Unity - Completed - Kame Paradise 2 Multiversex [Final] [YAMAMOTODOUJIN]

Gameplay:
+ You can travel through time
+ More exploring than in the first game
- Same as 1st game: Minigame is rock paper scissors

Frequency of Scenes:
+ Very high

Dialogues:
+/- basically nonexisting. But Time traveling makes up for that.

--> All in one: Definitely better than the first game. Still same mechanics, though, but you can explore more and travel through time. This is enjoyable, esepcially for people who know Dragonball already. While the 1st game wasn't really worth it, this one is fun. 3 of 10.

Yamamoto Doujin is one of the better DBZ H -artists out there and this is no exception. It's good, very short and as everyone else has complained about "Rock-Paper-Scissors" is a terrible gameplay mechanic but it's good. Also, I'm not 100% certain but I think the combat guide is lying; every enemy in the game does have a pretty consistent pattern but weather the guide is what you're supposed to choose or what the enemy throws out (and this might just be me but whether or not you're supposed to read it right to left) is a bit unclear. It can be extremely frustrating to return to the area you were just in for what feels like a random chance at progressing, even if it doesn't really take that long to get back. Still, the art is worth it.

The art and animations alone make me wanna give this a 4 stars rating, but then I remember the gameplay and story and reconsider.

The are several gameplay elements I didn't like, such as not being able to move the character with the arrow keys or the mouse like in the previous Kame Paradise.

The fights being all rock-paper-scissors, the game itself links you to a guide made by the dev to easily cheese through them, but at that point they might as not even be there and just serve to artificially lengthen game time.

I also did not like the fishes that kill you in the sea and desert, but they were not the worst part of the game. Heck, the whole implementation of dying and having to walk a little just to resurrect and then travel back to the era you were in is terribly tedious. I liked it better in the previous game where you would just go back your latest save or just start from the beginning of the current map.

As for the story and dialogue, pretty average to mediocre, there's really no reason to play this other than as a chore to get to the sex scenes.

And talking about the sex scenes, they were good, but even them were flawed, as they start really zoomed in and you cannot view the entire scene, only dragging the pointer to focus on other parts of it, which is awful since normally one wants as little interaction as possible when fapping, specially if you're right handed and your mouse is to the right.

Another thing I didn't like about the sex scenes compared to that of the previous game is that they don't have dialogues, so you're essentially playing a walking simulator that forces you to play rock-paper-scissors to view some hentai gifs. At that point just get the gifs themselves and you'd probably have a better time.

Story (3/5): The old master travels in time and tries to F. all the females, some scenes have sense and others are like, "oh hey look a man, a need to f him with no reason". I appreaciate that the developer really knows about dragon ball

Gameplay (3.5/5): It's like an rpg, the mechanics are really fluid and in my experience didn't find any bug, the way you beat the enemies is some anoying but at least there is a guide in the developer's patreon . Oh and some scenarios have like a tower, mountain or building that block yout view, that's anoying.

Animations (4/5): The developer really knows how to draw this characters, but the weak point (i think) is that all females have the same body type, the scenarios and places aren't empty.

Sex stuff (4.5/5): The scenes and females are really hot, I appreciate the sound effects and the animations but as I said ath the beginning some are senseless.

If you like dragon ball you gonna like this game.

On a scale from -5 to 5:

Art:5
Sound: 5
Animation/Scenes: 4
Game Play: -5
Story/Dialog: 0

Scaled to 0 to 50 that's an 18, or a 1.8 out of 5 stars. Coincidentally, also the rating I gave it before I did this math BS lol. It must be said, I know very little about DBZ, but even so, I feel like this isn't really a DBZ game beyond the models. There is so little dialog.

Really what lets this down is the abysmal gameplay. If there is someone out there who can beat this without looking at the guide (without losing their patience), they have one hell of a resolve. No hint of what you're supposed to be doing, tons of hidden areas that you basically have to accidentally stumble upon (looks like the world ends, but no, thats a door), lots of fetch quests (some of which have unobvious connections between events), collectible items hidden behind scenery (with no mention of what they do), main "game mechanic" is rock paper scissors (RNG until you learn the pattern or use the guide), it's horrible. Almost would have been better off as a gif gallery alone.

GOOD
The has great art,pacing and content

BAD
main character is a old man, grammar mistakes, pathing (walk through solid objects) rock paper scissors.


I'm an EX fan of this series, used to really love it. i grew older and realized it is a complete waste of time.
like other this series only value now is in the porn made with its female characters. and for me this did not disappoint!
having said that,if you have seen the series. you may appreciate how many characters from it make it in. it was fan service in itself!

while the rock paper scissors isn't a fun concept...it's less frustrating because each character has a specific pattern they use every time.
if you know what that is you will always win.

i didn't experience any glitches beyond walking through some objects.

