Love and Sex: Second Base - Shawn's story

Honestly, they should have put the resources into bettering the main game. This is a husk.....or a money grab. Instead of a spinoff with a lame story, bad scenes and regurgitated stills and art they could have made another DLC or 3 and improved on a game that has so much potential. This game is not even worth the sale price. The main game is SO much more and by far better content, story, art and gameplay.

Too much content is copy pasted from the original game and the new menu is horrible. Hopefully this is a prequel (lore-wise), because cucking yourself is just weird, and most of the sex scenes imply that this guy gets dominated by the girls.

Only 3 girls ! and no sound, just coffee machine sound. relay bad made.

Hard to recommend. Feels like a DLC with only 3 girls available...and still very buggy.

This game is the same as the first one, you still make the girls love you and enslave them. The only difference is the number of roommates you're starting with.

Love and Sex: Second Base – Shawn’s Story positions itself as a character-focused, adult-oriented visual novel where the player steps into the life of Shawn, a chronically awkward electronics-store employee whose romantic prospects are as disorganized as his daily routine. Instead of trying to reinvent the genre, the game leans into familiar tropes—romantic archetypes, slice-of-life structure, and a progression based on improving Shawn’s self-confidence and lifestyle. What makes it appealing is not narrative complexity but the simple pleasure of navigating social interactions, gradually lifting Shawn out of mediocrity and into more compelling personal relationships. The game wastes little time establishing its tone: lighthearted, comedic, and unabashedly adult, with a steady rhythm of flirtation, character events, and choices that lead to branching outcomes. The visual presentation supports this tone through clean, polished character art that captures expressive personalities without striving for hyper-realism. The art direction favors consistency and clarity over extravagance, making every romantic lead distinct both visually and behaviorally. Each route offers its own cadence of…