Inatari Tales' The Corruption I enjoy this game too but it is painfully slow at times which is fine but these type of games often just feel like BSS no actual relationship between the heroine and the mcRecently played Inatari Tales' The Corruption of the Village latest version. I dont like many western NTR games but this one is pretty good so far. Its very heavily inspired by Henteria Chronicles series which has also become great. Its not on its level yet but this is the first game and by those standards its already excellent start. I dont like that style of sprites but theyre starting to add more animations which is welcome. Even though its in the lineage of NTRPG some aspect are very different from Hanataka. For starters there are 2D tachi-e and also CGs. Animated CG too which make it feel luxurious. The art polish is uneven (sometimes great sometimes very rough) and the style a bit unusual but if that doesnt bother you it shouldnt be a problem. Like I said its great sometimes and the author seems to be constantly updating the worst looking art. Content updates look consistent too though by the design of the game it feels like maybe its not worth playing every new one. Slow corruption is great for NTR and I like how its implemented. But if I start playing monthly now I will be constantly blueballed lol. Will keep supporting though because its a promising creator.
Also played the demo for RiNaTest by chinese developer アヒルLOVE. This one is very interesting. Its a pixel art only NTR RPG with mystery elements. Or rather for now it is. The dev is unsure because they only started drawing 2D art for the game late into development and they might not be able to put them in the game. For now theyre sharing it for ci-en supporters as concept art at least. Could be good if a future game has CG but the truth is that they dont need it for this one. Even though its not full mystery all the exploration mechanics and mystery presentation are good. The writing isnt outside the norm but the mechanics behind the flags and things like that are so complex that I dont know how the author will manage to finish the game. In the demo things are mostly linear but theyve shown many videos with the mechanics that will help the game branch out massively in the second half. For example by raising a suspicion mechanic the main characters response to events can be different. Or if you manage to raise a bravery stat then maybe then can do something like dragging the girlfriend away from a clearly dangerous situation. All these variations have different dialogue for the shared events. That is a lot of work lol. Its less that there will be infinite endings (though the author planned quite a lot) and more that the game will try to react to your playthrough. Feels like a good RPG design in NTR field.
Anyone got some good recs for mystery NTR? Current or old is fine. Played most the big ones I think but these have gotten me in the mood...