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Motherless - Season 2
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Motherless - Season 2 game. Sunny was separated at birth from his mother. Sunny knows almost nothing about his past and mom, but he's determined to learn all that he can. He unknowingly worked for the woman who took care of him until he was three years old during his search for the truth. Your job is to help Sunny find his mom. If you can help him find his mother, you'll be significantly rewarded throughout the game. It's not an easy task to find a person who you know nothing about, but you've got to find some way to cut through the misinformation and get to the facts for the sake of Sunny.
Useful Hot Keys:
- h - Hide text window and other transient dialogs
- s - Take a screenshot and save it
- a - Accessibility menu (Font Override, Text Size Scaling, Line Spacing Scaling, Self-Voicing)
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Mr.Mister
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- Rating:
- 5
- Votes:
- 155
72 comments
- Ken Noslen
WandiXXLubject: Critique of Character Development and Realism While the initial concept was entertaining, the game is losing quality due to an illogical narrative and a lack of player freedom. 1. Lack of Autonomy & Continuity: It is strategically frustrating that decisions from the first game aren't carried over. Instead of organic evolution, players are forced into the developer’s personal fantasies. Good game design should prioritize player logic over a rigid, externally controlled storyline. 2. Strategic Incompetence: The protagonist, a supposed Mafia heir, lacks professional calculation. Ignoring a warning from Sonny to indulge in impulsive urges strips him of authority. A leader who is so easily manipulated by simple distractions (like Uncle Vito’s trap) is not credible. The resolution with Brio and Drusilla—based solely on Brio’s accidental cheating—is a weak plot device. Why is the player not allowed to detect traps? Furthermore, introducing characters like Lola only to ignore them via a two-month time skip is a major narrative failure. 3. The Cell Phone & Impregnation Gimmicks: It is a glaring weakness that the hero reacts instantly to calls from women but ignores life-saving info from allies. A phone should be a strategic tool, not a selective gimmick. Moreover, the "family" motif from Part 1 has been perverted into a crude harem fantasy. Indiscriminately impregnating every character is not "building a family"—it is a repetitive, unrealistic mechanic that ignores player choice. Maybe I don't want a harem; maybe I want a normal family. 4. Lack of Realism and Female Agency: The idea that no woman has a problem with the others is nonsensical. Valerie’s anger regarding her daughters' pregnancies was the only realistic moment so far. Women are not objects; they have their own will and usually demand monogamy. The notion that every woman instantly falls for the protagonist and wants a child seems to be a personal fantasy rather than a grounded story. Biologically, the constant "instant pregnancies" and exaggerated physical reactions (constant squirting) are rare in reality and destroy immersion. A bit more grounding would benefit the story, rather than turning it into a sequence of biological impossibilities. Conclusion: When the "Savage" persona becomes a mere puppet for one-dimensional fantasies, the Mafia setting loses its gravity. A developer who ignores player feedback to process personal complexes will not find long-term success. Give us the choice: let us decide whether to help someone on the street or follow a different path. Balance the story with actual freedom and respect for the player's intelligence.
CocoaOkay, a COUPLE of my complaints WERE wrong, such as naming and relationships, but there are STILL a LOT of flaws. Also. "My Cousin Vinny"??? Looking a lot like Joe Pesci? C'mon already- CocoaVery weak second chapter from the beginning. NO importing saves from Season 1, INCLUDING ALL the relationships (which CANNOT simply be fixed in the "Character" option that ONLY offers biographies), nicknames previously assigned, "Sunny" is now "Sam" by default with no way to change it, the list goes on. it's almost a second DIFFERENT game carrying over characters and the BASIC plot from Season 1, but it almost comes off as a "reboot".
Javiermuy bueno pero pocas opciones y no te deja importar la primera temporada !
vidar tempestOh damn this is a very messy family- Alphamale563another BS game where choice how very rare in this game as they are doesnt mean shit, you are forced to fuck everything in your path. Just make these shitty games VN and take out the choices. 1/5
- seekr34I agree, while sometimes I'm glad to fuck all the girls, there are time to time where I like to play a decent guy who is faithful. With no choices, just not as fun
- Alphamale563Its not even that, a game is where every choice you make matters to the game. I play the game so that the first time through I want to say no or have a bad relationship with all the women just to see how the game goes. If it doesnt matter I stop playing cause at that point its not a game.
- 123theres no sex dont waste your time
2457What game did you play? I had plenty of sex scenes in this game.
- DavidThe last real update was in November of 2022. Are there any new parts coming out or is it just another Dead end unfinished game?
- UnknownHow do you save
- AdminPlease use the save option at the bottom of the game screen (or by the right mouse click) to open the menu and save the game to a save slot. Then click the three-line option in the left upper corner and choose the export option. When you are willing to continue (please don't use the incognito mode), load the game, click the three-line option in the left upper corner, choose the import one, and choose the save in the open window. If the save doesn’t appear after import, reload the page.
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