Liminal Border Part II
A visual novel sequel that doubles down on crime-drama intrigue and character entanglement, best played after Part I if debt drama and morally gray choices appeal to you.
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For visual novel fans invested in Part I's cast - a debt-driven sequel that trades spectacle for character pressure and branching consequences.
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About Liminal Border Part II
Liminal Border Part II picks up where the first game left off, burdening protagonist Itsuki Ninomae with serious debt and forcing him to seek help from Kotoko Teshigawara, a fellow student whose father runs a crime syndicate. The setup is pure visual novel territory: branching dialogue, relationship webs that tangle as the plot thickens, and choices that matter for which ending you reach. If you played Part I, you'll know what to expect here - more story, more pressure on friendships, more moral compromises. The game lives or dies by whether you care about these characters and the debt-driven conflict that frames their choices. There's no combat or puzzle-solving, just reading, clicking, and occasionally deciding who to trust. It's a straightforward visual novel with no frills, which means it either hooks you completely or feels like a chore. Best suited for players who already loved Part I and want to see how the debt saga resolves.
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Minimum
- OS
- Windows: 8.1/10/11
- Memory
- 4 MB RAM
- DirectX
- Version 11
- Storage
- 3 GB available space
- Graphics
- 1920x1080
- Processor
- Intel Core i5
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Game Info
- Developer
- Purple Software
- Publisher
- Shiravune
- Release Date
- Mar 6, 2024
