Monster Girl Fantasy 2: Exposed

I liked the first one more, the nudity is nice tho but i would not call it sexual content. So far i have seen zero hentai, the combat is okay and the story is a bit weak. Maybe once i progress enough it will get better but i doubt that. Like the first game this is just as grindy, the exp system is nice but it always bothers me when i am not allowed to choose my companions skills or stats when i can do that with my main character. So far the 3 hours of playing this game have made it feel allot smaller then the first game. Will update after playing some more but so far the first game is better. Update.. So it does not get better sadly, the final boss fight is also pretty brutal. I ended up going solo cause i just did not have any gear for any other characters other then my main character in the end. I lost many times to enemies that caused confusion making my character one shot kill him self allot lol but in the end i managed to beat the boss. I was scared the game would glitch out during the fight as you have to beat him not once, not twice but three times in a row without saving. The ending i got was my character standing there talking about looking forward to more monster girls …

RPGMaker game. Sequel to first, you have to recollect your party members.

didn't enjoy the game

Cute & enjoyable RPG! The monster girls are obviously the highlight. I love the art and the lewd moments pretty fun.

once the portal is activated, you can't return home if your ally needs to recover her HP after battle.

[b]Bottom Line Up Front: If you like story, don't get this game. If you like sex, don't get this game. If you liked Monster Girl Fantasy, I advise against getting this game. Not worth $12.[/b] ...What happened? Monster Girl Fantasy 1 was a decent isekai plot. Its characters and basic plot were what kept me playing. Monster Girl Fantasy 2: Exposed comes across as more of a porn parody of the original. Starting after the ending of MGF1, Protag-kun goes through a portal opened up by some interdimensional entity("Dei" for short) to either go home, or go to other worlds. Either way, something goes screwy and everyone is scattered across space and time, and if they all aren't gathered up, the world will... go... poof? Wait, if that was an issue, why even allow them to leave the world in the first place? The first "exposure" comes within about three minutes of starting the game. After everyone gets scattered to hither and yon, Protag-kun and Nei are dropped in the middle of some weird interdimensional wasteland. Protag-kun is taking a while to come to, so to encourage him (as demonstrated in the screenshots) Nei flashes him. This feels incredibly out of character, because Nei general…