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Koga Nao never knew his life would take a wild turn when a night out at a college drinking party would result in a messy relationship with Toiro Kirame. Now forced to date her, his life only gets more complicated when his longtime crush, Nobuta Yua, decides to confess to him!
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is a rpg, anime and 2d game
developed by ASa Project
and published by Kagura Games and NekoNyan Ltd..
Released on July 25th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 302 reviews of which 267 were positive and 35 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows® 8/8.1/10/11
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9/OpenGL 4.1 capable GPU
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1280x768 or better Display. Lag may occur from loading menus or maps. Turn off other programs before running the game.
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A really solid unorthodox vn It reaches some nice comedic highs along with the well-written psychological lows. This is a story where each character has to reckon with their idealized version of love, and their imperfections pave the way for a surprisingly engaging narrative. Because it feels real. And it sheds light on some pretty understandable emotionally-charged experiences. Just don't buy on steam if you don't download the patch. Almost the entire game is missing.
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Short review cause this took me forever to read. It's actually decent. Common route is particularly strong for an Asa Project title and it ended up being my favorite AsaP title by a decent bit. The heroine routes then fall pretty flat with nothing special in any of them. I will say some of the scenes were surprisingly hot, and there was a decent bit of non-fluff dialogue in them as well, which I always appreciate. Recommended if you like AsaP titles, even though this one is less off the wall than their other titles. Although you better get used to "two-timing" jokes, because that's what the majority of the jokes are about.
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This game LOOKS like it would suck. It doesn't have an interesting cover, it doesn't sound all that interesting...but Futamata Ren'ai is damn good. I haven't read any other ASa games, but are they as good as this? Probably not. Futamata Ren'ai is actually funny, and it isn't too common you see character interactions this entertaining, mostly with the beast of a protagonist and Yua/Rui. The MC is just a really funny guy, who isn't a total ♥♥♥♥♥ when multiple girls want him. How often do you find an MC with a fetish for making girls cry, and it's well done? The scenes are incredibly entertaining, and I rarely ever got bored. The gold of this game doesn't come from it's music or art, which is good, but nothing all that impressive. The goal seemed to be to make a hilarious, entertaining story, and they knocked it out of the park. Futamata Ren'ai knew when to get serious as well, and the backstory behind some of the characters including the main character and Yua was something I really appreciated. Speaking of Yua, she may be the most insufferable, pain in the ass, evil, scheming heroine out there, but in the best way possible. Their interactions are nonstop, back and forth quips that keep you glued to the screen. I was also happy to see some unconventional H in the game... very fun stuff. I would certainly give another ASa game a try, but I'm not sure they get as good as this!
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If you’ve played Asa Project visual novels like Sankaku Renai, Koikari, or Renai Royale, you’ll recognize the rom-com style in Futamata Renai: a mix of savage, blunt humor and absurdly stupid characters. Still, it stands out among other Asa Project titles and moege visual novels. Distinct Setting and Humor Style What immediately caught my attention is its university setting, something rare in visual novels. The only other college-based moege I’ve read was Sugar Style, but its humor felt weaker compared to SMEE’s other works. Thankfully, Futamata Renai delivers with savage, stupid, dirty, and sometimes mean-spirited humor, kind of like South Park with less violence and politics. The university setting adds a layer of maturity, even though the main characters are, in some way: buttholes, douchebags, or idiots. Being in their early twenties, they’re unafraid to drink, leading to classic gags about vomiting or spilling unfiltered thoughts while tipsy. The Quirky Two-Timing Protag The core fun comes from the protagonist, Nao, who secretly dates two girls at once from the beginning, hence the title Futamata (二股), meaning “two-timing,” and the localized subtitle, “Two Times the Trouble.” Unlike many Asa Project or moege protagonists, Nao has a distinct personality and backstory, similar to a SMEE MC: quirky, annoying, prone to emotional outbursts, and tossing out crude jokes. If the girls weren’t just as savage or stupid, I might not have liked him that much. I do overall, but have mixed feelings. Nao’s two-timing stems from a late common route reveal: he fears commitment due to past trauma. His choice to date two girls without telling them comes from his cowardice, their weird attraction to him, and his general indecisiveness. By underestimating the consequences, he creates the common route’s thrill: how he keeps the two-timing