Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars (2013)

Spike Chunsoft

Nintendo 3DS · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation Vita

2.60 from 84 ratings

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Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars is a Japanese role-playing video game and a follow-up to Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Undekure!. The player control a student at a high school that doubles as a training facility for demon hunters. The protagonist possesses an extremely high amount of ether in his body, which allows him to conceive Star Children … Read more
Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars is a Japanese role-playing video game and a follow-up to Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Undekure!. The player control a student at a high school that doubles as a training facility for demon hunters. The protagonist possesses an extremely high amount of ether in his body, which allows him to conceive Star Children to fight demons by "classmating" with his other classmates. During battle, fighters can be strategically placed around the enemies, allowing players to either safely target weak points or charge head on for bigger rewards. Read less
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Details

Developers
Spike Chunsoft
Publishers
Atlus, Spike Chunsoft
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Erotic, Fantasy, Romance
Series
Conception
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Release dates

  • Aug 22, 2013 (Japan) Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita
  • Apr 15, 2014 (North_America) Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita
  • May 14, 2014 (Europe) PlayStation Vita
  • May 15, 2014 (Europe) Nintendo 3DS
  • Aug 15, 2016 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Rating distribution

5 stars
5
4 stars
8
3 stars
33
2 stars
24
1 star
14
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Chovus

Status Chovus Jul 7, 2020

Beat on loan from my coworker using her vita. I think I did most, if not all, of the side content and used a save file trick to view every ending, including the harem one. Fuuko was my girl early on until I unlocked Feena. Those were the only 2 girls I liked. Feena is my type; gorgeous blonde, pure …

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Beat on loan from my coworker using her vita. I think I did most, if not all, of the side content and used a save file trick to view every ending, including the harem one. Fuuko was my girl early on until I unlocked Feena. Those were the only 2 girls I liked. Feena is my type; gorgeous blonde, pure maiden, would be a cleric or paladin. Which is why I found it incredibly odd that she was dark element. She should be light! The weird girl with Two Face hair should be dark, and a couple of the other girls seemed to have their elements mixed up. I like Fuuko because she seems like a sweetheart. I don't even remember the other girls other than vaguely how weird the weird girl was.

I do not remember what kinds of children I used. I did find it annoying to have to keep making new ones to keep up with progression and pretty sure I used a guide near the end to figure out how to make the best classes. The dungeon crawling was decent though the entire game was on the easy side and did get a bit tedious. I found the dating sim aspects to be compelling enough to look forward to them after slogging through a dungeon but I don't see the point in restricting how many girls you can talk to in 1 day; that just wastes the player's time. Some of the minor npcs were interesting as well. The battle music got on my nerves; there is a reason ambient music should not have lyrics.

I enjoyed the game and give it 7.2/10. I could see playing it again using a guide to make optimal children, but it would have to be dirt cheap.

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iguanaDitty

Status iguanaDitty Jan 20, 2014

I have a 4 year old daughter. If I buy this game, which I want to, what do I tell her when she finds it on my shelf and she is 7? 12? 16?
This bothers me a great deal. I don't know the answer.