Yo, get this—Bliss Brain Co., Ltd. is dropping "Princess Maker 2: Regeneration" to celebrate the 30th anniversary of "Princess Maker 2." If you don't know, the "Princess Maker" series basically kickstarted the whole social simulation genre. You get to play as a dad raising a young girl, and it's still a hit today. Out of all the games in the series "Princess Maker 2" stands out as the most popular. It's been 30 years since it first launched on the PC-9801 back in '93. Now, they've brought it back with redrawn graphics by Takami Akai, the original character designer and director from Gainax.
In "Princess Maker 2," you play as a dad to a daughter sent from the stars. You raise her from age ten to eighteen guiding her through various life experiences. His dream? To become a princess. But depending on your choices she could end up in all sorts of careers and lifestyles. It is up to you to shape its future. This version is based on "Princess Maker 2: Refine" from 2004, but with some fresh updates. Takami Akai redrew key graphics in a style that stays true to the original PC-98 version, but with modern high-resolution quality. They have even added an opening animation by Yonago Gainax, showing the bond between you, the "father," and your "daughter." You may also be interested in the game Hookah Haze
Keeping tabs on your daughter's status is crucial in this game. In "Regeneration," you can always check her parameters at a glance, helping you make the best decisions for her future. It's awesome to see "Princess Maker 2" still loved by so many after all these years, allowing for this new release. Takami Akai finally got to redo the graphics, which he's always wanted to do. So dive in and enjoy the revamped vacations and endings in this classic game.
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