- September 17, 2020
- Primula
- 1h median play time
TAISHO x ALICE episode 2
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About
In "TAISHO x ALICE Episode 2," players continue their adventure in a Wonderland-inspired world, meeting new characters and uncovering darker secrets. This visual novel focuses on Primula, a cheerful character with a mysterious past, as the plot thickens and choices made impact the story's outcome. Delve deeper into the enchanting narrative and unlock multiple endings in this captivating otome game.










- The game features a strong and relatable protagonist, Yurika, who is clever, assertive, and humorous, making her a standout character in the otome genre.
- Episode 2 delves into darker themes and complex storylines, providing a more intense and emotional experience compared to the first episode, which many players found engaging.
- The writing, art, and voice acting are of high quality, with well-executed character development and plot twists that keep players invested in the story.
- The game contains heavy themes such as self-harm, suicide, and incest, which may be triggering for some players, and the content warnings should be taken seriously.
- Some players found the character development inconsistent, particularly with the protagonist's personality shift in Gretel's route, leading to feelings of detachment from the story.
- The presence of numerous bad endings, especially in Kaguya's route, can be frustrating and may require the use of guides to navigate effectively.
story
172 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Taisho x Alice Episode 2" is noted for its darker and more mature themes compared to the first episode, with emotional depth and unexpected plot twists that keep players engaged. While Kaguya's route is praised for its tragic beauty and character development, Gretel's story is criticized for lacking impact and character build-up, leaving some players feeling detached. Overall, the storytelling is compelling, with strong visuals and voice acting, but the pacing and immediate plot developments are common points of contention among reviewers.
“I like how the story brings a lot of sensitive themes in a subtle way at times.”
“The story made me so emotional as I didn't expect it at all.”
“The endless plot twists and character developments kept me hooked, and I finished the entire game within a few hours.”
“Gretel's story made it clear from the very beginning that nothing good is shining for my mental health (and for the mental health of anyone).”
“Then again, I think the biggest issue I had with both routes was that all of the plot points happened way too immediately with no character development or story build-up at all.”
“So even if I disregard how unrealistic Gretel's route is, I still feel detached from the storyline because I couldn't relate to the main character on any level - both before and after the great reveal.”