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Sakura Succubus 2  Free Download GAMESPACK.NET The first game in the Sakura Succubus series was released on Switch earlier this year and now the second and third installments are also out – no one can complain about the Sakura series being short on content, that’s for sure! In this sequel, we return to average joe and photographer, Hiroki, as he continues to navigate the complicated relationships between his three succubi partners and ends up meeting a few more along the way! There’s fun, humour, and some actual furthering of the main plot and worldbuilding in this game which, despite the more relaxed nature of the game feel like it’s building towards something. Sakura Succubus 2 directly carries on from the end of the first game, with Hiroki taking a break away at a countryside inn… along with the three succubi: businesswoman, Marina, tsundere idol, Ayu, and internet influencer, Cosmos. We left the last game on a cliff-hanger of sorts as he encountered a mysterious dark-haired woman in the gardens who bore a striking resemblance to his former girlfriend and we thankfully go right back to this at the start of the new game. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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We’re introduced to a famous actress, Hifumi, straight away who adds an element of mystery to the game – she’s very mysterious initially and even when we learn more of her story, it still feels like she’s hiding things. She’s a very different character type from the other succubi and I found her both interesting and… a little creepy at times. She so easily could have twisted the game into a more horror narrative I felt, but thus far at least things remained the familiar rom-com vibe we’ve seen so far in the first game. The other new girl was young tennis star, Hazel Williams, who Hiroki is asked to photograph for his job – she’s very likable and sociable but does ultimately feel a little shallow compared to the amount of time spent on Hifumi earlier on. I can see her being a fan favourite, however, given her cheerful personality and rather… interesting habit of not wearing underwear. The returning characters are fleshed out a little more too with a few new scenes, but ultimately they feel a little shafted to one side in favour of the newer cast entries.

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I don’t recall Ayu having any solo scenes at all and she was almost always just seen bickering with the others (which as Ayu was always my least favourite of the harem, was something I wasn’t overly upset about it). Cosmos had a cute scene with Hiroki which furthered their relationship a little, as did Marina but mostly the original trio of girls take a backseat here. Indeed, much of the focus when around them seems to be faced squarely on the new girl, Hifumi, or on Hiroki himself. Despite all the attention, Hiroki has a bit of an imposter complex about it all and a lot of his interactions with the others make a point of him stating how little self-worth he has. It’s a little sad really, and sweet to see Cosmos and Marina encouraging him, motivating him to continue on – once again for a game famous for all the more lewd scenes, the actual relationships are often very sweet in nature.Speaking of the lewd scenes, there are still more of those in abundance and multiple CGs that show off the girls’ best… assets (sake bottle, anyone? If you know, you know…). The Last Hero of Nostalgaia 

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For the Switch port at least any actual sexual content has been removed, and we have a tasteful ‘fade to black’, for any scenes which presumably see our protagonist actually sleeping with the girls. I personally preferred that and it made the interactions between them more the focal point here, rather than what they got up to under the covers – there certainly wasn’t much in the way of plot missing without them so it didn’t feel like a big loss. The other production values are still rather basic, as in the first game and it does suffer from having a few repeated CGs here and there in different scenes. I also clocked a few typos here and there which felt a bit lazy. I will mention however that Hazel’s music theme was absolutely perfect for her and really felt like it had been lifted right from a sports anime, which was a nice touch. As with the first game, we end on a scene that hints as to where the next game will go and it seems that we’ll be introduced to a very interesting and important character in the third installment, which feels very ‘end-game’ in nature. Visual novel sequel Sakura Succubus 2 from Gamuzumi and Winged Cloud is now out on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 as a cross-buy title.

For a ‘social’ media star, she finds being ‘social’ incredibly hard!.

