Unity - Completed - SiNiSistar 2 [v1.1.0] [Nennai 5]

Challenging gameplay makes it so you don't have to hunt for the bad-end scenes, you just naturally stumble on them. Story is one of those "show don't tell", which makes a lot less walls of text. My only gripe is there isn't enough of this game - more customization or more content in general would be amazing.

Well, about four years of waiting and the development of this game is being completed. It was interesting for me to follow development updates; it literally accompanied me these four years. The game itself turned out very good, despite my high expectations.

This is probably the best game of the genre tags I have ever played.

Let me preface by saying, games in which you have to lose to see a scene feel uninspired. I get why they do it and it make sense but very rarely do they break out of the Monster Girl Quest style, Scene -> Game Over.

This game is insane in the sense that losing happens in stages and quite possibly unlocks exclusive areas and choices you get to make as a slave, drone, whatever. Something about it hits perfectly right and it's my all time favorite monster based game by far. I'm so glad I ran into it.

The thing I absolutely hated about it is that it felt short. I wish this game could give me another 10 hours of content. Screw you dev for making this masterpiece. 10/10

Honestly, a bit disappointed with this one. Not because the game is bad, but because it had to follow the first Sinisistar, which was a masterpiece. It feels like a case of trying to "improve" too much. Forgetting what it's main purpose is. The first game was straight to the point and no-nonsense. This one feels too stretched, with too much walking and too much dialogue. Some monsters that should have had a cutscene don’t have one. Writing out what happened to her after defeat kind of takes away the mystery - imo. Also way too much guro and some weird end scenes.


Great game tho, no regrets buying it.

This review focuses on how well the game’s content and systems are used. Size definitely matters, but I believe that the real meat is how well they are used; you know the phrase.
* The story lacks a strong climax (the other definition of climax), and the characters didn't grow that much throughout the journey, but it's justified because the idea is that the world reacts more to the existent of the characters themselves anyway. Worldbuilding is well-realized and consistent, but it didn’t affect the world on a large scale. For example, the raid event does respond to the player’s decision, but immediately fixed after such consequence. How does it affect the whole world once the raid is destroyed by the player? Maybe spiders get less food to chew on and start expanding desperately (however, they are generally less powerful because of the lack of food)? Just one more continuity would hammer in a breathing world.
* The combat loop is basic but fitting for the world. For most encounters, kiting is the only loop with harder enemies requiring better kiting. Movement is slower than many games, but intuitive enough that makes me felt like I am treading an unforgiving wasteland. Balance-wise, the bow absolutely destroys magic melee in terms of viability because later on, the bows will get an infinite penetration and explosive upgrade. Magic melee only felt viable at the final boss because small ADS come from every angle.
* I don't find a problem with bow QTE, but I could see why someone has a problem with it. However, I think it would trivialize the game if the bow was free-aim. I would spam it like there was no tomorrow for these abominations because most enemies and bosses are designed around weakpoints and puzzle-based solutions.
* Status effects exists... it barely matters because they can be easily removed.
* Struggling mechanic is basic, but fair. It is a reasonable punish for when the player gets grabbed multiple times.
* Exploration is node-based. Fast travel isn't everywhere, but it's abundant enough to not be uninteresting.
* Saving is forgiving with autosave on entry although you can get soft-locked if you enter a node with low HP and no heals; extremely avoidable.
* SFX and audio are great; unique enough to stand out from other games I have played.
* Ran into no bugs and no FPS issues with a decent rig although the load time can drag.

If you came all the way down here (we gotta stop making way too many euphemisms), that’s a goal! Here’s a well-deserved Porn Rating!
Human-on-human: 4.7 out of 5 - beautiful
Human-on-creature: 5 out of 5 - like the other reviewer said: absolutely cinema
Mind control: 4.6 out of 5 - only a few, but great representation
Vore: 3.5 out of 5 - it's alright; only some internal view, but beautiful art. Good vore is challenging in my opinion.
Gore: 4.1 out of 5 - brutal, but maybe there could be a little more to serve the game's world

Weighted Score (everything included): 4.46 out of 5
Conclusion – decent game, but a must-play for erotic aficionados

The game looks amazing but thats it. It has nothing more to offer.
To be fair I havent completed even half of this game, maybe it somehow gets better, but I see no point in wasting my time like that.
The story - doesn't exist.
Combat - prehistoric.
Fun? None.

