Not Tonight 2 Reviews

Beautiful aesthetic, amazing sound design, interesting and funny story. I honestly feel bad seeing how much less attention this game received that the first Not Tonight, despite how much love and genuine improvement this game has made on its predecessor. I doubt we'll see a third game in this series, but thank you to everyone who worked on this game with care and passion, because it really shows.

I was sus with the mixed reviews of this game but trust if you loved Papers Please then you will love this game !! I loved the game, I loved how long it was, and all the features. The background, characters, and story is very engaging and I definitely recommend to anyone ! It is a little repetitive as you go on 3 stories of being a bouncer but still so engaging !!

Great expansion on the original game that introduces some fun new mechanics. Slightly ahead of its time in portraying the absolute shitshow of the political landscape. Hopefully real life never gets exactly to this point of satire, but who fucking knows!

Great game with a really immersive and cool character designe. Definitly worth giving a try!

i was really looking forward to this sequel, and although its a great game, and there were many upgrades from the last! there were downgrades as well, i miss being able to go back into the building after shifts rather than skipping straight to more dialogue, don't get me wrong, the detailed pixel art is wonderful, but the way dialogue was handled in the first game was a lot more endearing (? i think that's the word i'm looking for) also not being able to put on multiple things at once, come on man :( i'm a little over halfway done with the story, but i can genuinely already tell that the first game had so much more care and emotion put into it, the characters were intriguing even if the main character was customize-able!! the side characters were memorable and there was never too much or too little going on. If you liked the first game just because it was fun, i WOULD recommend this, but if you enjoy games for their story and thought, maybe find something else :(

Inferior to the first. The base mechanics are exactly the same, but document complexity has been replaced with extra gadgets to fiddle with. And instead of making one single silly politics joke in the background while having a bunch of quirky elements you care about, every single last element of the game is a (unique) politics joke (and usually crossing over from silly to hamfisted). Even ignoring the ocular strain from eye-rolling, it also means that you don't much care about any of the characters (except for good old Kings Head Dave), since they're all caricatures.