Also, PM2 gives a bonus money if you get a perfect rating on a job, so there’s a risk/reward where you have to decide if you want to take lower paying jobs that you’re more likely to perfect, or the higher paying jobs that potentially give a bigger payout but are easier to screw up and get a lower pay out. Princess Maker 2 on the other hand gives jobs an opportunity cost, if you work at a job for a week, you can’t spend that week working another job, taking classes, or anything else that uses in game time.

Shantae for the GBC had a Dance Parlor that allowed you to make money, but you had to spend money to get in so there was a risk/reward system where you were essentially gambling. When placing an order, there should be an indication that the order was placed, something like a picture of the food appearing above the chef’s head.įurthermore, the Maid Café is really easy to farm money, it basically makes money useless when you can quickly and repeatedly earn 100+ dollars. Selecting a food with “e” and going back with “q” have the same effect both visually and audio-wise. The first time playing I couldn’t figure out how to place an order and accidentally ordered several hotdogs.

This isn’t a huge deal, but it takes getting used to and shouldn’t be an issue in the first place.

However, in the Maid Minigame, the player uses to move, but in the regular game the player uses “a” and “d” to move. The subtitles are written over the task description:įirst off, the spritework is amazing, it looks really good, and the items are recognizable, which is very important for a memorization minigame. ^Ayano being blurry here is good because she’s not in focus, but Gita (who is in focus) is super blurry. I am an amateur game developer, and this will be my first time playing the game since 2018, so most of the stuff will be relatively new to me.įirst issue I noticed, parts of the game are very blurry: Note: all of the gameplay and screenshots come from the 9/1/20 build of the demo.

Yandere simulator demo