Sex 2 (1996)
Genres:Simulator, Visual Novel
Themes:Erotic
Game modes:Single player
Story:Sex 2 has the same basic premise as its predecessor, which is easy to deduce from the game's title. It's all about engaging in the titular pleasurable activity, and doing it in various "creative" ways. Unlike the first Sex, there is only one girl in Sex 2: Ayaka, the cute flower-raising character from Satyr, another game by the same company.Show more
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Sex 2 is a game written by Marutani Hideto, known for his work on the brilliantly dark anti-capitalist Dead End Aegis, but Sex 2 is not a game that features those kinds of complex themes. It is a simple story about the joys of Sex - and above all else - a story about the purity of love.
This game is a beautiful story that refuses to shy away from the weirder sides of sex, instead showcasing so much of what makes having sex with someone you love so special. The writer's incredible sense of humor is on full display here making for a hilariously charming time. Sex 2 demonstrates how important sexual themes can be and why they should always have a place in media all while offering a unique and refreshing experience for fans of gaming everywhere.
All of the illustrations were done by the late Caroline Youko who was beloved in the doujinshi scene and deserves to be remembered for the passion she put into her work. The game's art is beautiful and vivid, the character designs are lovely and inviting, and the music composed by Studio M are an absolute delight making full use of the PC-98's sound boards.
Despite being a more obscure title Sex 2 left an important mark on culture and gaming inspiring memes, music and fan works. Some of my favorite examples of this are SiIvaGunner's incredibly funny and creative rips of Sex 2 and Amelie Doree's amazingly thought-provoking video "The PC-98 Game with the Funniest Name (and Finding Meaning in Art)" that I consider a must watch for all fans of Sex 2.
In my opinion Sex 2 is a game everyone should experience, its simple charm and nostalgic presentation is unforgettable while its approach to sexual themes is comforting and really left an impression on me. It's a shame that this game isn't as well known as Marutani's other works as I feel Sex 2 marks an important milestone in his career.
Sex 2 should be preserved and recognized for what it is, a fun Visual Novel about exploring love in one of its purest forms.
Yoooo, it's Sex 2!!!
It's like sex, but TWO.
Truly, the best sequel sex can have!
All sex, twice the amount. What's there not to love?
It's just like how I had sex with your m—
SEEEEEEEEEXXXX!!!! YOU LOVE SEX, I LOVE SEX, WE ALL LOVE SEX! THE BEST SEX GAME EVER HAS ITS BEST EVER SEQUEL!!
God DAMN, does this bring back memories of my younger days!
"If sex is so good, why isn't there a sex 2?"
The humble sex 2 released in the year 1996 for the PC98 in question:
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