Introduction
You Had a Good Time Last Night, Didn’t You? is a role-playing game with a strong focus on netorare (NTR) themes, blending fantasy settings with psychological tension. Unlike many short NTR works that rush to the payoff, this title places you in the shoes of a hero facing betrayal after the grand victory over the Demon King, offering a unique “after the ending” premise.
What makes it stand out is the way it ties gameplay choices directly to the NTR outcome. Careful, perceptive decisions can save you from immediate downfall, while careless ones can lead to sudden bad ends. It’s a refreshing approach that rewards attentiveness rather than simply pushing the player along a linear path.
Another key advantage is that the game is fully available in English on DLsite, making it accessible to international fans of the genre. In this review, we’ll take a closer look at the game details, gameplay, erotic and dark content, and overall impressions to help you decide if it deserves a spot in your library.
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Game Details
- Title: You Had a Good Time Last Night, Didn’t You?
- Circle/Studio: FallingDay
- Release date: August 29, 2025
- Age rating: R18
- Supported languages: English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional)
- Genres/Tags: Netorare (NTR), Queen/Princess, Elf/Fairy, Fantasy, Naughty/Lewd, Sharing is Caring, Corrupted Morals, Virgin Female
Gameplay
This game takes the form of a short exploration-based RPG without traditional combat. Progression is straightforward, with helpful hints and prompts to save before critical choices. It’s designed so you can clear it relatively quickly, but it still manages to create tension through its branching paths.
What stood out to me is how the game actually rewards the player for being perceptive. Paying attention to events and making careful choices allows you to avoid certain pitfalls, while careless decisions can lead to immediate bad ends. It’s refreshing to see an NTR game that doesn’t simply railroad you but instead punishes or rewards your perspective as the protagonist.
That said, the inclusion of WASD mini-games adds a difficulty spike. Some of these require very fast inputs, and failing them can block progress. While there is a full scene recollection unlock option, the reliance on a tricky mini-game can feel frustrating if you just want to experience the story.
Erotic & Dark Content
The erotic content leans heavily into emotional and psychological NTR rather than pure shock value. The heroine’s fall often happens abruptly, but it carries the sting of betrayal that fans of the genre expect.
Fantasy elements — such as queens, elves, fairies, and even cat-eared characters — give variety to the scenarios. However, one consistent critique is that some of the more appealing characters, like the catgirl or Selina, have too few dedicated scenes, leaving players wanting more.
Pregnancy and corruption themes are present, but they’re relatively light. There’s a hint of “sharing” and moral collapse, but not as much depth in gradual corruption. For players who prefer drawn-out resistance and step-by-step downfall, the content may feel somewhat shallow.
Overall Impression
“You Had a Good Time Last Night, Didn’t You?” is a short but impactful NTR RPG. The premise of “what happens after the hero defeats the Demon King” is clever, and the game manages to build a world with factions, characters, and motivations despite its compact size.
On the positive side, the pacing is fast, the hints and save prompts are considerate, and the core idea of choices shaping the NTR outcome is both refreshing and engaging. On the downside, the mini-game difficulty can be unnecessarily punishing, and the lack of scene variety for certain characters makes the overall experience feel thinner than it could have been.
Considering the price and the fact that it comes fully translated, it’s an easy recommendation for NTR fans who want something quick, dramatic, and emotionally sharp.
Recommended for:
- Fans of emotional NTR who enjoy the “betrayal sting” more than gradual corruption
- Players interested in RPG-style progression without heavy combat
- Readers who want a compact, fully-translated fantasy NTR story
