Love of Magic Book 2: The War

ENG: Love of Magic Book 2: The War, second part of Droid Productions' trilogy, picks up the narrative where we left off, with Chloe informing Owen (name of player's choice), upon waking up after the New Year's Eve celebrations, that the End of the World has arrived, that Mexico City is reduced to a pile of rubble and that the Outsiders appear to have made their move after being summoned by Sarah. Now our hero and his wife Emily, who is carrying their daughter Elanora, must quickly gather the Knights of the Lake and all the help they can get to form a Grand Alliance to withstand the invasion and, as King and Queen of Camelot, prepare for war against the Necromancers of the Cult, the Demons of the Malgraleth Sept of the Olmodan Clan from the Deep Elsewhere and the Others. Stylistically perfectly in line with the previous installment, this is also a more a RPG rather than a sandbox-style visual novel, with a strong emphasis on narrative and role-playing rather than erotic content, even though the story remains largely linear, except for the side quests. Time management remains crucial as the adventure progresses, which also moves from Edinburgh to Camelot, even though both locations …

Wow! The story is top tier, writing is excellent and the storyline is unique. This is NOT your typical AVN. It's not about gratuitous sex or putting notches in bedposts. The sex is there, don't get me wrong, and it's often hot but I actually found myself wishing it would fast forward to get back to the story. This is just a whole different feel from what's out there on the market. That being said, I don't like some of the technical things about it. The UI is cumbersome at best, although it gives it more room for dialog. The animations are short, some of the artwork not the best and the save system almost sucks. But this is a STORY above all else, and you'll get lost in it. And if you're my girlfriend, end up streaming tears and cussing mascara, leaving for minutes at a time and then coming back to do it again during the ending sequences. I admit only to it being an emotional roller coaster, myself...none of that other girly ♥♥♥♥!!! I think more time could have been spent on the secondary characters as far as fleshing them out psychologically. But on the other hand, it may have actually ended up being a novel to rival J.K. Rowling's and taken years to complete. The writer is likel…

Book 2 of 3 in this "Once and Future King" style urban fantasy. With the return of the Outsiders, Ragnarök is here! Mexico City was their first strike. The Aztec pantheon of gods are all but gone. Make your final preparations for the war, time to set aside all grudges until this trial is past. Book 2 isn't as fun as book 1, yet I still recommend it...just...wait for a sale (or not.)

My favourite H-game series ever. 11/10 recommend it.

Wow. Love of Magic II (LoM2) starts out as a kingdom builder inside a virtual novel as you build up your character from LoM1. One technical gripe I have is the game always opens BEHIND Steam, meaning I have to minimize both and bring them up in reverse order so the game is in front of Steam. I almost thought the game wasn't starting up at first. Anyway, LoM2 puts you into the War against the "Outsiders" which are similar to the Old Ones from Cthulu mythos. You get to know and care about the characters you meet, leading to some emotional moments at the end of Book 2. I recommend this series and look forward to the conclusion in LoM 3.

Book 2 ended on a very emotional note. Again I'm amazed at the qquelity of the wriing and will be stating book 3 right after i post this comment :) If you love fantasy, magic, quirky situations, quotes from classics, good storytelling and a bit of drama, this is for you:)