Frequently asked questions
What is this site?
An index of adult games that carry the netorare tag on Lewdzone. Each game is listed with its developer, a one-sentence summary, its status, the number of versions released and a size class. The point is to let you check what a game is and how far along it is before you download a gigabyte of it.
What does the version count mean?
Every version Lewdzone has recorded for the game. A game on its 39th version has been released 39 times. A completed game with one version was released once, finished. The current version number is shown as the developer wrote it, so expect “0.2.63.0” next to “Ch. 6” next to “Final”; developers number their releases however they like.
How is the size class worked out?
From the download size, with one adjustment for the version count. Small is under 150 MB. Medium is 150 to 600 MB. Large is 600 MB to 2 GB. Big is 2 to 5 GB. Huge is 5 GB and up. A game with thirty or more versions moves up one class, because that many releases usually means that much content. File size is a rough measure: a render-heavy game can be shorter than its size suggests, and a text-heavy one longer. Treat the class as a guide, not a stopwatch.
What does “Ongoing, updated 31 Aug 2026” mean?
The developer lists the game as still in development, and the date is when Lewdzone recorded its most recent version. If that date is more than a year old, the game may have stopped without anyone saying so. The Ongoing games collection is limited to games with an update in the last 120 days, which is the honest version of ongoing. The other status lines follow the same pattern: “Completed, final version”, “Abandoned, last update”, “On hold since” and “Demo, updated”, each with the date of the last release.
Where are the downloads?
On Lewdzone. Every game page here has a “Download on Lewdzone” button that goes to that game’s own page there, and, where Lewdzone has recorded them, direct links to the files on Fileknot and Transfaze, which are run by the same people. Around 260 games can also be played in the browser on Xgame9, and those show a “Play on Xgame9” button. This site hosts no files of its own and never links to a search page.
Why is a game I know missing?
Three possibilities. It does not carry the netorare or NTR tag on Lewdzone. It was removed there (takedown, moved, or no working download). Or it falls under the network-wide exclusions, which remove anything presenting characters under 18 or real people without consent; those rules are not adjustable per site and we do not discuss individual cases.
Are the descriptions written by the developers?
No. Each summary and blurb is written for this site from the game’s own facts: its Lewdzone description, tags, engine and status. Each game page also carries a short condensation of the developer’s own description, kept to forty words, with a link to the full text on Lewdzone.
What is the cookie for?
The age gate. When you choose “I am 18 or older”, the site sets one cookie, age_ok=1, which lasts a year and is sent only to this site, so you are not asked again on every page. It holds nothing about you. Delete it in your browser and the gate comes back. Google Analytics 4 also runs here to count visits, and it sets its own _ga cookies; there is nothing else, and no accounts. The privacy page sets out exactly what is measured and how to stop it.
How often is the index refreshed?
Weekly. New games are added, updated games move up the list, and games removed from Lewdzone are dropped. Nothing is edited by hand between refreshes.
Can I search by more than one thing?
Yes. The search page at /search/ takes a title or developer and lets you narrow by status, engine, platform and theme at once. Leave the box empty and it works as a filter for combinations the site has no ready-made pages for.