Unlike the previous game, which was Rated M for Mature, this time around, we’re getting one that is Rated T for Teen, which means that Gamuzumi had to tone down things a bit for the game in comparison to its Steam counterpart. As for the story, you’ll once again be playing as Ogasawara Hiroki, your average guy who, for some reason, gets a ton of attention from three ladies.He was assigned to take pictures of Japan’s top idol Ikue Ayu. As the story progressed, he also got to meet sultry businesswoman Marina, as well as airheaded social media star Cosmos. Joining them for this sequel will be two more potential love interests: extremely well-endowed actress Hifumi, as well as high-performance athlete Hazel. You’ll get to meet Hifumi at the hot springs, which sets up the mood for the rest of your interactions, while Hazel makes her entrance on the tennis court when you go to photograph her – which leads to some very particular poses as she stretches.While Sakura Succubus 2 has a full trophy list with a Platinum trophy, the sequel has some missable trophies, which means you’re going to have to play it from start to finish at least twice while also making good use of the save feature. Batora: Lost Haven

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The trophy list is split into eleven Gold trophies and two Silver trophies, with four of them being missable. The good news is that for this visual novel, you can edit the game’s configuration and basically skip all text until you reach a moment when you need to select one of the dialogue options. Because of this, you can get a new Platinum trophy for your collection in as little as three minutes if you skip everything. As the second game in the Sakura Succubus series, Sakura Succubus 2 has a bit to live up to in terms of characters, art, and personality. Striking the balance between keeping things the same as the first game while also enticing players to continue can be a bit hard. Will this game, as well as its subsequent titles, live up to the challenge?  Playing once again as Ogasawara Hiroki, a photojournalist at the Sakura Daily, Sakura Succubus 2 picks up right where the first game leaves off at the hot spring. Marina, Cosmos, and Ayu are all there to keep you company. However, there is also a mysterious woman who has caught Hiroki’s eye during his stay. The player is led to believe that it may actually be his ex-girlfriend from high school.

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However, the mysterious woman is actually a famous actress known as Hifumi. Much like the first game, there is not much that happens in terms of a “plot”. The game mainly goes through the rest of the stay at the hot spring, as well as the days after, when Hiroki is back at his job. Sakura Succubus 2 also leaves off on a much bigger cliffhanger than the first game did, showing that even those higher up on the succubi hierarchy chain have their interests caught by Hiroki. New and Existing Characters With Sakura Succubus 2, there are two new characters added to the cast: Hifumi and Hazel. Like the other women, they are also succubi. As such, they are just as enthralled by Hiroki’s strange smell and are instantly attracted to him. Bringing the harem up to five women, these two add different personalities that make it so that they can’t really be confused for any other existing character. Hifumi is shown to have many “wife-like” qualities, cleaning up after Hiroki and cooking him many meals. However, she also has a more sinister side, as she wants Hiroki all to herself. Hazel, on the other hand, is a lot more laidback and fun-loving than the other girls.

Being a tennis player, she keeps herself in shape and is enthusiastic about her job. While these women do seem to have their own motivations and weaknesses, they easily slip into their tropes. It’s expected, but still disappointing. The worry that does come in is whether any more women are going to be added to the story. Based on the cliffhanger, there’s more than likely going to be another woman added to the mix. With a large cast of characters, it can be hard to focus on developing everyone, especially if there are no specific routes where you can romance just one of the cast. It can end up with the writing feeling superficial and shallow. Just because it’s a NSFW harem visual novel doesn’t mean that the writing shouldn’t be compelling. The entire Sakura Succubus titles are kinetic novels — none of the choices you make have any bearing on how the story plays out. Some dialogue may be different between choices, but the story always converges back into the main storyline. Those looking for a visual novel where they don’t need to worry about bad ends or making wrong decisions may love it.

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However, if you’re coming in expecting to be able to romance one specific girl, that is not the case with Sakura Succubus 2. Lack of choices and mild story aside, the art is just as vibrant as the first game. There are CGs of the older characters, but many of the CGs center around the new characters, Hifumi and Hazel. Many of the poses are fun and dynamic, showing the girls’ personalities perfectly. And of course, everything from their breasts to their butts is accentuated. There is no heavily explicit material displayed in the console releases of Sakura Succubus, but the art is still something that perhaps you wouldn’t want someone walking in on you playing. Everything else aesthetically is pretty much a let down. Much like the first game, the soundtrack is unimpressive and uninspired. In fact, it sounds as though much of the soundtrack is the same between the two games. While that isn’t surprising given the short nature of the game, it does make the fact that they are split into separate releases even more baffling.As with the first game, the harem nature of the game does make it feel like you never really pick any of the girls, in particular, to follow a route down. What few choices you do make, does influence the amount of time you spend with a girl and their story progression but ultimately, whether you want to or not, as Hiroki you end up dating all of the girls. Grow Song of the Evertree

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