Funbag Fantasy 2 is a really good game you should buy. But it has some problems, and that's part of why this review is tragically late.

Most of the game represents an evolved, superior product to the first title, a refined second draft, but the opening is unfortunately the weakest part of the game and the only place it feels like a *worse* version of the first one.

And I can believe rumors of production problems I'd heard, because some story arcs are noticeably leaner than others. One is very well-written and satisfying, but completely devoid of sex scenes. One is well-written and has some sex scenes, but bizarrely lacks the threesome scenes for the lead triple that're present in the final route. One of them is abrupt and deeply unsatisfying altogether. And the final route is almost overstuffed with them, slowing the pacing of the genuinely exciting intrigue and begging the question of why some of them weren't ported onto other routes.

All the same, it's still a better story with better characters than the first title. The entire male cast are either excellent second drafts of thinly-written antagonists from the first title (Haynes, Archiv), logical alternatives (Elfenbein, Zeminario), or just very well-written all around (Galahad). And the ladies do an excellent job of establishing themselves based on their own charms rather than aping past ones. Special mention to Zebia, whose turn as a dreamy romantic was actually very refreshing, and frankly better than Shamisel's. Yeah, I said it! (I appreciated the design discussions for each girl at the end.)

It's worth buying and playing, and if you haven't played others in the series you won't miss anything but a couple cute continuity references. Just push on through that first act and you're in for a treat, if an unevenly-frosted one.

4.5 stars, rounding up to 5.

I've heard some of these problems were ironed out in DLC that never made it here, or in the updated rerelease that may or may not be in the pipeline. Hope springs eternal in both cases!

Top tier art and H-content, all characters have well done voices(aside for main character). Multiple endings and some of the side one's are arguably as satisfying to finish as the main route. The writing is amazing, it made me look forward to what's going to happen next, this game could have no H-content and be good, easily. Truly impressive VN.

I find it really funny how I found out about this series originally from a poor hentai adaption I watched a long time ago (seriously it had to be mid 2000s) but I'm that I bumped into the Manga Gamer booth that Anime NYC in 2017 and found my favorite hentai's source material in Funbag 1 which was FANTASTIC. The lead translator and script writer had heavily recommended it and I've been looking forward to more.

Funbag 2 is more of the genuinely good story telling alongside amazing CGs of stunning proportions. I find myself to be more of the lower persuasion but even I have to admit that I enjoy this titillating adventure. Ruin is once again a treat as an MC and is actually more engaging in this story as he is written more observative than Lute who for the most part just bumbled his way to a W. Ruin actually strategies a lot more and is more active in the story so it was really easy to get behind him.

The girls aside from Lorelia were all super fantastic and much deserved of there heroine status. Isis was my favorite in the original and while Elysia threaded similar ground she stood apart from her with a more caring attitude. Lorelia was obviously made in the game much later than the other 4 which hurt a bit in the store as her scenes were added in places that made it feel padded with H Scenes but didn't feel bad enough to make me just want to skip which is a plus.

Who doesn't love an underdog story?! I can't help but get excited when I see a come uppins in a story. Funbag 2 delivered on having me think of the game every second I wasn't playing with it; which even a lot of non H games have trouble doing these days for me.

All in all similarly to RJ17 I do wish Waffle would include some more play, the games one anal scene was much to short but it is a game about tits so I digress. Amazing story, amazing characters, amazing game. I give it 10/10 full praises. If you're a purveyor of Visual Novels and need a good entry point, the Funbag Series is probably if not the best series on this site so start with part 1. Can't wait for gaiden 2 and the eventually part 3. See you guys at Anime NYC 2020.

I have to say that I enjoyed this much more than the first game. Not to say the first game was bad, but this one is better in pretty much every possible way.

Characters:
All the lovely ladies from the first one were great, but personally I enjoy the exotic nature of the fantasy races in this one. Kinda wish nymphs in this universe weren't just succubi without wings, tails, or horns, but oh well. The characters are all pretty unique for the most part, the closest parallel would be that Elysia is basically Isis 2.0...probably why I like the Elf route the most while the solo Isis route was my favorite from the first game.

Protag:
Gotta be honest: I really didn't like Lute from the first game. I'm fine with being laid back, easy-going, and relying mostly on luck...but what killed it for me was that Lute was as dense as a brick of lead. He could be told something multiple times by multiple people and even experience/see the evidence for himself but still somehow manage to think "Nope! That can't be how it is!" The later you get into the game the denser he gets. Ruin, on the other hand, is a bit doofy at times, but throughout the game he displaces the true depths of his latent talent and brilliance. You really feel that he could have been a top student if he just wasn't so care-free and boob-obsessed. There is a point during the harem route that made me face-palm due to him having the same flaw of Lute of desperately eating and drinking anything that's put in front of him no matter if it's from someone he KNOWS is an enemy or not, but for the most part he excels due to his own hidden talent, the support of his lovely ladies, and of course a nice handful of luck.

Story:
Kinda-sorta the same "zero to hero" theme. The difference being, as mentioned above, Ruin shows himself to be a capable person while still maintaining the same boob obsession and laid-back, care-free attitude as Lute.

H Scenes:
The quality matches the first in terms of art, if not better as the artists themselves have gotten better over time. /Personally/ I liked the scenes in this game a lot better than the first one, but again that goes for my personal tastes towards the fantasy races that make up the harem in this game. Elf, Dark Elf, Mermaid, Succubus, Nymph > Human, human, human, human, succubus, half-nymph. Again, that's just me, though. One thing I do wish is that there was more variety in the actual acts. I understand that with a game called Funbag Fantasy there's going to be a LOT of tit-jobs (and good lord there certainly are), but a few more straight-up BJ's or some good ol' cunnilingus would have been nice. Still, I really enjoyed all the scenes.

Conclusion:
If you enjoyed the first game then there's absolutely no reason you wouldn't enjoy this one. Again, with the exception of Elysia basically being another version of Isis, all the ladies have pretty unique personality, so it's fun to "get to know" them all.

Just as good, if not better than the first one. This series from Waffle are probably the best visual novels on the site with amazing h-scenes and an actually great story. also has different routes that are fun to go through and are actually pretty deep story wise. Can't wait for the side story they'll be releasing soon, and hopefully we'll see the continuation of the series as i believe there is a 3rd. Hopefully mangagamer will do release of that as well.