LongStory 2

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LongStory 2 is a single player casual role playing game with romance and mystery themes. It was developed by Bloom Digital Media and was released on June 25, 2025. It received negative reviews from players.

Launch Day Schedule About the GameLaunch Day Notes! Hi all, we did our very best to catch all of the typos and errors in the game pre-launch but there are still 12 outstanding tickets that have minor non-breaking issues. (Characters show up where they shouldn't etc.. ) Our save file layout is still very simple, expect that to change next week. If you find issues, bugs, or crashes please e…

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33%Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

emotional2 positive mentions

gameplay2 negative mentions

Fans appreciated revisiting familiar characters and relationships, with some romance scenes described as well written and sweet.
Improvement in controls for continuing conversations (e.g., using space bar instead of mouse button) was noted positively.
The game offers multiple love interest routes, providing some replayability and relationship options.

The game is very short, feeling more like a mini DLC or side story rather than a full sequel, with some players completing it in around an hour.
Many players criticized the lack of meaningful choices, save/load functionality, and basic UI features such as back button or dialogue history.
The story and writing were viewed as rushed and weaker than the first installment, with problematic portrayal of the player character and uncomfortable story elements like invasive stalking behavior.

story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
74%
13%
The story is generally seen as short, underdeveloped, and less impactful compared to the first installment, feeling more like a side or filler story rather than a true continuation. While it offers LGBTQ+ representation and some sweet character interactions, many players find the plot rushed, lacking depth, and with limited meaningful choices or progression. Fans hoped for a longer, more fleshed-out narrative that better explores the promised "long story" but were left disappointed by its brevity and limited emotional engagement.
- “If you want a great visual novel that’s LGBTQ+ inclusive and has a fantastic story and mini games, go buy and play “I Was a Teenage Exocolonist.””
- “It was nice to see the small differences between how romantic interests and friends reacted to stuff. Though there wasn't much added to the story from the first game, so it feels like a short story/filler game rather than a second installment, it was still really sweet.”
- “It will be very interesting to see if they do anything else with the story or characters :)”
- “Story presents us with a lot of options regarding dating and choosing a high school, but ironically these choices have almost no impact on the plot.”
- “If the story were more linear, longer and not as much focused on the search, it would have been great.”
- “It was nice to see the small differences between how romantic interests/friends reacted to stuff but there wasn't too much added to the story from the first game so it feels like a short story/filler game rather than a second installment.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is widely criticized for being extremely short and rushed, lasting only about two minutes, which negatively impacts both the overall experience and the quality of the writing. Many users feel the gameplay lacks depth and purpose, leading to a disappointing experience despite high expectations.
- “I'm sure some of the other reviews have already mentioned this, but the writing and gameplay felt much weaker.”
- “I've been waiting for this game for like 10 years and the game is very short. It's 2 minutes of gameplay, and also because the game is so short, the writing is bad because they're trying to rush the story.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music primarily recycles tracks from the first game, with a notable new cover of the main theme that was well-received. However, overall it is considered bland and poorly implemented, as songs often cut off abruptly or overlap awkwardly during gameplay.
- “The music is bland and is not well implemented.”
- “Songs abruptly cut on or off, some only play for a few lines of dialogue, or interrupt another song that's already playing.”
- “Most of the music is reused from the first game, except the new cover of the main theme which was nice.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect feels less developed and impactful compared to the first story, with limited depth in character relationships, such as a love interest attending different schools or forming new bonds that evoke jealousy.
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users feel that the game's monetization seems designed primarily for a quick cash grab, suggesting it may prioritize profit over player experience.
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor is most apparent during texting scenes and when the player character attempts jokes, adding a light and entertaining touch to the dialogue.
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers some replayability through exploring different love interest routes, but overall the content remains relatively limited in duration.