It's a medieval apocalypse 2D platformer action game.

Gameplay is simplistic. You have 3 attacks and a jump. No dash, block, or parry. Your walking speed is very slow (even with "always run" enabled). You save and heal at checkpoints. There is fast travel, a map and a quest log.

The porn is classic struggle mechanic monster/tentacle hentai. The H-scenes are censored. Graphics are pixel-style with hentai CG portraits.
Lots of the porn is just bad endings. However not every loss leads to porn, sometimes your character just dies a horrific death. Kinda off-putting in my opinion.
At the same time, not every loss is a game over, in some cases the female protagonist just goes through an H-scene, gets inflicted with a debuff and then you can continue the fight, or she gets impregnated and teleported elsewhere in the area.
The consequences of losing are not consistent.
The pregnancy mechanics are weird. Either it just leads straight into a game over, or it is a debuff that you have to remove. Again, not very consistent.

This is not the kind of game where you go "let's just see what happens".
Granted, there are checkpoints, but losing on purpose is not worth the trouble. You clear an area without losing and then look at the loss-scenes in the gallery later - defeating enemies unlocks their gallery scenes.
Especially true for the area in which fast travel is disabled, since getting inflicted with debuffs from losing will make it much harder to get out of it.
There is also one scripted loss that is necessary for the main quest. I'm never a fan of those.
The game is kinda difficult towards the end, but not so much that I'd call it an issue.

The story is mostly irrelevant. As far as I know there is only one ending and it is very short.
There is a NG+ system, but no NG+ exclusive content.

All that said, the developer put a lot of effort into this game.
I'd give it 3.7 stars out of 5 if I could. It's okay.

I have no words, game was absolute cinema

Story:
Horny and good

Gameplay:
Not hard and not easy, just right

Eroge scenes:
Absolute Cinema, for some reason Haanja eroge scenes are twice as hot.

Artwork/Soundtrack and voice:
Absolute Cinema

Will I recommend to my friends?:
Strongly Agree

Will I recommend you to hit on any nun in real life that looks like Lilia so you can re-enact the scenes in the game?
No, slit your throat, and your dick, there is no way this will work. The fact you're going to do that is borderline insane.

Will I recommend you to dress your girlfriend the same way as Lilia so you can call your bros over to gang rape her into submission?
No, treat your girlfriend like an equal. If she's short, treat her like queen.

Good game, However some scenes are too violent for the sake of being violent, gameplay is too easy at times, too difficult at others, great animations, one of the best 2d strollers out there, the story is pretty lacking though, i really like the animations with humans, they are very good, wish this dev made a normal game like that one day.

2025 game of year

Game completion: complete √
Gameplay: very good √
Art standard: high √
Game content: normal √
Game repeatability: normal √
Optimize： very well
Unlock Gallery/Difficulty levels: little hard √

A really well polished game! It was fun, I'm not really into goro but I viewed it as an echi dark souls game and had a lot of fun. There are many scenes I still enjoyed as well, the animations/models/environments/music/story its all very high quality. I wish other games of this genre would implement gallery of defeated enemies; like they did in this game, it is a large quality of life feature. FYI omg and the final boss is actually really challenging it took me like 10 tries and i had maxed out everything and tons of potions xD

I think it's extremely silly that other reviewers decided to download a sequel to a guro game, clearly tagged as a guro game, then complain that there's guro. It’s like downloading Minecraft and complaining there’s fucking cubes everywhere.

Travel:

It’s a sidescroller with metroidvania-like elements, but not a full out metroidvania where you’re running laps around the world after every new skill or movement ability.

You really won’t need to retrace or backtrack. The game has a fast-travel system accessible at any time through the map screen (which some reviewers missed). If there is something you missed, like an ability-gated area or a path you didn’t explore yet, it’s still at most only 2-3 screens away from the nearest teleport.

Combat:

It’s fine, not amazing or bad, just functional. You can melee, uppercut melee, and downward slash melee while falling. You also have magic arrows which you’ll probably be using the most. The arc of the magic arrows is timing based, so once you get that down, it makes the game much more manageable.

The regular enemies don't really pose a threat unless you are swarmed by them which makes sense. The bosses provide a much greater challenge but are still balanced around your moveset, many providing ways to build up MP against to use your magic arrows.

H-content:

Fantastic art and animations. Sound is good, but the female protagonist's moans do repeat due to having a limited number of voice clips. Nice variety of content overall, but I do feel some scenes could have been longer.

