Princess Maker 2 Refine

CFK Co., Ltd. · Sep 28, 2016

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Princess Maker 2 Refine offers a unique life simulation gameplay where the player takes a role as a father for a young girl and raise her into adulthood. Players have freedom of choices on how to raise the child, but each choice will impact on the outcome of what she will become.

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Critic 7.3 (4 critics) · Gamer 9.3

Critic reviews

Hardcore Gamer
Marcus Estrada · Oct 14, 2016
8.0
The massive replayability means that what could be a five hour game becomes twenty, thirty or even more hours for those looking to try out a variety of life decisions. The lack of a good English translation is something which can be resolved via patches over time and CFK are already planning on improving it. Princess Maker 2 Refine might not look like the fanciest new game on the market, but its charm will almost certainly suck in strategy fans regardless.
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Hey Poor Player
Jonathan Trussler · Oct 11, 2016
7.0
Princess Maker 2 can still amaze me with all its possibilities, even over a decade since I first played it. Personally, I’m looking forward to forcing my hapless offspring to scrub many more floors and fight hordes of mutated beasts in search of all the myriad endings on offer. Ah, precious family memories!
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Cubed3
Ian Soltes · Nov 13, 2016
4.0
Princess Maker 2 Refine is still capable of evoking feelings of caring, the ability to watch her grow from a child to an adult is engaging, the multitude of potential outcomes adds in a lot of replayability, and other such things means that it's a notch above basic shovelware. However, 'notch above shovelware' isn't quite the same as 'good,' but it is worth a recommendation to those whom can stand the games many, many flaws as the reward is certainly half-decent.
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Rice Digital
Kitsumeda · Oct 28, 2016
10
Princess Maker 2 Refine is very much a product of its time. The game does very little to guide the player, but instead leaves them to uncover all the little intricacies on their own. Its simple premise, but deep nature will keep you coming back for more. If there is one complaint to be had with Princess Maker, it would be the ridiculously long wait for this amazing 1993 game to be finally localized.
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