HuniePop 2: Double Date

First, there's an uncensored patch for this game. Go to their website and they will have a FAQ for HP 2 where they will give you the download link for the uncensored patch. Very easy to install. Next, same old cute Kyu and an island of sexy girls! Now, going two-for-one with double dates, it is a bit jarring at first, but you will get the hang of it. The art style is a combination of HP and HunieCam Studios, and it is very charming. The overall visuals of the game are improved over the first game, in my opinion. The gameplay is still Bejeweled-style, with affection tokens, joy and gifts mixed in. Think of it as a dating simulator with Bejeweled gameplay. Incredible work with the voice acting! Every line so far is fully voiced and has been an absolute treat! Overall, the censoring of this GOG version is easy to get around. The game can be jarring at first, but as you get used to the double date nature of the game, it becomes much more fun and enjoyable! The devs are amazing and it was a *ahem* long and hard *ahem* road to get to HP 2. Please give it a chance! You won't regret it.

I don't really know what to say besides a couple of things. The new system for leveling up your character is strange and sort of confusing. And the last one, I definitely don't like some of the cast in a way that I'm neither interested in the route or any events with them... also, what happened to my cat-girl?

An ero-dating sim utilizing match-3 game mechanics. That's for a short description of what this game is. What I liked: - thematically, same HuniePop game, - new approach to match 3 part - double dates, stamina (forcing to switch between girls), baggage (system of disadvantages). All of this makes this game far more challenging. Can't say it's exactly positive, but like I wrote, I liked that it's something fresh, - this game is HILARIOUS. First game had nice short funny dialogs. Here you get a lot more of them and on a completely different level, except you might miss most of this (read below). What I didn't like: - graphic style inconsistency. You can see it on screens already. This dev, before this game, has created two Hunie games: HuniePop with "realistic" graphics and HunieCam Studio with very comic like graphics. Playing HuniePop 2 I was expecting it to be a continuation of HP 1 and not a mix of these two. Let's be clear, I don't like the graphic style of HCS, but more than that, I hate inconsistency present in HP2. You see HP style character most of the time and get used to them, then in parts of the game, you have to guess which HCS style avatar represents that character, which at first is not so obvious. - nice dating changed to speed sex-dating. I liked how I was able to get to know girls in HP with every date (4+ per girl) and being rewarded with their selfies every time. Here, you go on two double dates with every pair, having barely any chance to talk to them and ending with single post sex photo. Game has lost a lot of it's side-depth (since match 3 part is the main thing), - limited functionality of HunieBee. Now you're forced to skip a date to chat with Kyu, to see unlocked stuff. Last thing. Since GOG is the only platform that received censored version of this game (??), it's good to know (for those interested), that there's a patch bringing it to the same level that other platforms offer: https://www.huniepop.com/patch/HP2SteamyPatch.dat

About four hours in, I can safely say that HuniePop 2 delivers more match-3 goodness. If you've played the first game, you know what you're in for: the strategic matching of tiles to unlock pseudo-anime images of women having a good time (censored by default on GOG; uncensor available online). All packaged with puns and guided by a horny fairy. Some of my favourite girls from the first game are missing -- Aiko, Tiffany, Beli -- but others carry over. A new girl, Leilani, is adorable enough to stop me from taking a star away for that. There are also some other new girls, as well as a few carry-overs from HunieCam Studio. Be warned though: the dynamics have been made significantly more complicated by the addition of a second girl, the need to balance between them, and the baggage they carry. You can't change difficulty after starting a game, and some end-game content is apparently not available to those who use the easiest settings. If you had trouble with the first one, expect to have an even harder time with the sequel.

The feeling with this game is that everything is more rushed and superficial than the first part. Game mechanics are similar with some changes. Girls are sexy but they have no development at all, the first game had way more likable girls (I still play that game sometimes). It has some nice music though... In general, I'm a little dissapointed with this sequel.