The story...well...old man steals time machine and fucks girls. yeah its dumb. so don't expect anything in that area.

its refreshing not hvaing a develop bad their game with pointless turn based battles.
even with the "fetch quests" i didn't feel they were tedious at all. just found stuff while i explored

Overall
this gets an easy recommendation for me. its beautiful, relaxing and we get to bang D ball girls!

If you've played the rest you know what you're in for.
8 animated sequences. ~16 total animated scenes, and 8 cumshot stills. About 2 hours of "gameplay" on the dot.

It has the same mechanics shortcomings as many of the games he's made with the rock paper scissors pre programmed "combat" but several noticeable improvements over the last titles.

The Good
The motion comic elements and "camerawork" for the introduction and the dedicated composite drawings for key scenes are all very high quality. Some are reused (muscle roshi magicalgirl transformation) but always with an additional element added. This is a visual/technical improvement over past games which were more conventional with their VN format and rarer still drawings.

The writing is clever and doesn't overstay it's welcome. It reads well in english. Satirical, but with a good "feel" considering the source material.

The sandbox exploration/gameplay is passible, good even. The content is intended to be approached nonlinearly and for the most part it succeeds in that. You find prerequisite items organically through exploration. The collectathon for magazines and dragonballs works fine.

The sex scene interface is good in principle and an improvement over past games. How every game should make it. You can toggle off most of the GUI, you can drag the camera to the framing, you can zoom how you like with scrollwheel or GUI, and it has speed controls that change the moan track. Each scene has 2-5 loops and a cumshot/aftermath CG.

The Bad
As noted, the dates without locations is moderately annoying, but more so that the interface does not remember what year you are currently in. It's an ok concept (hopefully continued in the 3rd teased game) but needs some additional polish.

The fish/instakill enemies are ok in premise, but at it's core it's just yet another pattern/memorization padding mechanic like the rock paper scissors fights so largely unengaging.

The choice to make you always respawn first in heaven, then at Kame house is also simply padding and adds an extra ~10 seconds of transitions repeating an action after death. The game would be 10-20 minutes shorter, and better, without it by spawning at a save point like past games.

The CG zoom is too cropped at it's lowest magnification and the zoom range is largely unusable. Same system, but being able to pull the "camera" back another 25-50% would fix it.

The dragonball macguffin only warns you once if you're near a dragonball, then never again even if you don't find it. GG if you forget which level the 7th is left on. Worse really, the reward isn't worth the effort; the sketch gallery are not sketches of unused scenes, just scenes you've already played as animation.

Programmers quibble and very annoying. If you start a new game it deletes your gallery and collectible save, then bricks the game until relaunch if you play a new game with the phantom of the old save variables being read by the autosave.
There are some soft locks, but these are all fixable by relaunching the game.

Conclusions
The game is probably a 3.5/5 and worth the play, but as part of the collection of all this creators games. If you're going into it blind you probably won't put up with it. All the games he's made are "ok" to great, but typically have one or two fatal flaws. Like sudden death rock paper scissors.

The best content he's made has been environmental puzzle games that utilize his sprite set. This exact game, with it's exact sandbox exploration playloop, but with "finder" and puzzle mechanics would be markedly superior. 5/5 compared to what is here. Something he's shown himself capable of making via the Bulma games built out of the same engine/assets.

Besides that, it's on par or better than past titles of "Kame Paradise" and his other Roshi framed games. Excellent animation, better than ever before, but hamstrung by mechanic choices the creator refuses to replace with something skill based or the successful puzzle mechanics like he's employed in other titles to great effect.

I swear Yamamoto is on a journey to see how much he can sabotage his amazing art with every new rendition of these games. How does he consistently manage to make the gameplay experience worse each time? i don't get it.

The gameplay is basically to walk around this cluttered world, full of random stuff, lots of visual clutter, and pointless characters with no purpose.

If he really wants to insist on the rock, paper, scissors combat, at least make the choices by each enemy consistent instead of completely random. RNG gameplay like this is terrible.

Anyways, you get past all this, and you FINALLY get to some art, but what's this? the camera is ENTIRELY zoomed into someones face. Why you ask? because pain. Pain is the game design here, and your main goal within following Yamamoto's game design journey here, will be to see how painful one can actually make a porn game. Truly an admirable endeavor to bare witness to.

The dialog is beyond random, there really is nothing here besides the art, just watch the gallery and move on.

Writing: 5/10
Imagery: 7/10
Gameplay: 6/10
Kinks: 5/10
Overall: 6/10

Damn shame we didn't get to pork older and still hot Bulma, damn shame.

So yeah, Master Roshi is at it again. Proving he is the most powerful rock-paper-scissors master around, "convincing" heroines of Dragon Ball to suck his "Dragon Balls".

