Dan, decides that he doesn't need to bother his girlfriend with CRITICAL and potentially LIFE-THREATENING information is beyond the pale. It boggles the mind how the writer of this game could imagine a lead character with this little autonomy or consideration for his girlfriend and their relationship. NTR works best when something beautiful is being destroyed by a few key mistakes or simply due to lust running amok. In this case, there is no relationship to steal because the lead character is an absolute dullard. Their "relationship" was a ticking time bomb, and I encourage the writer to take more care in the other storylines, not that I'm inclined to try them out from this frustrating showing.

TLDR: The concept is great, the execution is average. This is not a bad game, but it has a very big problem: it is extremely backloaded. What I mean by that is that there's nothing to see during the first HOURS of the game, and then everything start to ramp very fast. Corrutpion should be slow, I agree, but there is a difference between slow and nothing, then everything. The pacing is extremely poor. Also, the scenes, while hot, are, for some, way too long. While pressing the skip button, a sex scene took around 5mn... too much text that tell the same thing over and over again. At one point, you simply lose your "power" it gets boring. If you can push throught the first hours of the game, you have a couple of good scenes here and there.

The minigames are decent but a tiny bit buggy, the art is getting a bit better although I think it still could use some polish, the writing isn't bad either. Honestly I'd give a full 5 out of 5 if a little more work was done on the art, the bugs were smoothed out, and the game was finished. I'll probably come back and change my rating when that does happen. Truly my main gripes with this game is that there's a lot of travel time (even with the fast travel) and a lot of fairly time consuming mechanics that aren't 100% necessary. The minigames already add quite a bit of playtime to keep people occupied, so there shouldn't also be so many instances where you need to run back and forth between areas to complete storylines (such as: collect a bunch of ingredients so that you can get to the next step of a quest, but you can only collect a max of 3 portions per day due to energy levels). However, I will give it credit that the story writing in between each of those running segments is actually well written as far as NTR games go. I genuinely felt myself getting a bit more invested in the story and starting to like or hate characters accordingly (which is an excellent sign for story writing). Overall 4/5 but it would not take a ton of work to get me to bump it up to a 5/5. Great work dev, keep it up!

This review is written as of playing the v0.31 version (as a patreon member). I've been supporting the dev for a while and I'm still surprised by how underrated this game is. The reviews here seems to be a mixed bag but it is more to do with people not wanting to read than anything else. Story and Characters: A meaningful story that can be taken as a flaw if you are here for a quick fap but hear me out, the slow burn here works well because of the huge amount of content that comes after the first part which starts off slower. People who got infuriated because NTR characters act a certain way in NTR games baffled me so you have to understand the game you are playing is not a romance or a pure love story. Anyway, I'm talking about the completed route of the finished Bakery NTR path. If you are for the darkest corners of NTR then Summer Paradise delivers because of the time you spent with the characters in each route. This is assuming you do read the text and is invested in them. The main characters are developed and are alot more than your average NTR or adult game characters. They make surprising decisions and have thoughts that you would never expect this type of game to have. There is also a mystery being cooked here with where the game occurs. I can tell a lot of care is put into the lore. Personally, I find myself invested in the mystery but not exactly theorizing anything. Art: There's a bunch of animated scenes. Some of them can be staggering but they work pretty well to create movement in the scene. Most of the people that doesn't rate the game as high as I do would tell you that they enjoyed the scenes. I won't grab a save file if you want to see because it hits a lot more playing it yourself. Art can be sketch-like at times but most of the time, it works well for the type of game. Gameplay: It felt a little slow at the start but once the first hour or so is over me, it felt pretty easy and smooth to get from scene to scene. It's not completely turn off your brain and play but you never really have to solve an engineering problem or code a rocket in your backyard here. You do have to pay some attention but if not, someone made a walkthrough somewhere that'll help. All in all, as long as dev keeps up the good work with the new route which is looking to be promising, I'll keep supporting and keep this at 5 stars. Can't believe how underrated this is but I guess people just don't have the patience anymore nowadays. If you do, I find this game rewarding with the large amount of content in just one route alone.

I am giving this game solid 3 stars. It'S set in very pessimistic world where every guy except mc is absolut shitbag and every female character easely corruptable slut. The mc himself is always one step behind everyone and absolute loser to the point of ridicolusness. I actually started to hate the guy. The scenes are hot thought.

v0.30.02 Public Havent played this in a while, but gave the new version a go. Quite a lot of progress has been made since I played last year. Not sure if it was always an issue but the text and text boxes feel sluggish and unresponsive. I can't quite articulate it other than saying "clunky", but there is something about the text boxes that doesn't feel right and it detracts from the game overall. Another mention is that randomly the text boxes get hidden when the initial dialogue starts, and I need to right click it to unhide it. This happens very often and I feel like it causes me to miss dialogue since you can skip text when the box is hidden. Other than the above, I am happy with the game overall and wish the dev the best with their future updates

Good storyline with reasonable game progression on ntr-corruption genre game. CG is not bad too, I like this. Game System is okay with rpgm sometime feel buggy but overall is still good to play. Glad I have found this game and Dev.

