Netorare Note

Editorial Don't bother

Netorare Note arrives as a Japanese doujin-style NTR visual novel with a gimmick — the protagonist's perspective flips mid-game in an attempted twist — but the execution lands poorly with most reviewers. The core criticism is that the game prioritizes trying to be "cool and mysterious" over delivering the content its audience came for, resulting in too few scenes and a narrative that feels unfocused rather than titillating. The netorase-to-netorare genre blend divides the community sharply: some find it a natural escalation, others consider it a dealbreaker. On the technical side, the machine-translated script is widely mocked (even the uploader labels it "MTL slop"), and the engine lacks a skip function, making the heavy text load a chore. Community feedback here is noisy and mostly negative, with only scattered defenders. This one is a hard sell even for dedicated NTR fans.