
Unit 03 is a sheltered, but bubbly, robot girl with a penchant for breaking the rules. After getting a tiny taste of the outside, she's become all the more desperate to break free of the cage she was born in. But so long as her body continues to malfunction, will that ever be more than a fantasy?
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Episode 2 of the kinetic visual novel series, "Spare Parts."
After a bizarre first week at her new job, Lucy's finally ready to start settling into a routine. But with no more merchandise to sell, and without another plan for the business, the future seems uncertain. And a lack of imagination isn't the only thing halting progress.
As Unit 03 is given a tiny bit more freedom, Unit 01 struggles to process all kinds of new thoughts, and Lucy has to find some way to navigate the complicated relationship between the two. Not to mention the increasingly-obvious fact that Unit 02 hates her guts. As more and more complications reveal themselves, Lucy slowly begins to wonder whether she'll be able to see her promise through...or if running away is the right thing to do.
The continuation of a story about the ways we are programmed to feel, and the risks we take when sharing our heart with another.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 36 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, Episode 2 of Spare Parts is absolutely one of the best visual novels I've read. Not only is there [b] a lot [/b] more content compared to Episode 1, but it's also even better in every regard. I laughed several times at the sillier moments (particularly the post-ending S.P. Radio segment), I was completely engaged in the more dramatic moments, and I felt such sorrow when these characters were at their lowest points. I really liked the clear parallels between some of the characters, what with them struggling with issues that seem different at the surface level, but are actually pretty similar. Switching to different characters' perspectives instead of just having Lucy's also enhances the story a lot; it would definitely be worse without it. The only issue I had was that a couple of the more serious moments had some unfitting music, but that was a rare occurrence. I can't recommend this one enough!!! also i still like the =3 face
Oh, they're (((robots)))...I guess that makes sense now that I think about it. Pretty Good
bobot transgedner
I can't believe they were ****** the whole time
Wasn't expecting so many feels, help.
hell yeah this story got some GENDER in it
Played the first game on itch.io and couldn't resist buying the sequel right away! The characters are just too charming; And the music is a treat too. Super recomend
Going through the second part of Spare parts was a ride! I love all the characters already but this episode just made me love all of them even more, the character interaction, dialogue and the music was so good and woooweee I've never felt this anxious when I was reading some parts of this episode like it made me go [i]"What happens next?? WHAT HAPPENS NEXT!?!?!?!"[/i] I really enjoyed this episode and am sooooo looking forward to the next one!!!!
This has to be some of my favorite writing of all times, hands down. It has everything I want in media: it's super relatable and still gut-wrenching when it needs to be. Absolutely amazing job and I can't wait for Episode 3!
it continues to be really, really good.
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