Living with Temptation 2: French Confessions

it actully is a non pay full game

I don't think the intimate scenes are done well. Maybe a porn director could help the dev make better scenes.

very short and far less fun than the original. a lot more jumping around right from the get go and less exploration. I'd say no good in its current state

Living with Temptation 2: French Confessions is an adult visual novel that expands on the relationship-driven formula of its predecessor by placing players in a glamorous yet emotionally volatile vacation in the French countryside. Developed and published by Lesson of Passion, the story follows Justin, his wife Tracy, and their nanny Lisa as they accept an invitation to stay at an extravagant estate owned by one of Tracy's wealthy relatives. What begins as a relaxing escape soon becomes a complicated journey filled with temptation, secrets, unexpected encounters, and life-changing decisions. The narrative revolves around how every choice influences trust, romance, and desire, allowing players to shape the direction of the story instead of simply following a predetermined path. A major strength of the game is its commitment to meaningful choice. Conversations, relationships, and key events are built around branching decisions that can dramatically alter character dynamics and ultimately determine which ending players receive. Rather than focusing exclusively on adult content, the game attempts to create emotional weight by presenting difficult choices involving loyalty, curiosity, …

"american sunset" is great, this one is, not

I enjoyed LWT2 when it first came out on the LoP website. But now, it seems like they decided to go for a hasty release instead of releasing a quality product. And honestly, I blame the AI generated content. Using AI to upscale existing content, or generate extra background is fine IMO. But clearly, AI was used for some animation, and came out with a poor result (there is a scene where one of the girls is basically being ♥♥♥♥-punched in the cheek instead of blowing it). Also, it happens too often that the animation doesn't match the text describing the scene: I see that as an extra sign that the animation was given afterwards by a guy who tried to do what he could with some AI, but couldn't get it to do exactly what he had in mind, but ended up leaving it that way because he had to meet a deadline. Even if it's not AI, it shows sloppy management at best. Either it's bad quality control (whoever assembled the story with the animation should have seen it, and whoever playtested it as well), or bad decision making (last minute rewrite, but no time/money to redo the animation?). Point it ruins the immersion. You guys managed to do a decent work with LWT1, why can't you do the same wi…