- October 2, 2020
- Canvas+Garden
Love's Sweet Garnish 2
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About
"Love's Sweet Garnish 2" is the sequel to the visual novel game featuring Ciel and Koron. The story takes place in Milk Hall Caramella during summer, where Asaki is approached to become the café's successor. The game is fully voiced in Japanese , has four routes, and includes extras like CG and music galleries. It also offers Japanese and Traditional Chinese language support.





- The sequel significantly improves on character dynamics and drama, providing a more engaging and natural storyline compared to the first game.
- Ciel and Koron's routes are well-developed and enjoyable, showcasing rich character personalities and emotional depth.
- The game's art and music are praised for their quality, contributing to a cute and immersive atmosphere.
- Rira and Richer's storylines are disappointingly short and lack the depth found in the previous game, leaving some players wanting more.
- The game suffers from minor translation issues and bugs, such as problems with full-screen display and some awkward dialogue.
- The main character is perceived as flat and uninteresting, lacking growth or complexity throughout the story.
story
41 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this visual novel sequel is praised for its emotional depth and cute atmosphere, focusing on the journeys of four heroines, with particular highlights on Ciel's well-developed narrative. While the character arcs are engaging, some routes, especially for Rira and Richer, are considered shorter and less impactful compared to the first game. Overall, the sequel shows significant improvement in storytelling and character design, though minor translation issues and a lack of depth in certain storylines were noted.
“This visual novel is the sequel to the first opus focusing on the story of the two heroines, Rira and Richer.”
“As for the story of the four routes, I really liked the atmosphere and the cute side of the stories; I felt a lot of emotions while playing this game.”
“Insane improvement compared to the first game; the story is way longer, character drawing is far more polished, and the story is far more engaging and naturally flows.”
“Though Koron is my favorite character, she has the worst story by a pretty big margin.”
“The story basically ends at the love confession, which feels awkward.”
“Even though the cafe is the premise of the story, talking about it all the time gets stale pretty quickly.”