One by one, the Sakura Beach team members SHUFFLE INTO THE EMPTY OFFICE. Could all of you please move into the empty office across the room? Several people step forward from the larger cluster.Īlright, thank you. Number one: can every writer here who worked on either Sakura Beach game please come forward? Ladies and gentlemen, thank you all for coming. The development teams for all Sakura games are already there, waiting for his first acts as new Sakura Commander In Chief. JARENTH walks into the Winged Cloud offices. I wonder why people would be upset with this. Nobody at school seems cool with the idea that he’s kinda-reluctantly dating the two hottest girls at the same time. On the other hand, Seiji’s social life is harder than ever. But then, that’s actually par for the course for this game. Since that apparently wasn’t a factor before, I like the implication that Seiji’s ‘friends’ didn’t start helping him until they blackmailed him into a confession of love. Turns out Seiji’s life has been a bit of a mixed bag since the previous vacation! On the one hand, he’s doing well academically: Momoko and (particularly) Ayumi helping him out has let him pass his exams with flying colours. But even friggin’ Winter in Fairbrook had the decency to just slap a coat of snow paint over everything.Īnyway.
I mean, I get the value of keeping the same setting - such as it is for this game. Are we actually going for this level of asset re-use? Literally the same image, no change? Jesus. It had some okay spots! Hey, remember that one really cool sunset background image we all liked so much? It could happen!Īnd besides, it’s not like Sakura Beach (1) was all bad. Pre-judge not the sequel by the predecessor’s merits. I’m almost free, I’m almost free, I’m almost free.) NSFW level: mostly okay, with one or two glaring page-2 exceptions.) ( Spoiler levels: Narrative, pretty high. Well, I mean, you’ve probably read the title. And not only that: it was actually a sequel! To one of the games I was going to play, no less! I recognize signs when I see them: there was obviously no way I wasn’t going to have to add this one to the repertoire.Īnd given how much I’ve been emphasizing last week’s Sakura Fantasy as being a Chapter One, you probably won’t be surprised to learn that this week’s game is… I had a plan, as they say, and the plan was good.Īnd then at the last minute, at the proverbial eleventh hour, Steam dropped a new Sakura game in the store. When I started this adventure into Sakura depravity, I was expecting four weeks of ‘main’ Sakura games.
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