Stellaren II

[h1]Review with accompanying screenshots and trailer video in Sinical Network[/h1] https://www.sinicalanimenetwork.com/post/stellaren-ii-review [i]Stellaren II[/i] is part visual novel, part dating simulator, part turn-based strategy role-playing game, part dungeon crawler with reaction-based action mechanics, and part horizontal bullet hell shooter. This is [i]ninedux's[/i] third title of the [i]Stellaren[/i] series featuring a male protagonist with a customizable name (John as the default) and two stories in the sci-fi/thriller genre with optional minigames. [h1]Story[/h1] In Rene's story (prologue), it starts with John committing a murder at a starport in the mining colony of Horus after his Neuro was hacked, erasing his memories and allowing the hacker to take control of him. Thankfully, his murder attempt was foiled, and he was apprehended by private investigators employed by Weber Industries, the largest mining corporation on the planet. As the investigators try to piece together the evidence after reprogramming John's Neuro, other terrorist attacks and mysterious disappearances force the investigators to bring John along and see him more as a teammate than a prisoner, a…

Originally finished the entire Stellaren series on mobile. Well worth it and wanted to support by buying Stellaren 2 that was released on steam. This is a very underrated series. Story is intriguing, players becomes attached to the characters and the flow going from each game in the Stellaren series was enjoyable. Art and music is nice. Atmospheric sound is great. This English VN is well worth the money considering also the number of hours you spend on it. I think it was around 15 hours when I played this particular one but take in mind that I am a very fast reader. Looking forward to the new game ninedux is currently making. Keep it up man! Personally, I recommend reading Stellaren, Stellaren: Acrux, before moving to this Stellaren 2 as you really appreciate the story more. They are on mobile for free as well. Enjoy.

I really love this game. I'm still waiting for the other Stellaren games to be added to steam and i really hope Dux makes a Stalleran 3

Beat it on an emulator before it was released here. I suggest you play Stellaren 1 and then Stellaren Acrux (which can be found on mobile) before jumping into this. Highly recommend giving the series a chance, you won't regret it.

I'm a big fan of the original Stellaren as it will always have a place in my heart for it's story telling, world-building and characters. However, I admit the first game have many flaws, the most important of which being the length of the game which made increasing the likeability and complexity of cast more difficult. This installation in the series as not only expanded the universe's world building but has truly shown the developer has grown in his talent in story-telling and game design from his earlier works. Stellaren II is truly a work of art, the pacing, the music, the world design, and most importantly, the characters have all been either been fleshed or massively improved. The story is somewhat dark despite the character designs may imply, however this works to its effect as the story takes time and care in developing the characters within it, making us the player endeared to them from the brief moments of peace given to us in the story. 8/10, please support the developer by playing and spreading the word of his game.

The game is really good and it really gets you attached to the characters and to those who haven't read the 1st one yet I highly recommend you read it at the Google Play Store and in the App store also make sure to read the little story Acrux, Acrux is its own separate game so make sure to download that as well (Also to people who've read the first one AND is in the discord server you'll understand this... Who's N?)