I love some parts of the game, although the art is somewhat amateurish, it still looks decent and has certain quality to it. Mechanics are fine as well, the minigame gets boring real quick, could consider getting an option of streamlining it. The story however is mighty flawed. I couldn't get past the breaking point, which was the mistake every cliche romance author does, further on in spoiler. Spoiler: spoiler story Using the cheapest tool known to mankind and romance authors in general - misunderstanding. The author had such a great way of building up the corruption, but then needed a catalyst at the breaking point and so he used a misunderstanding to force the act. When they had to communicate and possibly solve it? Well, then our character got a "headache" and couldn't articulate beyond 5yro vocabulary Had the story part been better, as it is quite paramount to experience, I would have rated it 4, but this feels like a cheap way out.

TL;DR: The game (v0.30.02) is trying to do way too much at once with gameplay and the story its trying to tell. It's also trying too hard to "be better than what it is", if that makes any sense at all. The MC (Dan) being utterly incompetent during the course of story whenever it was most convenient to lead to the next scene was also slightly infuriating, when Dan also shows some quite good character at a handful of moments. It makes it hard to take the game a bit seriously at times when the game itself wants you to take it a little seriously at certain scenes. At least the art is charming. I'll come back to re-review when more routes are added, maybe.

Story is cool, situations are good, graphics are good in my view, its own style etc. The main game is a bit to ambitious for a fap-game, its easy to forget the reason fap-games exist, its the fap part mostly. Its almost to complex and expansive for its own good, but at the same time, its very charming in that sense. Over-engineered with lots of game systems, but still cool.

I like true NTR with a bit of mystery, corruption, and realistic pressures that don't involve fantasy bullshit like hypnosis. This game does do all that, but the delivery is really bad. Long-winded, hard to follow dialogue and instructions. Slow pace and tedious gameplay. The art is nice and has a handcrafted feel to it. But you'll need to trudge through reams of text to see any of it and there isn't much anyway.

"A Surprising Gem with Depth, Emotion, and Heat" Summer Stolen Paradise blew past my expectations. At first glance, it looks like a typical NTR game—but what 7RKStudio delivers here is much more than just spicy scenes. The story has emotional weight, the characters feel surprisingly real, and the choices actually matter. Every decision affects the relationships, and the sense of tension as the story unfolds is masterfully done. The art is fantastic—stylish and expressive—and the animations during key scenes are well above average for this genre. I also loved the small-town vibe: the farming, fishing, bakery jobs, and day/night cycle made the world feel alive. It’s immersive, and the minigames don’t feel like filler—they're fun and rewarding. Yes, it’s built around NTR, but it’s done with care and strong storytelling. There’s even a (currently limited) vanilla route for those who want to play it safe. But if you’re into psychological drama, slow corruption, or just want an adult game that doesn’t treat you like a button-masher, this one is well worth your time. Can’t wait to see how it evolves in future updates—highly recommend for mature players looking for something more than the usual.

Hey everyone, I'm not usually the type to post reviews. I read, I download, I play, but I rarely comment. But for Summer Stolen Paradise [v0.29.3] , I had to make an exception, because the game is truly worth the effort and fully deserves the attention it's getting. I've just spent a colossal amount of time on it, and I had to share my thoughts, especially if you have specific expectations like I do. Title: A Story That's Worth It... At the Cost of Your Sanity (When It Comes to Puzzles)! Introduction - The Surprise Behind the Cover I'll be honest, when I first saw the game's page, I wasn't sold at all. I thought to myself, "here we go again, another basic-looking game, probably with no real flavor." Well, man, was I wrong. Once I started, I couldn't put it down. The game is incredibly engaging, and its main strength hit me right away: its length. I'm talking over 60 hours of gameplay on my end, and it's a real pleasure to see a story take its time to unfold. The Strong Points (For Story Lovers Above All) The Story and Length: This is the star of the show. The story is long, very long, but most importantly, it's engaging. You get attached to the characters, you want to know what happens next. The 60+ hours don't feel artificial; the plot is dense and well-paced (when it's not being interrupted, but I'll get to that). The Writing and Atmosphere: Frankly, the quality of the writing makes you quickly forget about the graphics, which aren't always top-notch. You're immersed in a unique atmosphere, the world is immersive, and you just let yourself get carried away by the dialogue and descriptions. It's proof that a good VN is, first and foremost, a good story. Replayability and Choices: The game doesn't just stick to a single path. There are multiple possible endings, and our choices have a real impact on how events unfold. That's a huge plus that encourages exploring different paths and strengthens the player's investment. The "Rewards": Let's be clear, this is F95. The adult scenes are there, they're varied, and most importantly, they're well-integrated into the story. They feel like logical rewards for the player who has progressed through the plot, which is much more gratifying than a simple unlockable bonus. The Weak Points (A Warning for "Anti-Puzzle" Players) And this is where things get rough for me. As much as I loved the story, some of the gameplay choices made me want to scream. Frustrating Mini-Games and Puzzles: Some mini-games are mandatory and poorly balanced in terms of difficulty. I'm thinking specifically of the beach mini-game, which is a total nightmare. But the worst of the worst, for me, was the sauna quest . I found it awful to have to wait around and think for who knows how long on a puzzle like that. I managed some parts, but for others, I ended up looking up the solution online because it was just impossible. A Disconnect with Expectations: And that's the whole issue. Personally, I come to a VN for the story, the animations, and, let's be honest, the fap . I'm not here to do math or logic tests that completely break the immersion. When I'm deep in the plot and the game throws a twisted puzzle at me, it shatters the whole experience. Sometimes Opaque Progression: This excessive difficulty makes progression confusing. You're left wondering if you missed a piece of dialogue or if you're just bad at the puzzle. The example of the map you have to find in the office is a perfect illustration: without a guide, I'd still be there. It pushes you to look for walkthroughs, which is a shame for a narrative-driven game. Technical Bugs: Version 0.29.3 is not without its flaws: I encountered messages popping up out of sequence, some minor display glitches, and worst of all, a really annoying bug where the text displays in two parts, forcing you to click twice to move on. It makes reading significantly more tedious. Summary and Recommendation The Pros (For Story Lovers) The Cons (For Those Who Hate Puzzles) Long (60hr+) and captivating story Mandatory and frustrating puzzles/mini-games (Sauna!) High-quality writing and immersive atmosphere Breaks the rhythm and immersion for story-focused players Real replayability (choices, multiple endings) Confusing progression that might require a guide Well-integrated adult scenes A few persistent technical bugs (text display...)

