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A mix of good and lackluster
beliar
NTY has a lot of things going for it. It had an obviously large budget, graphically it's impressive, has a great voice acting, and once you really complete the game, the supreme plot unravels before your eyes in all it's beauty. Alas, taken separately, every plot point seems weak, the protagonist is really annoying, some of the character routes are shallow and boring, and the need to replay even the routes you have already finished in order to fully appreciate the story, hurts the game more than it helps.Full review can be read here: https://beliar-cos.blogspot.lt/2017/10/no-thank-you-review.html
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Fantastic!
Takopara
I just finished playing this game for three days straight. Looking back, this game had me from the very start. It introduces a very interesting feature, the "No, Thank You!" button, which determine WHICH route you get, while on-screen choices determine WHOSE route you get. It's a little confusing at first, but it grows on you after the first or second playthrough.This game has high replay value. Once you run down all the character's routes, you realize there are so many clues, so many things you missed or the story purposely kept from you in the beginning! Overall, No, Thank You!! was really unique and has a special place in my heart. I really, really hope Mangagamer does more BL titles!
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