New Year’s Day(e) is the continuing story of a single father (MC) and his stepdaughters, Evelynne (Eve) and Dayton (Daye) and their friends Becky and Kaylee. This is the sequel to the story “Christmas Eve“. If you haven’t read that, I encourage you to read it first, but it’s not absolutely necessary in order to enjoy this story. This is a love story of acceptance, coming of age, and healing as the MC’s family and friends continue to come to terms with their developing feelings for each other and their grief felt for the MC’s late wife, Heather.
Installation:
1- Extract and run.
Developer: Jonesy
Censored: No
Version: Chapter 4 – 0.4.1
Language: English
Genre: 3DCG, Male protagonist, Animated, Incest, Vaginal sex, Oral sex, Teasing, Groping, Lesbian, Sex toys, Voyeurism
v0.4.1
We finally get to see what happened after that really rough ending of chapter 3.
I’m sure Daye, Eve, Randall and the rest of gang can figure something out.
Anyway, I hope you have fun. I hope you enjoy it. Let me know how you liked it!
Sorry for the big file size. Just know that it’s packed with lots of good stuff.
Also, guess who learned how to port their games to Android? That’s right! Now, did I do a good job compressing the images? That’s up for debate.
By the way, did you notice any tags missing from this game’s description? That’s right. No more “Kinetic Novel” for me. There’s choices to make…starting in chapter 2.
As always, thank you for your continued interest in my stories.
- Support Developer of this game:
- Patreon
- discord
- Subscribestar
- Itch.io
Download for Windows/ Linux
Download for Mac
Download for Android
- swipe down to hide the ui
- swipe left to roll back
- swipe right to start skipping of text
- swipe 2x left&right to open the game menu
- swipe up&down to toggle a small window with memory usage information
- longpress the save file thumbnail in the save/load screen to delete this slot
Download Incest Patch
It should work with original, not modified game files of all versions. It searches and replaces some phrases from a list, so it’s not affected by corrections or additions to other parts of the script. Therefore it should work for all further (and probably some previous versions, like 0.2). Of course if new versions of the game would have new or changed dialog lines, this patch wouldn’t affect them; but it would still work for the lines that would remain the same. It won’t break anything (99.9% certainly).
Save “patch.rpy” and put it in “games” folder.
To remove it: remove “patch.rpy” and “patch.rpyc” from “games” folder.
Your old saves might occasionally not work with this patch, but the game is mostly kinetic, so just skip to the point you need.
Also here is a tiny little mod for better dialogue style (a bit larger text, thick outlines, a wider and transparent textbox). It works well for screens like 16:9 or 16:10. It works for most other Ren’Py games as well. Just save it as “say.rpy” (or whatever) and drop it into “games” folder. To remove it: remove “say.rpy” and “say.rpyc” from “games” folder.
You can also mail us at :- dikgames.play@gmail.com
Editor's Rating
Story - After a promising predecessor, "Christmas Eve," New Year's Day falls short of capturing the same charm. While the previous game showcased an attempt at a romantic connection between characters, this one fumbles. One major drawback is the forced relationships with side characters, including Becky. It would have been preferable if these relationships were optional, allowing players more agency. - 62%
Visual - Visually, New Year's Day is a mixed bag. The artwork offers decent quality, presenting characters with reasonable detail. However, it fails to leave a lasting impression, lacking the wow factor found in some of its contemporaries. While the visuals are competent and serve their purpose, they don't compensate for the game's narrative shortcomings. - 74%
Engagement - This is where New Year's Day truly stumbles. The game's predecessor cultivated a light-hearted, fun atmosphere that resonated with players. Unfortunately, this installment takes a complete 180-degree turn, venturing into darker territory.The lack of player agency also takes a toll on engagement. With limited choices and a seemingly "kinetic" style, the game fails to offer the interactive experience. - 70%
Core Loop -New Year's Day loses its footing when it comes to the core loop. The game veers away from its initial wholesome roots, delving into more controversial and uncomfortable themes. For those seeking a genuinely enjoyable and feel-good experience, this shift is a major disappointment. The game loses sight of what made its predecessor special, ultimately alienating its target audience. - 70%
69%
out off 100%
This review is based on author's perspective and actual experience may differ on individual's own preferences.
Game has potential to be really good, but sadly everything is kinda B grade. Models need more work, have a good base to be hot but come off as a little creepy looking. Renders and Animations are also lacking in quality. Story premise is decent but the writing is really flat and boring. Story also needs more excitement or drama. MC also should of taken the job he was offered, would of been good to build out the story.
No choice, no game.
clearly tagged as a kinetic novel. you had a choice, you played it anyway.
No i didn’t, my comment is based on the tag, i’m to old for comics.
well if you were smart you would know this is not a comic