Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club 2 Review

Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club 2 brings back our favorite pervert… I mean student back to volleyball. After walking away from volleyball in Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club, Kaito is back to chase his dream of being a pro volleyball player.

Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club 2 is another visual novel where you read the game’s story on screen as it develops through anime visuals. There’s a single conversational choice early on when starting the game, but it doesn’t amount to anything.

Admittedly, the Beautiful Sakura are insanely easy 1000Gs achivements within like five minutes and it’s getting harder and harder to review these without basically copy pasting preview reviews because nothing changes.

One thing is for sure, the visual are bright and highly colorful. And each character has a unique overall style. You can also oggle the character models in a Gallery. I also think the developer are trying to push the envelope as far as possible as it looks to the most pervy entry in the Beautiful Sakura thus far. The soundtrack is a generic stock score that you’ll easily drown out or not even hear if you fast forward through it.

If it’s not broke, don’t fix it right. Again, this game can completed within five minutes and achieve all 1000Gs without any efforts. I’m baffled that these types of overly simplistic games still sell if they are still making them. It would be nice if they attempt innovation for once.

For my verdict, I’ll do like the developer does: copy/paste. Unless you’re a diehard of visual novels and must play all of them, I can’t recommend Beautiful Sakura: Volleyball Club 2. There’s just nothing here substantial; no gameplay or any reason to play this more than once for a very easy 1000Gs. No conversational choices, no diverging path to encourage multiple playthroughs. Don’t waste your time or money.