Synopsis
Experience living under the same roof with a robot girl!
Manage your time between adventuring and enhancing your android in this brand-new sequel!
Through a twist of fate, you managed to free Nova, an irregular android, from the authorities, and now you live together! Solve mysteries, get employed, and uncover the secrets behind her mysterious past!
he location which Nova and the main protagonist live in is the same with Aino’s but sets in a different timeline.
Experiences with the first game is not required, you can still enjoy the sequel by itself !
Gameplay
Nova’s parts (and outfit) are interchangeable! Unlock twelve sets featuring over 30 parts for her head, torso, and limbs! Mix and match over 1000+ combinations to suit your mission or your personal tastes.
Save Nova, get her a job, and earn money to improve her performance and appearance. Assist your fellow citizens and complete events to advance the story. Research and develop parts for Nova to make her both stronger and sexier!
Features
Enjoy the fully voiced and animated H-event CGs.
Get rewarded as you play through our intuitive combat and exploration systems.
Immerse yourself in 8000+ lines of dialogue, multiple endings, epilogues, and the choice to play for as long as you like!
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Main Heroine
Nova
A wanted android with malfunction
She has her own way of dealing with things.
At the insistence of the protagonist, now they live together.
Helping him pass his college exam.
Sub Heroines
Ammie
A strayed Android that lives in the junkyard.
Light-hearted and kind, she will lend a helping hand to anyone in need.
She often struggles with the cost of good for the strays nearby.
Stina
A subordinate Android to the Blueliant corp.
Responsible for the public security in the city, she detests rule breakers.
Sometimes works as a bodyguard for the government officials.
Joy’s twin sister
Joy
A subordinate Android to the Blueliant corp.
She works at the front desk for the company.
Loves making dirty jokes and is highly interested in sexual intercourse.
Owner of a brothel in the private.
Stina’s twin sister.
Alisa
Sister of the Church of Twine.
Being a survivor of a serious accident, 48% of her body is implanted with robot prosthetic.
She preaches for a better future where human and android can strive.
Sophie
A knuckleheaded Android.
Super loyal to her master, Ash.
Views Nova and the protagonist as her rival.
Various challenges are issues by her from time to time.
(Text: English / Voice: Japanese)
(English product description provided by the creator.)
| Circle | BaranceStudio |
| Tags | R18, Simulation, Voice, Music, Animation, Application, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Japanese, English |
| Price | 935JPY |
Editorial Review
Robolife2 sits comfortably in the life-sim-meets-customization niche that’s gained traction among players seeking narrative progression wrapped around mechanical systems. It’s fundamentally a domestic android companion title with heavier emphasis on character enhancement and economic management than pure visual novel pacing, positioning itself as more gameplay-forward than story-focused.
The customization depth here is the work’s defining strength. With over 1,000 possible part combinations across head, torso, and limb slots—spanning twelve distinct sets and thirty individual components—the game transforms Nova’s appearance into a persistent expression of player preference and progression. This level of modular design is still relatively uncommon in the adult game space, where cosmetic variation typically stops at unlocking static costumes. Paired with the stat-improvement mechanic (making visual customization functionally meaningful rather than purely aesthetic), the system creates tangible incentive loops that extend beyond typical dating-sim progression. The synopsis explicitly mentions romance-adjacent content through outfit improvement and physical enhancement, signaling the work’s integration of lewdness with mechanical reward.
The narrative skeleton—harboring a fugitive irregular android, uncovering her backstory, juggling employment and mystery-solving—provides sufficient structure to justify repeated play sessions, though the writing itself remains ancillary to the simulation mechanics. The multilingual support (Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Japanese, English) indicates professional localization polish, a quality marker often absent from smaller doujin titles.
This will satisfy players who’ve enjoyed the first Robolife but want deeper customization systems, as well as newcomers seeking something between pure visual novel and pure life-sim. The blend of domestic routine, conspiracy mystery, and extensive character modification appeals specifically to those who treat their companions as projects to optimize.
A competent sequel that leverages customization depth to justify its mechanical framework—worth the time investment if part-building strategy interests you more than narrative complexity.
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