Unity - Paradise Lust 2 [v0.10.0] [Flexible Media]

There's not much to write here. This is a continuation of one of the best adult games and definitely the best 2D adult game. If you enjoyed the first part, you can dive into this one without hesitation. If the first part annoyed you because of Karen, the grinding, or the lack of sex scenes early on, you might find this part more enjoyable—Karen and the grinding are pretty much gone, and scenes with the girls from the first part are available almost immediately. If the linearity and lack of choices in the first game bothered you, then maybe skip this one, as it’s similar in that regard. This game is for completionists. You can play it stress-free; you won’t miss anything but price for it is a linearity. That’s one of the aspects I appreciate about Flexible Media games. I also appreciate the realism in the writing, or at least as much realism as is possible in a harem game.

Of course, the game isn’t perfect. The main storyline occasionally lacks focus, and there are far fewer paint games, wallpapers, or items you can give to the girls. However, the wallpapers that do appear are of much higher quality than in the first part. These are just minor things though, and I give the game a 5/5, and if we consider that the developer updates the game every month and is on track to finish it soon—something rare in this community—it could deserve a 6/5.

great game,good character design,story,decent duration,and good gameplay nothing to complain but the amount of game can't get enough of it should also maybe add some extra kinks ,game kinda grew into me will keep a place in my heart and i hope game dev keeps working on it,or at least other projects as good as this one

Pretty much what most porn devs should aspire to be like. A full game with dialogue that sounds like it was written by an actual human being who has at least spoken to women before. The fantasy is not over the top and the heroines don't just fall on the MC's dick without even talking to them like the garbage that plagues this niche. The slow start of the story actually pays off.

You actually feel like you contribute to the game world as you build and fetch quest your way to progress the game. For example, You actually get to serve drinks at the bar you built instead of it being a throwaway piece of the plot.

As for content? Its more Paradise Lust 1. But with more babes. You can repeat sex scenes and they are in a context of a continued relationship. Not a a poorly made frozen moment in time. 4/5 alone. Damn well might revive the point & click adventure genre.

Complants?

The asians don't look asian and are closer to the white characters in this artstyle. Not a dig at the game itself, but I seriously don't believe koreans and japanese women look like that even with a ton of plastic surgery.

Also, if all of these woman are being #1 in the world at everything, and that many VIP's were stranded on TuvaTuva, im pretty sure some country's navy would come looking and find them by now.

Game is still a bit grindy and like the first it takes a while to build up the plot. But the minigames are skippable and they keep the treasure planet disney stuff to a minimum. I dont mean it like the trolls behind Visual novels that claim a 1000 hour shitty VN like Umineko "get better later on". I mean there's actual payoffs and you can continue to interact with the heroines. Who then help you get with the ones you haven't slept with yet. Though I wish this didn't force you to progress all the heroines routes in order to complete the main story of the game. Forced haremshit makes me take off a star. Since monogamy is also a fetish.

4/5. As good as you're going to get out of 2D visual novel style games.
Might be interesting to see a 3D spinoff at some point.

Very good continuation from the first one. Still lacking a bit of content, but that's to be expected while being in development.
Also a big fan of the two new japanese girls, they both look awesome.
The only thing that can be annoying imo is the amount of minigames, they are a bit too frequent for my taste, but they are still fun to solve tho.

amazing game sequel of paradise lust .it follow jack again in the island not as a survival this time as a hotel manager with all the cast of ladies returning.nice art 2d (no ai shit) animations mini games, nice music, a lot of ladies of different race, chest size, personality.
can´t not wait for more content

Fun and great MC dialog continue in this sequel act ! Really enjoy the humor and story line from the Dev's on all 3 games so far . For a 2D game, the renders are very well done and not a buggy mess like many others out there. Keep up the good work gang

Easily one of the best games on this site. if you have to play a game, do yourself a favor and play this one. gameplay is fun, scenes are incredible, and characters all are special and unique making sure no 2 girls are the same

Review for Paradise Lust 2 v0.6.0b:

Overall: 4/5 - This game is simply a continuation of Paradise Lust. Just as with other movies/games/etc., the sequel needs to be better than the original in order to garner reviews that are at least as good. Paradise Lust 2 is off to a great start, and has already made noticible improvements.

Story: 4/5 - The story is set a few months after the events of Paradise Lust. The theme seems to be the MC and his harem of fashion models are starting a porn studio in addition to running the island resort. This made me roll my eyes, but the porn studio hasn't been so much of a focus so far. The characters are getting a lot more depth than the previous game, and the annoying characters from the original game are gone (except for some phone conversations).

Writing: 4/5 - The writing is good. It still uses terms and slang that are going to cause it to become dated too quickly, and it's sometimes way too verbose, but it's engaging and it uses proper English.

Renders/Art: 3/5 - Similar to the original, the art is good, but the art in the regular renders don't always match the animated scenes like they should. There's also the cheap impression from most of the scenes being sprites over a generic background instead of models actually posed with the background. Note that some scenes are actually posed, but they are rare.

Animations: 4.5/5 - The animations go well with the art style, and the idle animations are really nice and help take away some of the cheapness of using sprites on a generic background.

Content: 4/5 - There's a decent amount of content and lewd content. I'm actually surprised that there isn't a bunch of reused content, and that's a good thing. Content quality is the same as the original game.

Gameplay: 4/5 - The gameplay took a big step forward in v0.6.0. Several of the minigames are actually challenging now (there is still a skip option for those that don't want to bother with minigames). Some of the more rudimentary minigames still exist, too (removing vines, matching flowers, and digging through junk) if you liked them. Like the original, there are a lot of choices that appear to have no effect other than to change the dialogue of characters talking with the MC. The island map works really well for navigating the sandbox, but about half of the locations aren't accessible yet.

Sound: 4/5 - The generic background music is better than average. Ambient sounds are mostly good. Some sound effects (e.g., footsteps when walking between areas) that were previously annoying have been toned down.

Bugs: 4/5 - I encountered several bugs in earlier updates, but I haven't encountered any recently. The only bugs that are still there are quest/hint dependencies where the hints will say to do something, but you can't until you actually do something else (i.e., a hidden dependency), or you can trigger something that's part of a quest that hasn't even started yet. Also, the game lets MC chat with some girls to improve their relationship, but it doesn't actually do anything.

Other:

• This game looks for saves from the original game and carries over some info, such as MC name. Nice touch.
• The game is about an island resort that earns money from guests. The characters talk about how busy they are dealing with guests, but the game never shows any guests (except for two that are part of the story).