Steam’s NTR Carnival Sale Runs Through October 6
The Steam Sale Event "NTR Carnival" highlights and discounts many games in the genre, not all of which are visual novels.
Original headline at Fuwanovel: “Rare Steam Sale Event “NTR Carnival” — Probing Your Jealousy Until October 6th”
Key facts
- End Date
- October 6
- Platform
- Steam
Tags
- #HGamer.tw
- #LewdLoco
- #NTR Carnival
- #Saikey
- #Special Events & Conventions
- #Steam Sale
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