secret, especially as the girls become friends. In a less absurd, comedy-driven rom-com, I’d be less forgiving, but here, I just sit back and enjoy the silly melodrama and quirky humor. The Heroines The four heroines are surprisingly well-balanced compared to other Asa Project titles, where I often didn't care for one or two of them. Yua, the first girl Nao two-times, is my least favorite but far from bad. She’s the bitchiest moege heroine I’ve encountered, balanced by a backstory that humanizes her while showing she copes poorly—arrogant and manipulative to serve her hidden ideals. She’s a master bully, using goofy troll humor like a sadist while still trying to remain popular at school. She’s fun to laugh at but not the most lovable. Kirame, the other two-timed girl, is the most simple-minded heroine for better or worse. She's just a half-Japanese foreigner caught in a messy situation and is my personal favorite heroine for her likability, aka the closest to a wholesome girl, with her social anxiety about just wanting more friends. The toxic nature of her friends and boyfriend forces her to get snarky or manipulative at times, but ultimately she’s a pushover, leading me to feel bad for her at times. That said, her love for takoyaki and constant "Whuh!" reactions are very amusing and charming. Rui, unlike her former best friend Yua, is the most caring heroine despite her tsundere traits. That said she's still very much an Asa Project heroine: blunt, honest, though less stupid and very eager to challenge Yua, the “final boss.” Being the only who knows about Nao’s two-timing from the beginning, she gives him understandable sass but uses him to further her own goals, making her role entertaining. What helps is when she break off being the straight man into jokes around being an anime-obsessed cosplayer who loves a violent magical girl series. I consider Miyako the closest to the "true" heroine, as she was very close to Nao before the story begins and they have the best comedic chemistry. Her quirky, cat-like, blunt personality is amusing, and her heroine route just felt the most "right", with solid reconciliation (despite Nao’s prior antics). Her backstory is also probably the most engaging. That said I like, but don't love her personality. Side characters like Layla (Kirame’s ditzy, flirty BFF), Runa (a chaotic gremlin), and Seika (Yua’s obsessive lesbian fangirl) add comedic variety. Personal Flaws I consider Futamata Renai Asa Project’s most consistently enjoyable title, with likable heroines and routes, but it has flaws. The romance in general was very forgettable outside MAYBE Miyako's route, a common Asa Project issue, as they very much prioritize comedy. The Side routes are only 15 minutes at most and not that funny, and Layla’s unexpected immorality disappointed me. The heroines knowing Nao two-timed by the time the heroine routes start makes the romance even harder to buy, though it does amusingly raise the angle of all the heroines being into “bad boys.” Nao makes me laugh most of the time but can go a bit too far, like overly trolling Kirame or an out-of-character H-scene where he non-consensually screws a sleeping drunk girl. The heroines’ repetitive use of Nao as a comedic punching bag can feels excessive at times. I actually preferred when the girls were roasting each other. Lastly, I generally consider a good moege (genre-wise) to have at least 1 “ideal” girl. These heroines, though funny and kinda deep, are too objectively flawed to be “waifu material", so I could like them but not love any of them. Conclusion Futamata Renai is a consistently fun, entertaining time. While the humor may not be as over the top funny as Sankaku Renai or Renai Royale, it definitely sticks out with its unique college setting and premise around the two-timing aspect, and just everybody being objectively unlikable people. The slightly more mature setting even leads to surprisingly interesting melodrama and character depth, way more than other Asa Project titles. However, just don’t take the characters too seriously (they are not good people) and you should have a fun time laughing at how savage, mean, funny, weird, and occasionally wholesome this slice-of-life cast can be.
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Lots of cute idiot heroines and a protagonist who really seems to enjoy crying girls for some reason Like all the other ASa Project vns, absolute top tier humor Miyako best girl
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Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble received 267 positive votes out of a total of 302 achieving a rating of 8.15.
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Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble was developed by ASa Project and published by Kagura Games and NekoNyan Ltd..
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is not playable on MacOS.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is not playable on Linux.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is a single-player game.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble does not currently offer any DLC.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble does not support Steam Remote Play.
Futamata Ren'ai: Two Times the Trouble is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
ASa Project
Publisher
Kagura Games,
NekoNyan Ltd.
Release
25 Jul 2025
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