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About Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas
Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas is a visual novel and dating sim about a criminal and the demon he summons. You name the human protagonist, a lifelong screw-up whose latest mistake leaves him facing a life-or-death problem. Ambrosilas is an arcane murder genie with a mission to kill bad people and a rule: unless the person who summoned him gives him someone worthy of death to kill, he will kill the summoner.
A dangerous arrangement
The protagonist’s target is not worthy of death, leaving him dependent on Ambrosilas for help. The demon has little interest in helping a criminal, but begins to see more to his handsome mortal master as they get to know each other. The protagonist is attracted to Ambrosilas and, with nowhere else to turn, accepts being pulled into the demon’s arms. Ambrosilas may help him, but only for a price. Their story follows whether they can connect and solve the protagonist’s problem—or whether he will die for summoning a demon.
Story and endings
The sequel to Monster Lover: Balasque features a new human and a new demon. It contains 50,000 words and has five possible endings.
Artwork and scenes
The visual novel includes five CGs—pinup images—with variations, semi-realistic art, BDSM scenes, and one more sex scene and foreplay scene than Monster Lover: Balasque.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas is $5.59 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas are: Windows 7. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas is a single-player game.
Yes. Monster Lover 2: Ambrosilas is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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