Abyss of Pleasure 2

Editorial Meh

Abyss of Pleasure 2 arrives on the reputation of its predecessor—a game most players loved—but its developer carries heavy baggage. The core complaint is consistent: jpegsama has a documented pattern of starting projects in early access, abandoning them after a few months, and moving to the next one, leaving supporters frustrated. AoP1 itself ended somewhat hastily, and players worry this sequel will follow suit. That said, those who have sampled the v0.1 build praise the 3D art quality and atmospheric dark-fantasy world; the issue is pacing (the protagonist shifts from resistance to willing participation very quickly) and tonal uncertainty about how much NTR content will dominate the experience. Community opinion is sharply divided: some defend the developer's right to move between projects and argue his work has genuine craft and world-building detail; others see a pattern of exploitation—charging for unfinished products and vanishing without communication. The game itself is creatively competent but narratively rough, and the developer's history makes trust the real barrier.