
Love of Magic is an Adult Visual Novel / RPG set in an Arthurian Urban Fantasy world. You've found True Love, you've glimpsed your Destiny. Now it's time to wage the War you were born to fight. Book 2: The War continues the story of the Knights of the Lake from Book 1: The Crown.
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[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Love of Magic Book 2: The War Review[/h2] [h1]Imagine If Love Spells Were Real[/h1] So, Love of Magic Book 2: The War continues the saga of an Arthurian Urban Fantasy with a blend of adult visual novel storytelling and sandbox RPG elements. Following the events of Book 1, where you rose from a novice mage to the King of Camelot, Book 2 plunges you into a war against the Outsiders—an alien force devastating Central America. The stakes are higher, the characters are familiar, and the sex content still simmers in the background, but does this next chapter cast the same spell? Well, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. [h1]About This Game [/h1] [h2]Storyline [/h2] At its core, The War picks up right after Book 1, and you’re now tasked with defending Earth from the Outsiders. The fantasy mashup continues to feel epic, with gods, magic, and plenty of Arthurian lore woven into a modern setting. The plot is engaging, especially with the tension building up as you forge alliances and face brutal battles. But—and this is a big but—while the main storyline holds up, some elements fall flat. For instance, some monumental story events just don’t hit as hard as they should. The game introduces new characters and quests, yet a lot of them feel underutilised, like they’re there just to take up space. A few of the returning side characters are practically ghosts now, which is a bummer if you were hoping for some development. Also, the whole "alternate timeline/universe" setup feels a bit too convenient—a way to hit the reset button if the plot runs into a wall. [h2]Gameplay Mechanics[/h2] The game leans into its RPG roots more in Book 2, but the mechanics are a bit hit-or-miss. You’ve got the classic visual novel dialogue choices mixed with quests, resource management, and the poker-based combat system. The combat is still driven by a poker-like mechanic, which worked well in Book 1, but hasn’t seen much evolution here. It’s a bit of a “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” situation, but I kind of wish they would’ve shaken things up more. What’s new is the overworld map, and let me tell you, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. It sounds cool in theory, but in practice, it slows things down a lot. Fast travel? Gone. Instead, you’re stuck navigating this map that feels more like padding than a necessary gameplay feature. There are also some time-management frustrations where certain quests can only be completed during specific time slots, forcing you to waste in-game days just waiting for things to line up. And don’t get me started on those side-quests that seem to stall for no reason, leaving you running around wondering if you missed something or if the game just wants you to wait. Annoying! [h2]Visuals and Audios[/h2] Visually, Love of Magic Book 2 sticks to the same style as its predecessor, which means it’s still a mix of nicely drawn character portraits and pretty rough animations. The full-screen scenes and some of the more detailed character posing have seen some improvement, but don’t expect a massive overhaul here. The animated cutscenes still look awkward, and the character movements are often stilted and weirdly posed. As for the audio, it’s mostly stock music, but there are a couple of new tracks thrown in that fit the mood well. There’s even one banger of a song that pops up and might catch you off guard in a good way! Overall, it’s serviceable—nothing groundbreaking, but it gets the job done. [h1]Pros[/h1] [list][*][b]Engaging Main Story:[/b] The Arthurian lore mixed with modern-day fantasy is still a winning combo. If you liked the world-building in Book 1, you’ll enjoy diving deeper into it here. [*][b]Character Moments:[/b] The emotional rollercoaster is still present, with moments of love, tension, and even a bit of humour sprinkled in. [*][b]More RPG Elements:[/b] The poker-based combat and the ability to customise your magic through gem sets offer some depth, even if it’s not revolutionary. [*][b]Some Improved Visuals:[/b] The more detailed full-screen scenes are a nice touch, though overall, the visuals could use a bit more polish.