Genre Rant:

I understand it is essentially unavoidable for a game with a female protagonist and h-content focused on rape and non-con, to have most of its h-content tied to the player being defeated or temporarily caught. There’s really not many options to deliver the h-content “immersively” otherwise without making it consensual. The game does manage to have two scenes that aren’t triggered by defeat, instead being done through the player’s dialogue choices, which is nice and I hope they add more.

That said, unlike many other games in this genre, the dev knew it would be stupid to force the player to purposefully lose just to unlock a gallery scene they missed. Instead, they made it so that the game unlocks all the h-scenes from a location after clearing it. A very good feature.

Conclusion:

Overall a well-made game with actual quality-of-life features. It delivers on what it promises, but it wouldn’t hurt for more content.

This review is for v1.1.0

As a game, it's better than average (for this site) with a vibe similar to Salt or a 2D dark souls type game where everything is gritty and grimdark.

Unfortunately, the gameplay greatly overtakes the H-content, and since that's the content we're here for, that gives it a ding.

Another issue related to the H-content (for me at least) is there is a HEAVY emphasis on gore and death, which is a severe boner killer since I walk into an encounter thinking I might get some nice content only for the gallery to reveal that the only outcome is for the protag to be exploded or violently eaten with excessive amounts of blood and gore...which just sucks massively...for me at least since I am not the kind of person who is into snuff content.

The art is decent quality, but the content just repulses me, so the 2 stars is pretty much just for the fact that the gameplay itself is functional and not just a copy-paste style RPGM game.

One of the best unity games, on par with alien quest, even better. The only thing that annoys me is the constant updates (which is a good thing) and the little censorship, but the modders are already fixing it)

I loved the first game, and loved the 2nd one too! The gameplay is pretty easy and the H scenes are great! I recommend giving it a try!
The only thing I don't like is that some Hscenes aren't 'hscenes' at all, mainly just the MC being eaten or something like it. Though there is enough content to keep me satisfied!

I honestly don't understand the high ratings for this game. It must be caused by a massive thirst for an actual game in the desert of VNs. But objectively, this game SUCK as a platformer. It has the clunkiest, the awkwardest control system. MC moves like ass, cannot attack while moving, and has the dumbest weapon for killing monsters: a short stick, with an additional magic arrow with no coherent aim. And all the enemies are constantly locking her, forcing you to do that dumbest version of QTE, there you have to spam a button for 5 seconds only to get locked again by another guy.

The game is not difficult. Most of the bosses I've killed just by standing in a certain place and spamming attack. First miniboss is easily killed offscreen, by spamming arrows at the place where he is supposed to be. So the only difficult part is a control system, which is just plain bad.

Everything else is fine. The graphic, the atmosphere - it's OK. But this is a game, and as a game it sucks, so everything else, unfortunately, doesn't matter.

I've rage-quitted it 4 times, and every time I returned, hoping that maybe I should give it another chance, maybe further it will finally be normal. But no. No more. With all the engines available nowadays, platformers are the easiest type of game you can make, so this awkward mess doesn't have any excuse.

The perfect sequel to an already good H-game.

Did you already like/enjoy Sinisistar 1? This game is that but better in every aspect.

H-Scenes/animations? perfected.

Gameplay? Enjoyable, with better feeling and control than in the first game.

Lore? Even more! but, it is still uncertain if this games happen before, during, or after the events of the first game.

The sound is also great, and let's not forget about enemy design and gameovers.

Overall, this game is one of the most iconic H-games you will find out there, EVER.

This game is amongst the best combative H-game. With its gothic and brutal atmosphere and the monstrous enemies mixed with some taboo elements....
Not only is this game fun to play, but it also offers tons of erotic H-scenes with different types of enemies and bosses.
I would really hope a Sinisistar 3 would be developed or a spin-off. This game is absolutely great

5/5 artstyle
5/5 gameplay
5/5 animations
5/5 music
5/5 story

+pregnancy is a mechanic and it is optional, but i recommend to activate it since it unlocks new scenes. there is no pregression, but there are varying pregnancy sizes in some game overs.

Fantastic game, fun gameplay, great lewd scenes, secret boss was challenging. I just want to see more if anything, apparently there's some more updates on the way too.
Hoping the modding scene takes off for this game. Seen some alternate skins floating around already.