Last Days of Spring 2
Sapphire Dragon Productions · 2016 · Indie, Casual, Visual Novel, Simulation, Otome
PC
Mixed57% · 14 📈 Making a comeback 74%
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About Last Days of Spring 2
It’s been five years since the Hayabusa Academy gang graduated from high school, Yuka has just graduated from University and moved to a new city when she receives an invitation from Aya, her best friend, for a class reunion in her country lodge in Cannon Beach, Oregon. What adventures lie for the old friends in this beautiful mountain state? Will there be romance? Will old memories sweep them up into rich and new emotions? Find out in Last Days of Spring 2.
Last Days of Spring 2 features:
Last Days of Spring 2 features:
- A rich, light and entertaining storyline that continues on from the events in “Last Days of Spring”
- The return of some of the beloved characters from “Last Days of Spring”
- Beautiful and expressive new age music
- 6 endings (every choice matters)
- Tons of replay value (over 25,000 words in total)
- A gorgeous setting split between many of Oregon’s most beautiful towns, parks and mountains.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
+++ easy 100 % Steam Achievements +++ Five Trading Cards (perfect) + Story is okay for VN Genre Fans (3 different Endings) - if you rush trough its a bit Short Good for Achievement Hunters, Trading Card Collectors & VN Genre Fans with not to high Story Expectations Thx 4 reading. Hope u enjoy. GL HF <383 found this helpful
Last Days of Spring 2 is a very good visual novel game with a beautiful story. The graphics are nice and the soundtrack is Chill and relaxing... As good as the first one, I recommend it. 💗💗💗4 found this helpful
Failed to make me want to read more, and full of unnecessary reading.3 found this helpful
I don't tend to like anime, but I thought I could stomach this one because it wasn't all anime boobs and sexualized children, and I had played the first one. While I indeed could stomach it, neither did I particularly enjoy it. It's just really shallow...nothing really interesting about it. The endings were obvious on how to get, except for one: [spoiler]For some reason, so far as I can tell, if you are a vegetarian, you can't end up with the vegetarian. You have to eat fish or meat but [i]respect[/i] vegetarians.[/spoiler] Anyway, maybe if you like the genre more, you'd like this game. But it wasn't for me.1 found this helpful
Bland visual novel with shallow story, no depth in characters, primitive SFX, and overly short playtime. Art can't save it. 3/10.
This one is better than the first installment. Maybe it costs a bit too much for its content, but the story and characters have more depth. You can easily tell that the developer got better and learned from his previous game. Note that the Director's Commentary is an interesting recording to listen to. I don't know if this is technically possible, but it would be even better to have it included in the game, either automatically playing or through a click on a button. On the bad side, the Skip function is still broken. It also skips unread text which makes replaying difficult.
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