Maryse isn't too happy with Bunnie Hokuto's outburst and takes matters into her own hands. Meanwhile, Lucian and Kevin try to strike up regular conversation before meeting with someone Lucian knows all too well. Cheri Fleir is a new character from an old part of Lucian's life and she isn't going to make things easy for him. While his girl Larissa is over with Cheri, Larissa's twin sister Priscilla has plans of her own. You Only Die Twice is truly starting to be a family feud, for right and wrong reasons.
Things are taken up a notch as for one, the tense interaction between Lucian and Maryse Auclair suddenly gets a sequel. It's fun and games, right up until it becomes too serious. Before you have time to process what the conflict is about, you're thrown into a conversation between Skyler and Lucian, potentially growing into something more serious. But what would Mrs. Kadasia think about that?
The chapter ends on a very dangerous note, which sees a couple of our star characters inconvenienced. As the game progresses, it seems developer Grievion wants Lucien to be able to flirt with all of the women, the sisterhood included. Whoever hoped Lucien would only have eyes for Larissa, will play a game of abstinence or come to accept that loyalty isn't something practiced among these women. If Grievion can fix the issues with the text being too large for the game screen, there's little stopping this game from becoming quite a storm of conflict.
Original review: You Only Die Twice (v0.2) (7/10)
Developer: Grievion Entertainment
