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About Sakura Gamer 2

Sakura Gamer 2 is a visual novel set a year after the events of Sakura Gamer. Nekohime and her friends have released their debut visual novel, MikoMaid, to great success, and Nekohime is now working on a sequel, MikoMaid 2, with a larger budget and a growing fanbase. But negative press about the first game is wearing down her confidence, and she begins to question whether becoming a visual novel writer was the right choice—or whether she should have stayed a computer repair technician.

The story

Nekohime’s doubts deepen when she meets Kurumi, a hot-headed young woman who despises MikoMaid and lewd visual novels in general. The story follows Nekohime as she tries to maintain her bonds with her fellow developers and close friends, Suki and Clover, while confronting her self-doubt and working on MikoMaid 2.

The characters

  • Nekohime: Also known as Sayo, she is anxious, asocial and prone to self-doubt. She is a shut-in in the making, but knows her flaws and works to improve herself and her writing.
  • Clover: Also known as Chika, she is Nekohime’s long-time friend and steadfast supporter. Depending on your choices in Sakura Gamer, she can be something more. Spunky, cheerful and no-nonsense, she is also good at giving life advice and reliable in a crisis.
  • Suki: Also known as Tsukiko, she is a relatively new part of Nekohime’s life. Her ambitions first drew Nekohime and Clover into making visual novels. An aspiring artist who works long hours, she enjoys having fun after work, has a mischievous streak and likes teasing pretty girls.
  • Kurumi: A new character who acts as an antagonist to the three main girls. Brash and short-tempered, she hates MikoMaid with a passion that seems almost personal.

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