[/list] [h1]Cons[/h1] [list][*][b]Underused Characters:[/b] Many of the side characters from the first game get sidelined, and the new ones don’t make much of an impact. Feels like a wasted opportunity. [*][b]Clunky Overworld Map:[/b] The addition of the overworld map is more of a chore than a fun feature. It drags down the pacing and makes navigation feel sluggish. [*][b]Eroticism Dialled Down:[/b] For an adult game, the erotic content is oddly restrained. Sure, there are some steamy scenes, but they feel more like an afterthought compared to the main plot.[/list] [h1]Conclusion[/h1] Love of Magic Book 2: The War delivers a solid continuation of the story from Book 1, with its mix of Arthurian legend and urban fantasy still standing strong. However, it stumbles in a few key areas. The sidelining of characters, underwhelming time-management mechanics, and clunky overworld map detract from the experience. And while the erotic content is present, it feels tame compared to what you might expect from a visual novel in this genre. That said, if you loved the first book, you’ll probably find enough here to keep you engaged, especially with the main storyline and those intense emotional moments. But if you were hoping for major improvements or a game-changing experience, this one might leave you wanting more. It’s a decent sequel, but one that doesn’t quite reach the magical heights of its predecessor. If you’re in it for the plot—and I mean the actual plot—this is still a ride worth taking. Just don’t expect it to blow your mind. Rating: 7/10 Women in Armour>>> For full review head over to our [url=https://www.united-critics.com/post/love-of-magic-book-2-the-war]website[/url]
Эта игра - самая плохая покупка в сфере эротических игр, что я делал. Были игры классные. Был шлак от которого я быстро избавлялся или быстро проходил. Были проходники на которые я не тратил много времени. Но это… под маской интересной и продуманной визуальной новеллы скрывается кошмарная графомания, посредственные модели и тупой сюжет, которые к тому же тратят уйму вашего времени. Я обычно даже на английском тексты читаю ВСЕГДА, но здесь я в какой-то момент забил и стал читать по диагонали, а потом и вовсе проматывать, потому что выносить эту чушь, эти выдумки британского шестиклассника (или человека с интеллектом шестиклассника) просто невозможно. Вы спросите, почему я вообще на нее тратил время? Из жадности, хотелось увидеть чем все закончится раз уж я УЖЕ потратил на нее столько времени. Но я заклинаю вас, не верьте положительным отзывам - это все фуфло, либо их авторы такие же шестиклассники, как и автор сюжета. Модели местами ок (без вау эффекта), местами откровенно так себе, но вообще графика крайне слабая. По сравнению с тем же being a ♥♥♥ или Treasure of Nadia - графика просто днище. Некоторые девушки просто некрасивы (типа Акане и Кати), некоторые симпатичны (Молли и Хлои), парочка были классные, но с ними эротики либо нет совсем, либо чуть-чуть - они совсем второстепенные. Со вкусом у автора и в плане девушек так себе. Музыка неплохая, в конце даже способствует драматизму. Это единственный плюс игры. Сюжет - дичайший бред и каша из вторжения инопланетян, легенды о Короле Артуре, вороха других божественных пантеонов и глупого представления британской школоты о геополитике. Да, местами автору что-то удавалось - шутка или драматичный момент, но максимум на троечку. Геймплей - худший, что может быть - бесконечно читать эту чушь, делая банальные выборы и ведя бои с помощью карточной колоды, просто невозможно. Даже в простенькой Aura hentai cards было интереснее. Там хоть была иллюзия, что люди постарались, придумали уникальные карты, как принято в компьютерных карточных играх, а не просто взяли двойки и тузы. Атмосфера - убогого школьного пафоса для инфантилов с полным отсутствием вкуса, интеллекта и таланта. Графика 7/10 Музыка 8/10 Геймплей 3/10 Сюжет 5/10 Атмосфера 2/10 Итог 5/10 Ведро ненависти и автору, и тем, кто этот кал рекомендует.
