

Paradise: Musubi
PIL/SLASH · 2026 · LGBTQ+, Choose Your Own Adventure, Visual Novel, Survival Horror, Story Rich
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Very Positive99% · 67
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About Paradise: Musubi
Paradise: Musubi the sequel to the popular Japanese BL suspense visual novel Paradise, is developed by PIL/SLASH, published by JAST, and, like the main game, features original artwork by Kotomi Youji and is written by LOVE&DESTROY.
GAME STORY
Paradise: Musubi offering the continuation of each of the good ends from the original game with new scenes, beautiful new CGs, and the excellent cast of voice actors from the original.- After living with Mitsugi, unravel Mitsugi's mysterious past.
- After living with Matsuda, face the shadows of the island together.
- After escaping overseas with Takara, return to Japan and challenge the authority of the family.
- The beloved supporting characters Shimada and Hongou will also have side stories.
GAME FEATURE
- Post-Happy-End Afterstories: Unlock new story arcs for the three main male characters.
- Unlock New Characters: Each story arc will unlock friends, colleagues, and relatives who did not appear in the main game!
- Revisit key moments: once you've cleared each character's main good end storyline, you have the opportunity to revisit key moments from the first game's plot, now with new perspectives.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
mitsugiiiiiiii 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭mit😢😢😢😢😭😭s😓😓😓😓😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭ugi21 found this helpful
peak as my dihh13 found this helpful
maybe this was truly our Paradise11 found this helpful
I’m honestly really impressed with how much content this game has! I’m not even done yet and there’s already so much to play. ^^ Each love interest gets their own good ending after story, plus there are five reverse routes for each of them!! Not to mention that there are alternate endings for 2 other characters (and a bonus mystery route). Absolutely worth the price. 100%. Goated game.10 found this helpful
I love the Paradise series, period. that's why I recommend it. [h3] — On the translation [/h3] There are big problems with the translation. I won't say it was translated by AI like everyone is suspecting, because I think the company would have taken a lot less time to finish the project, and it would've come out a lot better than this. I don't like the idea of AI replacing people but it's just how bad this particular translation is. I believe they used machine translation for this game (like google translate), and they didn't even bother proofreading it before release. For example: sometimes the character is saying one thing, but the translation says THE OPPOSITE. Not to mention the strangest choice of words possible, vague dialogs that don't mean anything and all the pronoun switching from first to third person for no reason, arbitrarily attributing the wrong action to the wrong character. A redditer called 'doglost' wrote about this in more detail, but there're even situations where they add lines that weren't even there, like when Takara tells Shimada he could take all the pictures he wanted of dismembered bodies, but the translation says Takara will chop his D*** off and take…6 found this helpful
To get the most enjoyment out of it, make sure you: - Completed the original game (preferably all endings) - Patched the game to unlock all R-18 scenes, which are the core of this game. I would recommend this game (and the original game) if you're into yaoi and psycho horror. Here're my thoughts on this game. . . . . . . . [b]1. Takara's route: a full closure[/b] This game feels more like a Part 2 of the Takara's route in the original game, rather than a DLC. In the original game, Takara's route dumped players with loads of information to explain the revenge plans of Takara's clan. As a result, Takara's character was severely underdeveloped, especially his feelings towards Azuma. It was addressed in this game though. Takara wasn't my favourite to begin with but he became more likeable in latter half of the game, as he fought to protect Azuma and got disowned by his family, when he was freed from his duties of revenge and be able to sort out his love with Azuma. I'm glad that it didn't go into a direction where they tried to win Takara's father's approval of their relationship, which would be too unrealistic. [b]2. Mitsuki's route: bright and progressive[/b] As in the origina…
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