Love & Jealousy (18+)

Love & Jealousy (18+) Love & Jealousy is a story-driven RPG where you guide an MC’s perspective and make choices that shape a painful romance. Experience jealousy, healing, and branching endings in an adult narrative.

Love & Jealousy (18+)

Love & Jealousy is a story-focused role-playing game where you experience a character’s love story through the MC’s eyes. Your decisions drive how the romance develops—and what ultimately happens to the relationship.

Built using a brand-new graphics engine, the game delivers detailed visuals, polished character modeling, and a carefully crafted presentation. You’ll also encounter erotic scenes woven into an intentionally detailed narrative, aiming to deliver an intense, memorable experience.

The developers continue to add new and more engaging story content, along with additional adult gameplay, so there’s more to come with future updates.

Story

The game asks a simple “what if” question: what if an NTR-style story didn’t follow the usual NTR formula? What if the goal wasn’t just to chase a trope, but to tell a real, character-driven story? What if the MC wasn’t written as a powerless placeholder—and what if the focus wasn’t only on NTR at all?

From the start, it tries to steer away from familiar NTR clichés. In other words, it’s an NTR-related game made for people who don’t actually want typical NTR. It’s essentially crafted for a very specific audience.

The narrative follows two childhood friends who meet young, grow close, and remain as inseparable as life allows—until high school changes everything.

It becomes clear that she can never fully give him the love he’s hoped for. Years of abuse and neglect leave deep emotional damage, and the two eventually separate.

Four years later, after college, they reunite. This time, she’s ready to love him the way he always wanted. They marry, build a life together, and find happiness—until the things he holds dear begin to fall apart.

Where do they go from there? This is a story about true love, painful jealousy, and the hard journey of learning how to heal and forgive.

Features

• A Unique Narrative: “On The Mountain Top” presents a compelling plot centered on love and jealousy, set against a striking mountain-top backdrop. As you progress, the story reveals an emotionally layered world—more than a straightforward romance.
• Character-Driven Drama: The plot focuses on fully realized characters with depth. Relationships evolve into more complex dynamics over time, and the tension between love and jealousy keeps the experience engaging.



• Real Choices, Real Consequences: Your decisions affect the direction of events. They shape character relationships and story arcs, so each playthrough can feel different.
• Early Raw Renders: Early visuals include rough, unprocessed renders. While these early designs may still be refined, they offer a look at the team’s artistic direction and character/world concept work.



• Innovative Animation: The game uses advanced animation techniques to improve immersion. As development continues, you can expect higher-quality visuals that bring the story to life.



• Attention to Visual Detail: Strong focus on art and presentation helps each character and scene stand out, from environment design to facial expressions—pulling players into the emotional tone of the story.

Player Comments

• “Only once in about 50 years has something hit me with a truly visceral emotional reaction—otherwise it was 500 Days of Summer. Maybe it’s because I’m an autistic IT guy. Maybe it’s because I’ve dealt with years of dishonesty and betrayal. Either way, this ‘game’ did it. Professor, you’re a sadist for creating this. Thank you.”
• “There’s an insane amount of text and the story is pretty complex. Please don’t play if you want something quick. But if you want a heartbreaking experience, go ahead. There’s a lot of heavy content—drugs, depression, teenage angst tied to childhood trauma. It’s genuinely depressing. The MC and the girl are both wrecks, and even the friends are good people who know they can’t fix it. I thought it would be an easy ‘fap’ and now I’m drinking green tea and thinking about life.”
• “About the game itself: the graphics are good for an AI, but there are many scenes that are basically just walls of text. Backgrounds also don’t look great. Sound-wise, MC phone notifications are quiet even when there are lots of messages, which is a nice touch. Background music feels present for only about 5% of the game. Choices are very rare, and I don’t think they drastically change the story—probably only certain aspects. Still, it’s an interesting adult visual novel and a bit unique.”
• “At first I thought the graphics were unusually realistic, so maybe it was a bad game—but then I finished the story and I’m now waiting for an update. The game is really good, and the story is the best. That said, I think there should be more NTR scenes.”
• “Edit: I expected it to be short since it’s under 1GB, but wow—I ended up playing for a few hours.”