HuniePop 2: Double Date

A solid "match 3" puzzle game (with surprising depth and challenge - don't expect to finish it in an afternoon) where you get rewarded with some hentai sex pics. Nothing more, nothing less. The people complaining about "lack of personality" of the girls, stereotypes or even racism are just hilarious. Of course their "personalities" are over the top stereotypes - I mean they serve no other purpose than being able to quickly differentiate between them. Don't fool yourself - this isn't the kind of game one would play because of story or interesting characters, LOL... Play it for boobs and pink (the way it was intended) and just have fun. The voice acting/music is servicable, the (lewd) art is nice. My only complain is that the upgrading system (buying gifts and understanding what they do) isn't really explained and you have to figure it out yourself - minus one star for that. Otherwise, I got what I signed up for. (The unrated patch is available directly on GOG as a free DLC.)

I really liked the first game. It's cute and sassy and the the tile-matching minigame is quite entertaining. I only wished the developer would have sticked to the old formula more. I get that it's a new game mechanic but having only threesomes is kinda... well, weird. In the end the game does not take itself too seriously though, so I can overlook the sometimes... interesting writing and assumptions about society the author seems to have. And I don't mean that in a porn = bad way, obviously. All in all I am having a ton of fun with serious and it's always nice to randomly play a date level or two.

While the coregameplay is good like in the first game, that characters are worse and now spill sexist myths like women get loose down their after to many partners or that you should get your V done to get tighter again. Realy if i would have know before that such lines come with this game i wouldnt have bought it. Core functions still good but the rest is worse.

Compared to the first game, this game is less a dating sim and more of a solid match-3 puzzle game with sexy pictures as reward for doing well. The addition of the two-girls mechanic (you get to switch back and forth between them), baggage, fatigue and a swappable collection of gifts assigned to specific girls gives more depth to the puzzle part of the game, making it less random and making you think more, though you can still get unlucky and lose due to bad luck. The music and visuals remain pleasing, although to my recollection, the music of the first game was just a little better, but the music in this one is still great. They really scaled up the silliness in that one and the premise of the game is so crazy that it made me laugh (both at the beginning of the game and towards the end), something that its predecessor failed to do. They also scaled down the need for conversation to get what you want and made the girls more outrageous and sillier than in the first game. I consider that a plus as ultimately, the narrative of the game is about a player trying to get laid as much as possible and as a somewhat serious dating sim, it would be depressing I think. In my opinion, the better option is to scale the absurdity of the premise which the first game did to an extent (but at times got a little too serious about manipulating girls who were not necessarily looking for flings for my comfort), but the second game embraced it more fully, making it less of a manipulation simulator (which made me uneasy at times) and more of a silly laid back ride with good visuals, good music, good puzzles and sexy pictures. I will warn militant progressive types that the game is outrageous and the both the girls and the protagonist will say some things that may shock you. Also, for those looking for an easy release, that might not be your game. There are barriers to get to the sexy material and it is pictures. For me, it was a good solid 4 stars experience.

The girls are so nice especially Brooke,but Sarash is so annoying and ugly