UBAI: To Take Another Man's Property

[h1]✒️Review [/h1] [h3]✍️Overview [/h3] UBAI: To Take Another Man's Property is a visual novel nukige with an NTR theme, which is about an adult film studio, which has the peculiarity that only married women who cheat on their husbands act in it. This visual novel focuses on the story of the corruption of two women, Asami, a young married woman with certain debts, and Tsubaki, another married woman, but older (MILF), who also has a younger sister whom she will also involve in this business. [h3]🛠️Technical section[/h3] As for the art in this game, it is decent, with attractive designs for the main and secondary heroines, although it does look a bit old and not as full of “sex appeal” as is common in nukige visual novels, since the heroines are not very sexualized. As for the backgrounds used in the scenes, they are quite generic, but they are “effective” and help you get into the scene. In terms of sound, it is generally of good quality, with decent background music that accompanies the scenes well, good sound effects, and Japanese voice acting for each heroine that fits their personality and is quite lustful in the sex scenes. The story of the game itself is divided into two pat…

[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1] A Quiet NTR Drama Where Debt and Secrets Erode Daily Life [/h1] Two married women who carry problems such as debt step into a “secret club” to protect their household finances and reputation—this work is an NTR story that does not rely on excessive shock, but carefully follows the psychological changes that waver between daily life and immorality. With two routes, each heroine has different family circumstances and burdens, making the experience distinct even within the same NTR theme. Rather than a major twist, the story emphasizes “the slow process of crossing the line,” depicting in a natural way how fear and guilt gradually lean toward temptation/fall. The visuals favor clean, everyday clothing and calm outfits; although not flashy, they create the sense of immorality in which “ordinary married women fall while staying within their daily life.” The Japanese full voice acting also reinforces the realism of the story’s presentation. The system is casual and the branching is simple, making it structured to prioritize readability. I felt it is suitable for those who want to savor the psychological depiction of married women falling in an NTR narrative. Ext."…

Let's begin with a fun fact. Studio Ubai is a sister brand of Liar-soft, and Takao Tozan, the main writer, helped write Kusarihime, Forest, Cannonball, and Alpha-Nighthawk among other games. Takao also holds a somewhat important position as the person who created the debut projects of both Liar-soft and Studio Ubai Basically, Ubai is said debut project. While Studio Ubai has slightly more plot-driven games with Gakuen Inkitan being the best example, this one is mostly just a simple nukige with the main focus on the netori fetish. It's still entertaining for what it is, though I don't really play games like this often, so take my words with a grain of salt, but I found the story to have good scene variety and enough creative setups to make full use of its central concept. I definitely didn't feel like my time was wasted, so that's already a good sign Also, it's probably worth mentioning that I'd argue Ubai has three main heroines instead of two. And no, I don't mean the three from the main visual on the store page. So keep this in mind if those two don't look very interesting at first glance (personally, I thought Asami had good chemistry with the protagonist, being his ex and…

Aiyo this game ah… At first I thought wah, dark adult visual novel with serious drama, emotional betrayal, psychological tension, maybe got deep storytelling. Mana tau actually: “Housewife debt crisis simulator operated by shady company HR department.” You play inside this underground AV organization called Ubai, handling women drowning in debt and slowly watching their lives spiral downhill. Concept honestly quite interesting okay. Very old-school dark eroge vibe. And I give credit first: Artwork actually solid. CG quality surprisingly good. Voice acting got effort. Atmosphere also quite strong sometimes. Can see why this type of game got cult audience. BUT WALAO EH. The pacing ah… slow until my soul leave body already. Game keep dragging scenes like Malaysian drama serial with 400 episodes. People stare at each other. Talk slowly. Inner monologue. More inner monologue. Flashback. Another emotional discussion. By the time something finally happen, I already aged 3 business days. And because the game split into two heroines, Asami and Tsubaki, the structure starts feeling repetitive after awhile. Same emotional cycle again and again: Debt. Stress. Moral struggle. Questionable decis…