NUKITASHI 2

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NUKITASHI 2 is a visual novel with full Japanese voice acting, featuring a continuation of the story where the protagonist, Junnosuke Tachibana, and his friends are transferred to a parallel world after a data-related incident. As they navigate this new world, Junnosuke must adapt to the changes and work towards achieving peace once again. The game offers over an hour of story and introduces new characters including Touka Reizeiin, the student council president of Minotsuki Academy.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 45 reviews

story5 positive mentions

music2 negative mentions

NUKITASHI 2 expands on the original with more routes, characters, and a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, making it a standout sequel.
The game features high-quality visuals and engaging writing, with a comedic tone that enhances the overall experience.
Character development is strong, particularly for Junnosuke and the heroines, with memorable interactions and unique storylines.

Some routes feel rushed or less impactful compared to the original, particularly the 'Big Three' routes.
The pacing of the main story can detract from character development, leaving some players wanting more depth.
The absence of certain DLCs and append content has left some fans disappointed, as they were anticipated to enhance the experience.

story
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in "Senzuripoint: Paccoman" is intriguing but criticized for its rushed pacing, particularly in the after story, which limits character development despite the interesting premise of a parallel universe. In contrast, "Nukitashi 2" offers a blend of humor and character depth, with engaging routes, though some characters feel underdeveloped. Overall, both games feature enjoyable narratives, but pacing and character exploration vary significantly.
- “The story goes in a completely different direction pretty quickly, and a lot of shenanigans happen.”
- “The game's story (like NT1) is actually really good, and the characters are all really likable.”
- “I would grade Nukitashi 2 a 9/10 because it had wholesome and unique storytelling themes, fun action whenever it showed up, but most importantly, it might actually be the funniest visual novel I've read to date.”
- “The after story is too short.”
- “During the main story, you get to know her better, but it feels kind of rushed.”
- “Rei already had her backstory in the original, so there's only so much they could do with her in the sequel.”
humor
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its clever wordplay and outrageous situations, particularly through the character Misaki, who stands out as a comedic highlight. Reviewers appreciate the over-the-top jokes and memorable moments that enhance the slice-of-life elements, making it even funnier than its predecessor. Overall, the blend of humor and character development contributes significantly to the game's appeal, ensuring players are entertained throughout.
- “I loved what the first game did by creating a dystopia (some would argue utopia) of a setting, and having the main characters deal with it in incredibly hilarious ways.”
- “Since there's a lot more slice of life, they just focus more on the jokes and they are even more over the top with more specific unique memorable moments than even the original which I already thought was really funny.”
- “Especially Misaki, who might now be the funniest character in visual novels for me; almost any time she was on screen I was guaranteed to be dying laughing.”
emotional
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of "Nukitashi" is highlighted by its blend of comedic and touching moments, which resonate deeply with players, leading to genuine emotional responses, including tears. Reviewers appreciate its wholesome storytelling and unique themes, considering it one of the funniest visual novels they've encountered, ultimately enhancing the overall experience.
- “Unlike the previous game, this one has more comedic and touching moments, and I really like it.”
- “They were all really hilarious and/or wholesome and were easily the highlight of the visual novel for me.”
- “I would grade Nukitashi 2 a 9/10 because it had wholesome and unique storytelling themes, fun action whenever it showed up, but most importantly, it might actually be the funniest visual novel I've read to date.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game features high-quality jazz compositions by ebi curry earl, alongside patriotic American music, creating a diverse and engaging auditory experience.
- “The music is some top-tier jazz by Ebi Curry Earl.”
- “Patriotic American music.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay offers significantly more content than its predecessor, providing approximately 40 hours of engaging playtime.
- “Compared to the previous game, this one has a lot more content and should provide around 40 hours of gameplay.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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In "Nukitashi 2," character development is intertwined with its comedic and risqué elements, providing players with engaging plotlines and character arcs amidst the humor and innuendos. While the focus is on adult themes, there are enough narrative elements to maintain player interest in the characters' growth.
- “Nukitashi 2 is exactly what you imagine: a shamelessly humorous comedy visual novel filled with innuendos and silly shenanigans, along with some plot and character developments that keep players engaged in the game.”
- “The character development in this game feels shallow and uninspired, leaving me disconnected from the story.”
- “I was hoping for more depth in the characters, but they all seem one-dimensional and predictable.”
- “The lack of meaningful character growth made it hard for me to care about their journeys.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics maintain the high quality of the prequel, showcasing a blend of beautifully illustrated 2D backgrounds and appealing anime-styled 3D character sprites.
- “The visuals are as high quality as in the prequel, featuring its trademark mix of nicely drawn 2D backgrounds and beautifully anime-stylized 3D character sprites.”