Из всей трилогии «Love of Magic» вторая часть единственная, которая мне понравилась, так как она сосредоточилась на глобальном сюжете, было уделено 90% мифическому, а не реальному миру, обширному изучению карты, поиску союзников, обустройству своего города и гонке со временем. Но главная причина — автор ушёл от концепции «безумной любви» и концентрации внимания только одному персонажу. Тут наконец-то уделяется внимание второстепенным героиням, их развитию и личности. Хотя количество и качество хентай-сцен так себе. Это, к сожалению, уже устарело.
Вторая часть стала держит планку качества заданную первой и провела лёкую работу над ошибками. Рекомендую купить на скидках чтобы игра 100% отбилась по эмоциям.[hr][/hr] Начну с важных советов которые помогут получить от игры больше удовольствия. - Хоть формально в игре присутствует ограничение на прохождение по времени, на него можно не обращать внимания. Главное идете по основному сюжету как вам нравится и своевременно делайте сайд квесты и квесты в тронном зале. После прохождения игры можно будет загрузить автоматически сделанное сохранение и выбить на нём все оставшиеся гриндовые достижения (чтение книг, посещение купальни и так далее). - При 100% прохождении глюкануло только 1 достижение "Card collector", но при помощи дебаг меню удалось это достижение получить без перепрохождения игры.[hr][/hr] Перед нами очень приятная визуальная новелла с элементами прокачки и аркадных боёв. На общем фоне игра в своём жанре явно выделяется! - Приятным сюжетом и хорошо прописанными персонажами, каждый наделён достаточной индивидуальностью для того чтобы он вам наверняка запомнился! - На 100% прохождение игры у меня ушло 25 часов. - В игре вас ждёт примерно 30 сцен 18+. ОДНАКО в ней нет нормальной галереи. И я рекомендую вам сохраняться перед каждой сценой в отдельный слот если вы решитесь когда-нибудь освежить свои воспоминания. Вроде разработчик обещает что он запланировал уже обновление игры и создание полноценной галереи, будем надеяться что не обманет.
A great story! Complete with action, humor, hard times, and romance. I love how it is so open world with choices to make.
One of the greatest stories I have read in a long time, read the trilogy from start to end without any breaks just couldn't stop (except for sleep, dinner, and work offcourse) it was that good. Might be an adult book but I have found that the stories here can often be pretty good, and this one was truly great. It is also somewhat inspired by the Persona series in how your character grows by and in planning ones days activities. Even the sex stuff was very well done and beutiful to be honest, very much focus on the romantic, good and wholesome sex. Morning Star and Wings of Empire, is from the same author, they are the next ones on my reading list. Probably the best story since I read Atlas Shrugged.
ENG: Love of Magic Book 2: The War, second part of Droid Productions' trilogy, picks up the narrative where we left off, with Chloe informing Owen (name of player's choice), upon waking up after the New Year's Eve celebrations, that the End of the World has arrived, that Mexico City is reduced to a pile of rubble and that the Outsiders appear to have made their move after being summoned by Sarah. Now our hero and his wife Emily, who is carrying their daughter Elanora, must quickly gather the Knights of the Lake and all the help they can get to form a Grand Alliance to withstand the invasion and, as King and Queen of Camelot, prepare for war against the Necromancers of the Cult, the Demons of the Malgraleth Sept of the Olmodan Clan from the Deep Elsewhere and the Others. Stylistically perfectly in line with the previous installment, this is also a more a RPG rather than a sandbox-style visual novel, with a strong emphasis on narrative and role-playing rather than erotic content, even though the story remains largely linear, except for the side quests. Time management remains crucial as the adventure progresses, which also moves from Edinburgh to Camelot, even though both locations are always accessible, and features a map of the Elsewhere for navigation between the various places. Two new currencies related to kingdom events