I was hesitant on trying this but after finishing the game to the end of this current update, I have to say that this is one of the better NTR games here. It is not perfect of course and I'm giving it a 5 stars because I read the thread and reviews and felt most of them are from people who don't know how to read and sees this as a scene collector or gallery viewer type of game. I'm glad I wasn't deterred but truly the game does require some patience but it felt like it really pays off once you are willing to give it abit of time. Good: Scenes being really well done and packed, a lot of content for each scene and alot of scene. Alot of hidden NTR moments (But the recollection room doesn't show them, hope the developer includes them in future). Really nice to have so much pixel art and graphics, very rare to see a game with both this amount of art and graphics. Writing is amazing, at least for the slow burn. Characters are complex and immersibe. But it does becomes abit too much much later in the game but I will give some leeway as I believe it only happened in the crazy H scenes. The mystery is pretty good here although I don't know what the hell is happening and can't figure it out. Nice bad ends. Not as good/Bad: I figured this out much later but apparently the minigames or at least the Bakery one doesn't have anything to do with progression. I did a lot and while they were fun at first can get repetitive until the very last one (Passion) I believe. Which made it all worth it. But yes, wish I didn't dump so much time into the earlier "area" of the minigame as I can just progress as normal and the scenes there wasn't as deep. Others have also mentioned but the movement can feel a bit off at times. Other cons are mostly stuff like the harvest moon mechanic that felt underused or not really necessary. I wish maps weren't that big either and there were most stuff to do. Other than that, just want to write here and wish the developer would continue to work hard. This was a surprise to me and was a worthwhile one.

Yupp, sadly its just too much of a grind. The scenes and corruption progression is quite nice though. There is a little too much unnecessary stuff to do. Use gameplay to help the NTR develop but dont make it an empty occupational therapy. Art is great though. Personllay I am not a fan of the first NTR route (baker). I am not a fan of this type of antagonist and NTR reasoning/logic. There are more realistic/exciting set ups imo, but it has nice scenes. And maybe one of the other routes hits my kinks more.

Sorry, but I have to whip out the ol "It insists upon itself" There is decent art here but everything leading up to it, and the scenes themselves, just take way too fucking long. I don't mind slow burn corruption but there are definitely games that put waaaay too much emphasis on the "slow" part and sadly this is one of those games imo Too much back and forth and gum flapping before any scenes Scenes drag on for way too long, to the point that while watching them in the recollection room I just close the game after a bit because cmon dude, the art isn't that good Mini games are a drag to do, and there's quite a bit of them Messages are painfully slow to pop up fully for some reason like there's just so many second long pauses in each line of dialogue for some reason that just really adds up This game isn't offensively bad, and at least there is actual content here (one of the routes at least, but just really not my cup of tea. Download a save and hold down Ctrl lmao

Love the game, dont abandon it, keep update and keep it up, no one is perfect and ignore the toxic people, love the 2dcg, love the scene behind, love the sneaky sneaky ntr part, love almost everything about this game. rarely found this kind of thing, the art is normal and good for me but what important is the story, that is the SOUL OF NTR, story what makes it NTR is what makes it NTR, keep it up and never give up, kuddos thumbs up for dev to make this, peace.