STORY:
This novel remains, as its prequel, an over-the-top comedy harem/romance story first and foremost. This time, it is centered on a princess from an icy and forgotten world set about to get revenge on the Netherworld, with all of the core cast of the first version back.

In this regards, the story pulls off the act very well. It is quite funny on its absurdity and cliches that permeate the whole story, inter sped with short, lighter and humorous off-story sketches called "Mewsings", and a few more serious and touching moments. New to the game are Extra Stories from select characters.

As in its prequel, not a lot of choices, the story is pretty straightforward, and the few choices that appear all lead to the different romance endings of the game, including character routes that were not available in the first game.

While innuendos still abound, I find that the story makes less use of eroge content than the prequel.

The translation as in the prequel is top notch; probably one of the best I have read.

ARTWORK:
The artwork is colorful and vibrant as its story, and superbly executed and well drawn.

While sprites are not animated, all characters have a great variety of poses.

There is a great deal of CGs intersped throughout the story that are great to look at.

Finally, I quite like the variety and quality of the backgrounds available in the game.

SOUND:
The novel includes a great variety of songs - around 5 dozen of them, even more than the prequel - that are well composed and lovely to listen to and fit very well with the lighthearted atmosphere of the story. Some of them come back from the prequel while many are standalone originals. Some are quite are quite lovely rearrangements of well known classical songs.

The music fit quite well with the story mood, and I quite like the transition between different sings that occur throughout the story.

Similarly, the voice acting is superbly done and match well with the individual characters of the story and their emotions, as well as the over the top comedic slapstick nature of the plot.

SUMMARY:
Well worth its full price, and then some more - similar novels at the Steam Store are usually significantly more expensive. 10/10