also appear: Realm Points and Military Points. The former are used to send certain NPCs on side quests, who will return after a few days with the results, or is used sometimes as currency, while the latter serve primarily as checkpoints to determine whether certain conditions for certain events have been met or not. The gameplay hasn't undergone any substantial changes, the Heads-up poker (inspired by Sword & Poker) remains important, but there's no shortage of tricks to make battles easier, and even the grind, especially if you want it, is still there. Technically, there are no major changes; the models remain original and well-crafted, with functional animations and a beautiful and varied soundtrack, taken directly from the previous game. There are, however, several cutscenes here and there that accompany the narration of certain important events. [spoiler]Personal note: for me, Molly, especially as a sexy secretary, continues to hold the title of best girl also in this chapter, followed by Bella and Akane, then by Kath, Jenny, Jalsa, Emily, Aino, Xochi, Valery and Chloe. Among those who are there but don't really "apply," I'd like to mention Olivia, Snowdrop, Hakone, Aoife, Keira, Robin and Melusine.[/spoiler] ____ ITA: Love of Magic Book 2: The War, seconda parte della trilogia di Droid Productions, riprende la narrazione da dove l'avevamo lasciata, con Chloe che informa Owen (nome a scelta del giocatore), al suo risveglio dopo i festeggiamenti di capodanno, che la Fine del Mondo è arrivata, che Città del Messico è ridotta a un cumulo di macerie e che gli Estranei (the Outsiders) parrebbero aver fatto la loro mossa dopo essere stati rievocati da Sarah. Ora il nostro eroe e la sua consorte Emily, che porta in grembo loro figlia Elanora, dovranno rapidamente radunare i Cavalieri del Lago (Knights of the Lake) e tutto l'aiuto possibile per formare una Grande Alleanza per far fronte all'invasione e, come Re e Regina di Camelot, prepararsi alla guerra contro i Negromanti del Culto (the Necromancers of the Cult), i Demoni della Setta Malgraleth del Clan Olmodan delle Profondità dell'Altrove (the Malgraleth Sept of the Olmodan Clan from the Deep Elsewhere) e gli Estranei. Stilisticamente perfettamente in linea col capitolo precedente, anche in questo caso si tratta di un vero e proprio RPG più che di una visual novel in stile sandbox, con grande enfasi sulla narrazione e sull'aspetto ruolistico piuttosto che sulla componente erotica, anche se la storia rimane sostanzialmente lineare, salvo per le missioni secondarie. La gestione del tempo rimane cruciale nel prosieguo dell'avventura, che peraltro si sposta da Edimburgo a Camelot, anche se entrambi i luoghi sono sempre accessibili, e si dota di una mappa dell'Altrove per la navigazione tra le varie località. Appaiono inoltre due nuove valute relative agli eventi del regno, ossia i punti Reame (Realm Points) e i punti Militari (Military Points), i primi servono per inviare in missioni secondare alcuni NPC, i quali dopo qualche giorno torneranno coi risultati, o talvolta come valuta, mentre i secondi servono soprattutto come punti controllo per determinare se certe condizioni di alcuni eventi sono soddisfatte o meno. Il gameplay non subisce cambiamenti sostanziali, il poker scoperto (ispirato a Sword & Poker) rimane importante, anche i trucchi per rendere le battaglie più agevoli non mancano, e anche il grind, soprattutto se si vuole, continua a non mancare. Tecnicamente non ci sono stravolgimenti, i modelli rimangono originali e ben fatti, con animazioni funzionali e la colonna sonora, bella e varia, direttamente presa dal capitolo precedente. Sono però presenti diversi filmati d'intermezzo qui e là che accompagnano la narrazione di certi eventi importanti. [spoiler]Nota personale: per me Molly, soprattutto in versione segretaria sexy, continua a mantenere il titolo di best girl anche in questo capitolo, seguita da Bella e Akane, quindi da Kath, Jenny, Jalsa, Emily, Aino, Xochi, Valery e Chloe. Tra quelle che ci sono ma non si "applicano" davvero citerei Olivia, Snowdrop, Hakone, Aoife, Keira, Robin e Melusine.[/spoiler]
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