Unlike the prequels, Kaiju Princess 2 focus more on the explore + collect ingredients + cooking. And also don't play this game when you're hungry, unless you're a masochist. The way this game present foods will trigger your inner foodie, from the mouth watering looking drawing of dishes, to how over the top our Pink haired bottomless stomach monster girl aka Poochi Q describe the delicious foods, will make your stomach growl.

For the story, you're a wanted criminal on the run from basically space popo. While on the run, you met Poochi Q, a pink haired monster girl with a personality of a golden retriever and the attention span of a gold fish that is always hungry, she personally searched for you just to eat yout tasty cooking, in exchange she will protect you from whoever after your delicious ass. Also since each Kaijuu Princess will represent one of the Seven Deadly Sins stated in one of the letters from the devs, so our Poochi Q must be representing Gluttony considering how all she cares about is eating.

Gameplay is pretty simple, Kaiju Princess series always has simple gameplay while being cute and unique. For KP2 it's still a time management game like other two prequels, but instead of going around and conquering places, you explore planets, fight enemies, collect materials, and cook foods. And the rest is spending time and improve relationship with your waifu, like usual.

The character design of Poochi Q is every adorable and cute, annoyingly cute to be exact, it's like looking at a puppy. Not only that her amazing voice actress really makes her childlike playful and carefree personality more believable. I think Poochi Q doesn't really fit into the bratty category with her personality, finally we have someone to break the bratty waifus streak haha, she just really like to goofing around and being overly dramatic. And like other Kaiju Princesses we have come across, she is also heart-meltingly sweet.

It's still to early for me to give out a proper review, I'll come back to this maybe after half way though the game or finished the game.

[h1] I cook a lot, and yet I don't see any Pink Haired Monster Girl come looking for me 😭😭😭. [/h1] Unlike the prequels, Kaiju Princess 2 focus more on the explore + collect ingredients + cooking. And also don't play this game when you're hungry, unless you're a masochist. The way this game present foods will trigger your inner foodie, from the mouth watering looking drawing of dishes, to how over the top our Pink haired bottomless stomach monster girl aka Poochi Q describe the delicious foods, will make your stomach growl. For the story, you're a wanted criminal on the run from basically space popo. While on the run, you met Poochi Q, a pink haired monster girl with a personality of a golden retriever and the attention span of a gold fish that is always hungry, she personally searched for you just to eat yout tasty cooking, in exchange she will protect you from whoever after your delicious ass. Also since each Kaijuu Princess will represent one of the Seven Deadly Sins stated in one of the letters from the devs, so our Poochi Q must be representing Gluttony considering how all she cares about is eating. Gameplay is pretty simple, Kaiju Princess series always has simple gameplay while being cute and unique. For KP2 it's still a time management game like other two prequels, but instead of going around and conquering places, you explore planets, fight enemies, collect materials, and cook foods. And the rest is spending time and improve relationship with your waifu, like usual. The character design of Poochi Q is every adorable and cute, annoyingly cute to be exact, it's like looking at a puppy. Not only that her amazing voice actress really makes her childlike playful and carefree personality more believable. I think Poochi Q doesn't really fit into the bratty category with her personality, finally we have someone to break the bratty waifus streak haha, she just really like to goofing around and being overly dramatic. And like other Kaiju Princesses we have come across, she is also heart-meltingly sweet. [h2] Rating: Too early to tell [/h2] It's still to early for me to give out a proper review, I'll come back to this maybe after half way though the game or finished the game.