- September 22, 2014
- Winter Wolves
Bionic Heart 2
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About
The story picks up after the first game ends, where Tom, Luke, and Helen escape to Mars with fake IDs, and Tanya remains on Earth to fight Nanotech, the company led by Richard Meier.










- The game features improved character art and writing compared to its predecessor, making it a more engaging experience.
- With multiple endings and interesting mechanics like social boss fights, the game offers high replayability and a unique take on the visual novel genre.
- The mature and grim narrative, along with a good soundtrack, provides a refreshing departure from typical light-hearted visual novels.
- The story lacks depth and engaging characters, making it feel dull and unmemorable compared to the first game.
- Many endings feel similar and the overall narrative suffers from inconsistencies and a lack of logical progression.
- The absence of voice acting and the shift in tone from humor to seriousness may disappoint fans of the original Bionic Heart.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Bionic Heart 2 is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating its complex narrative involving police intrigue and megacorporations, while others find it dull and unengaging, particularly in comparison to its predecessor. The game features multiple endings and branching storylines that enhance replayability, but some players feel the lack of impactful choices and the predictability of outcomes detract from the overall experience. Despite its serious tone and higher stakes, the narrative struggles to fully captivate, leaving some players disconnected from the characters and their journeys.
“The storyline involves a lot of police work, intrigue, megacorporations, and being fugitives.”
“This story tries so hard to be much more serious, with higher stakes and far-reaching consequences.”
“It’s full of replayability as well, thanks to multiple endings and a well thought-out story.”
“Nice graphics, but the story and characters are not engaging. 5/10 my vote.”
“The story jumps off one of the worst endings of the previous title, which doesn't give the narrative much to do.”
“The social boss fights and multiple perspectives are interesting mechanics, but not worth wading through a dull story full of terrible people whom I couldn't bring myself to care about.”