- October 16, 2019
- CUTE ANIME GIRLS
- 2h median play time
CATGIRL LOVER 2
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About
"Catgirl Lover 2" is aVisual Novel and Match 3 game set in a magic school, where you can meet and interact with catgirls. The game features easy and relaxing gameplay, with anime-style 2D catgirls and a soothing soundtrack. It's an expansion of the first game with double the amount of catgirls and anime.





- The game features a simple and addictive match-3 gameplay that is easy to pick up and play.
- The artwork and character designs are appealing, especially for fans of anime and catgirls.
- It offers a good number of levels and achievements, making it enjoyable for achievement hunters.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth, with many levels being similar to each other.
- There is minimal story content, and the dialogue is often considered cheesy or poorly written.
- The game requires additional DLC to access all content, which can be frustrating for players.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe reviews present a mixed perspective on the story aspect, with some praising the beautifully written dialogue and strong character development, while others criticize the lack of depth and coherence in the narrative. Many users note that the story is often overshadowed by gameplay and artwork, with some dismissing it as generic or minimal. Overall, the game's storytelling appears to be a secondary focus, appealing primarily to those who appreciate the character interactions rather than a compelling plot.
“The dialogue is beautifully written and tells a wonderful story of love, pain, and turmoil.”
“To start, the character development and overall story is absolutely amazing and I have not seen another game do as good as this one in character and story development.”
“For those unaware, there is actually a story here (stop staring at those b00bies already! ;)).”
“Not much gameplay or story is involved, and the artworks are not really good.”
“You would think they would add new aspects to the game or maybe tidy up their messy storytelling and improve their grammar and spelling, but who needs to do that when you can just create unnecessary new characters who won’t even matter?”
“Copy-paste generic hentai-game text; I can't even call it a story.”