SURVIVE: Me, Her and That Guy on the Lost Island

I liked the idea but is poorly used, i didn't like the characters, the graphics is average and the sex scenes are average too. Not something i will replay in the future. my vote should be 2/5 but i really like the idea so my vote will be 3/5 just because i can't put 2.5/5

Giving a negative review for this game because it ends up locking the rival scenes after getting all the hero scenes. I was hoping to see what the girlfriend's reactions would be in the sex scene with the rival after all the scenes with MC.

This game is... fine. It’s not bad, not great, just solidly average. The art, story, and gameplay all land squarely in the middle, with nothing standing out as particularly impressive or awful. The H-scenes feel a bit below average, though not terrible. It’s got potential, but it’s like another hundred NTR games out there. With a few tweaks, like better art, animations, or story elements, it could really stand out. The writing and translations are surprisingly decent, and the gameplay is pretty straightforward. You gather materials and craft items while your girlfriend is left alone with another guy, and their relationship progresses quickly. While you’re away, the game cuts to them, showing what’s happening. It’s not exactly a slow-burn corruption; you’ll return to her saying the same old 'thanks for working so hard,' even though things have clearly changed. It’d be better if her change in behavior gradually became more noticeable, or if you came home, peeked through the window, and caught a glimpse of some “hidden NTR.” One thing to note: you’ll have to force the game into fullscreen yourself. I used Alt + Enter to get it there, so make sure to do this if you prefer fullscreen. This game reminds me of Survival Mission Z , another NTR survival game where you gather materials while your wife is slowly corrupted. The difference is that Survival Mission Z pulls it off better with more suspense, a slower corruption, and slightly better art. Plus, it has those little indicators next to the characters’ names when something’s happening offscreen, which really builds the tension. This game could’ve used something like that to elevate the experience. In any case, this is an okay pick for NTR fans. If you’re not into NTR, this isn’t the game for you. It’s the definition of average, maybe a bit below. It came out in 2013, which could explain why it feels somewhat dated, so keep that in mind if you decide to play.