Personal favorite was throat fucking a bitchy Bra, and then getting blasted to bits by a Mustached Vegeta. Fucking with Chi Chi was nice too, but a hand job? Really? Come on, at least go for a titfuck in her bikini armor.

Oh well, it's good enough for a laugh, made even better when you walk around the game voicing Master Roshi talking about fucking bitches and laughing all the way.

I came into this game really wanting to love it. DBZ games are my jam and this creator has always been reliable for having really good animation. I'm glad to say the good animation is still here but that's about the only compliment I can give. This game has more bugs than Master Roshi himself and the soft locks are painful.

To start. from looking through this thread and my own playthroughs I noticed 2 soft locking bugs that I know are bugs and a third that could be my own stupidity or another softlock. This is a rather large amount for a game like this. The first with the marker, second with the fish and I encountered a third towards the end being unable to activate the turtle.

Then theres weird design choices. The zoom function is a decent idea but I feel the camera starts way to close in general. It would be better to default to a further zoom out and let the player decide if they want to focus on something.

No indicators to tell you where to go. You basically headbutt paths to see which way you need to go in.

ROCK, SCISSORS, PAPER: Admittingly I'm not against the idea of this as a minigame. It just needs a revamp. Dying and having to make your way back after every failure just feels like padding for time. Maybe even implement something that can give you a temporary advantage. Just anything to make it a more fun process. A quick restart though would at least make it easier if the creator wishes to keep the guessing side of it.

Weird camera angles. I noticed if you walked high in certain areas or into certain spots the camera went into strange angles. Not anything serious just weird. Most noticably in the capsule corp building left side.

I also find it a little weird the character defeated clothes sprites aren't in the gallery but covers are? Just found that bizarre.

Anyway, quick TLDR

Pro's
-Animations are pretty good. 8 characters with most having a few variations on their scenes.
-Characters likenesses are pretty spot on. Which really sepearates it from most series related games.
-Uncensored.

Cons
-Buggy mess with a few softlocks.
- Rocks, scissors, paper still is a frustrating gameplay option that will just force players to cheat and look at guides to beat.
-Time travel not being in numerical order made it annoying to remember locations.
-Lack of indicators to tell you which direction to go in at some locations.

Something I disliked but didn't add or subtract from the score.
-2/8 animations contain blood. Won't make the review higher or lower, just not my thing.

Overall: Worth looking at the animations if you are a dbz fan. Just maybe wait until the game has been bug fixed before playing. Or use the gallery unlocker. Hoping 3 fixes a lot of the mistakes this one had.

As always great art style, nice pixels, but....... Whot tought It will be a great idea add zoom in the sex scenes? It's a disaster in the views, turns awesome art style and sex scenes into boring moments in the game making the spectator uncoformtable all the time. This game does'nt really deserve the time people spent played or for those who will be want to play. Isn't worth the time.

There's not really much to the scenes, the fish that kills you, the sandstorm that teleports you (ON. THE. SAME. MAP. WHY THE FUCK.), the battle system being goddamn roshambo seriously find a different way my guy, overall needing a guide to do anything (and that guide being in the wrong order of events certainly didn't help matters), OH, ALSO, the map that has the fish that wastes your time? and the sandstorm? that wastes your motherfucking time? If both happen at the same time, it can not only glitch the game out removing your sprite and forcing a reload, but if you thought you were smart and saved ON. THAT. MAP...your save is also glitched. Have fun replaying the entire game for two more scenes, asshole.

This game has good art and literally nothing else.

Surprisingly good quality.

I wish there was more scenes. I feel like it could have done so much more.

The only part I didn't like was the fish eating you. Nearly quit over that.
Well and needing a guide is a little annoying but not a big deal.

The first thing I said to myself when I played for the first few minutes was "Thank god this doesn't seem to be another rock paper scissors game." Well I was wrong it is still a RPS game.

I was going to stop playing there but I decided to play a bit. I will start by saying thank you to the guide otherwise I would not have played this. I still think the RPS thing is dumb though lol.

I will say though the improvement on this one from all the others is you don't have to lose to get scenes. That was probably the biggest downfall of all of these types of games. The art in this one was absolutely amazing good job on that.

It was annoying traveling to different times and trying to remember what was what. I know there is a guide but I can't imagine how the game would be for the people who did it without the guide. (imagine the RPS over and over without the guide bleh bleh bleh)

Overall its a 4/5 with the guide and like a 3/5 without the guide. I wished there was more but I figured that there will be more in Kame3. Hopefully they stick to the same style of art and either don't keep the RPS or just keep the RPS the way it is in this one and not in previous games.

Well that was ok but it has a pretty annoying save system that only works in some areas and it gets pretty buggy and some of the sex scanes seem kinda lame with only getting a handjob, blowjob and tit fuck when it's acully sex it's pretty hot