Sakura Forest Girls 2

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In "Sakura Forest Girls 2," Yaya and Aiyana search for their missing friend Koko with the help of the devious witch Maia. They arrive at Princess Arie's village, where a drought has caused widespread hardship. The group agrees to aid each other in their quests: Yaya and Aiyana will continue searching for Koko, while Maia helps end the drought and Arie offers her assistance in their search.

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Play Modes

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

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The story is an improvement over the first game, featuring interesting twists and a perplexing ending.
The game is easy and fast to complete, making it appealing for achievement hunters.
The art style is well-received, contributing positively to the overall experience.

The writing is criticized for being poor and containing errors, leading to a lack of immersion.
There are no Steam trading cards, which may disappoint some players.
The game is considered short and may not provide enough content for its price.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
50%
The story is set in a tribal environment and features interactions with familiar characters from the first game, enhancing the narrative and setting the stage for a potential third installment. While some players find the story more engaging than its predecessor, others criticize it for being poorly written and contradictory, which detracts from immersion. Overall, it maintains a similar premise to the first game, focusing on yuri themes but with less overt expression compared to other titles in the genre.
- “It takes place in a tribal setting, where you interact with the girls from the first game and a few new ones, making the story this time around a bit more interesting, while also setting up the third game.”
- “The best part is, as with most Sakura games, the art, but even that is stained by a poorly written, boring story that contradicts itself too often to allow the reader to stay immersed in the world.”
- “The game's story itself is pretty similar to the first one, with a similar focus on Yaya getting teased by pretty much every other character save Aiyana.”
- “Likewise, it's ostensibly a yuri story but not nearly as overt as certain other Sakura series games.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the art in the game is praised, the emotional impact is significantly undermined by a poorly written and contradictory story, which fails to engage players and disrupts immersion.
- “The best part is, as with most sakura games, the art, but even that is stained by a poorly written, boring story that contradicts itself too often to allow the reader to stay immersed in the world.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The graphics are highly praised for their appealing art style, which resonates positively with players.
- “I love the art style!”
- “The graphics are absolutely stunning and bring the world to life.”
- “The attention to detail in the environments is breathtaking.”