Seasons of Loss [v1.031] Download & Review

NTRMAN is a developer synonymous with high-quality animated NTR content. With Seasons of Loss, he delivers his largest project yet—a four-episode kinetic novel saga that spans a full year of corruption and heartbreak.

Originally released episode by episode (Autumn, Winter, Spring, Summer), the project is now complete. Is this seasonal journey worth taking, or does the story wither on the vine? Let’s dive in.

The Story: A Year of Transformation

The narrative centers on Satoshi, an average male student whose life is irrevocably changed over the course of a year.

• Autumn & Winter: These episodes establish the core conflict. Satoshi, an intelligent boy who loves his single mother and has a crush on his childhood friend, faces bullying and manipulation that slowly breaks him.

• Spring: This episode introduces a shift in perspective (or a “mirror” character), continuing the theme of corruption through a new lens. It explores how Satoshi transforms from a victim into the very type of person he once despised.

• Summer: A bonus/DLC-style episode that wraps up loose ends from one of NTRMAN’s earlier unfinished works, acting as a “gestalt closure” for long-time fans.

Gameplay: A Kinetic Experience

It is important to note that Seasons of Loss is largely a Kinetic Novel.

• Linear Narrative: While earlier episodes hinted at choices, the final product is a straightforward story. Your decisions have little to no impact on the outcome; you are there to witness the events, not change them.

• Visuals & Audio: This is the game’s strongest asset. The art is top-tier, with simplified but effective character designs (all women share a similar “curvy” aesthetic). The game is fully voiced in Japanese, adding significant immersion.

• Pacing Issues: Reviews are mixed on pacing. While the first two episodes build tension well, the later episodes (Spring/Summer) are criticized for rushing the corruption arcs, turning characters from innocent to “corrupted” with little buildup.

The QA-APK Verdict

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (3.8/5)

What We Loved:

• Art & Animation: NTRMAN never misses visually. The animations are smooth, the women are attractive (if you like the specific body type), and the scenes are plentiful.

• Audio: The music tracks are excellently chosen, and the Japanese voice acting is a major plus that elevates the emotional weight of the scenes.

• Completed Saga: It is refreshing to see a developer return to finish a long-term project. The 4-episode structure provides a sense of closure that many AVNs lack.

What Needs Work:

• Rushed Storytelling: The corruption in the later seasons feels too fast for many players. The “Summer” episode, in particular, feels disjointed and random compared to the rest of the saga.

• Lack of Agency: If you prefer games where your choices matter, this will disappoint. It is a story you read, not a game you play.

• Repetitive Tropes: The “bully steals mom/girlfriend” plot is a staple for the developer, but here it can feel recycled and predictable, especially with the lack of branching paths.

Final Word: Seasons of Loss is a visual feast for fans of the genre. If you enjoy high-quality art, voice acting, and don’t mind a linear, sometimes rushed story about corruption, it is a solid collection. Just be prepared for a narrative that prioritizes “scenes” over deep character logic in its second half.

Download Seasons of Loss

Ready to witness the seasons change? Download the complete PC version below.

• Version: v1.031 (Final / Complete)

• Platform: Windows (PC)

• Size: ~2.71 GB

• Language: English (Text), Japanese (Voice)

• Download Link Win (x64): GOFILE – MEGA – MIXDROP – PIXELDRAIN – UPLOADHAVEN

Here save file with gallery, (and save with opened ‘Christmas Eve’ )instructions: Open game, do new game, (you might need to do a save file in the house after day 1), exit the game and go to AppData\LocalLow\NTRMAN\SeasonsOfLoss\NaninovelData and put the save file. It should work, or you can simply create the folders and then put the save file.

(Note: This game contains mature themes including Netorare, corruption, and bullying. Intended for adult audiences only.)

FAQ

Q: Is there an Android version?

• A: Officially, no. However, since it is a Ren’Py/Unity-based visual novel, it can often be played on Android using emulators like JoiPlay or Winlator.

Q: Are the episodes connected?

• A: Yes. Autumn, Winter, and Spring form a cohesive narrative arc about Satoshi’s transformation. Summer is a separate bonus story connected to the developer’s older works.

Q: Is the Gyaru girl in the game?

• A: No. Despite earlier hints or plans, the Gyaru character was reportedly removed entirely from the final release.