Everything Was Stolen Away From Me
I wonder if you know a game with a title like this.
There are probably people who can take a guess from the name, but it is what’s commonly called as eroge, which was classified as netorare for the genre.
It’s a story centered on an ordinary protagonist, where the women who flock to that protagonist’s side are being stolen by a third party one after another, making it an unbelievable scenario aimed at extreme masochists.
Basically, the heroines of such a game are the childhood friend, a classmate they got to know at school etc., and it’s relatively common that there’s one heroine.
However, the heroine appearing in this game, in other words, the number of the women who’d fall into the hands of the man different from the protagonist, is five.
To classify them: childhood friend, senpai, kouhai, younger sister, mother. It’s no exaggeration to say that it is truly targeting various demographics.
While the beginning depicts a harmonious daily lives with the heroines, as the story progresses, dark clouds are increasingly looming, and the promised netorare game would unreservedly welcome players.
Beautiful illustrations, the superb performance of the voice actresses, and the sequence of events in which the beautiful women are being reduced to their unladylike state gained considerable popularity and became a hot topic on social media for a time.
The scene where the main heroine Otonashi Ayana fell especially; apparently it broke the heart of many players.
The sense of heartbreak that doesn’t happen with the other heroines—this character called Ayana has a reason to just make the players feel it.
First, there was only one lewd scene of Ayana.
Unlike other heroines, who are falling with futile resistance as the evil hands approach after some progress from the opening, Ayana has always been on the protagonist’s side.
It’s true that Ayana was drawn at the center of the game’s packaging, but if it’s a netorare game, the so-called childhood friend is a position where they would be stolen at the very beginning, and yet there was no such a scene of hers in the slightest.
So from the beginning Ayana wasn’t a heroine to get NTRd, or so she is a new savior character who would bring drastic change to the NTR genre; either way, there should’ve been players with such a slight hope.
By buying an eroge of netorare genre, in other words, means that you have such a taste, but even so, the existence called Ayana really was different in nature, so to say.
However, as you approach the final stage of the story, that hope will be smashed to pieces.
In the previously said once-only lewd scene, in that one scene, Ayana already looked like a far cry from the beautiful image she had been showing so far—in other words, she has completely fallen.
Moreover, the man Ayana had sex with was the best friend of the protagonist, someone the protagonist considered closer to him than any other friends.
Like a finishing blow to the protagonist—who had received a shock at the tragic sight of the women he was close with, who had disappeared from around him—that sight of Ayana was drawn. Now, the game was truly hopeless from the standpoint of the protagonist who was heading towards the ending, and like the protagonist, many players had their heart broken at the unexpected development.
While the so-called netorare is a common genre, the beautiful childhood friend heroine who got no depiction of her falling until the very end took the first place or something at a popularity poll, and she herself became a hot topic and got so popular that more and more artists, even those who absolutely got nothing to do with eroge, were drawing Otonashi Ayana.
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