- August 26, 2022
- Smee
- 30h median play time
Making Lovers After Stories
Platforms
About
"Making Lovers After Stories" is the official sequel to the Japanese-style visual novel, Making Lovers. This game contains extra stories for the characters Karen and Saki. Karen, now known for her relationship, has become more confident and is looking down on her old mixer group. Meanwhile, Saki and her boyfriend are enjoying their second year of dating, with Saki's work life and love life both going well. However, a surprise pregnancy may bring new challenges to their relationship.










- The game features improved graphics and attention to detail, enhancing the overall experience.
- The writing remains immersive and enjoyable, with heartwarming after-stories that deepen character relationships.
- Fans of the original Making Lovers will appreciate the continuation of beloved characters and the light-hearted humor.
- The content is quite short, with only about 4 hours of gameplay, which some players feel does not justify the price.
- Many assets are reused from the original game, leading to a lack of new content.
- Some players found the main character's personality to be less likable compared to the original game.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is characterized by a light-hearted, comedic slice-of-life narrative that serves as a continuation of the original plot, focusing on the daily lives of the characters one year later. While the storytelling is linear and lacks significant character development, it offers enjoyable moments and optional content, making it a fun experience for fans of the characters. Overall, it is described as a mix of humor and romance, with a focus on casual enjoyment rather than deep storytelling.
“Ako's afterstory is the perfect one to end the visual novel on.”
“Her story starts off with a full-on strange yet hilarious comedy vibe about the couple's daily life as coworkers.”
“I'll always keep this great story close to my heart.”
“Making lovers after stories has linear storytelling; aside from the early route pick and heroine hairstyles, it's all just auto-pilot, as in you can kick back and just enjoy the show; yes, I'm not kidding.”
“It's more of the same - light, comedic slice of life with very little character development and no interesting story.”
“It's nothing all that different from the main game itself; however, it is essentially a plot continuation.”