Princess Maker 2

Gainax games have done it again. This is the most entertaining nurture simulation game I have ever played. Originally an Asian game, it is the only one in the series of four to be translated in English. You are a swordsman who adopts a child. Your challenge is to raise a child successfully.
Relatively simple concept, but has proven to be much more difficult. You raise the child from the age of 10-18 years olds. Everything you decide will affect the out come of the child’s end result.

Gainax games have done it again. This is the most entertaining nurture simulation game I have ever played. Originally an Asian game, it is the only one in the series of four to be translated in English. You are a swordsman who adopts a child. Your challenge is to raise a child successfully.
Relatively simple concept, but has proven to be much more difficult. You raise the child from the age of 10-18 years olds. Everything you decide will affect the out come of the child’s end result. Birth month and blood type determine the starting characteristics of your child. The hints allow you to comprehend the game very quickly, and there is not much you need to know if you are a first time player. You must increase skill points to allow the child to gain experience in tasks. Keeping up health was the most challenging for me. I found it hard to keep the balance between increasing skill and personal health of the child. Eventually all of the initial problems I had faced were resolved through gaining an understanding of the mechanics of the game.
Full of wonderful anime graphics you will never want to look away from the screen. I could not take myself away from the game. I was playing it for so many hours of the day that I actually dreamt about it (don’t lie to yourself everyone has done it…).
When I finally finished the game with a successful result (and believe me it takes a couple of tries) I actually felt like I had accomplished something great. I know what you are thinking “wow this girl has a lot of time on her hands”. It’s true. I do, but you will feel the exact same way about this game when you start to play it. Believe me! I just can’t express how much I enjoyed this game. Since I have played Princess Maker 2, I went out and bought the entire Princess Maker series.
The game contains well developed characters and plot lines. Great sound and music accompany the role-playing adventure. There are many clones of this game that you can find all over the internet, but as they say the originals are always the best. With many challenging tasks, challenges, and options you have hours upon hours of fun and adventure.
Hint: Read all of the pop-ups if you are a first-time player. They prove to be very helpful in the primary understanding of the game.