Paradise- Musubi

Paradise-Musubi is a story-driven BL game that continues the plot and character designs of its predecessor, Paradise. Players will unlock new storylines for the three male protagonists from the previous game and embark on a sweet adventure in new settings. Players will encounter more plot events, making choices that will drive the story forward and unlock intimate scenes with different male leads. Will you ultimately achieve a happy ending? Each character in the game has their own unique personality, and players will learn more about their stories and secrets through interactions, adding to the game's anticipation and excitement.

Features of Paradise- Musubi:

True Sequel: Paradise: Musubi is the official follow-up to the Boys Love visual novel Paradise, continuing directly from the original game's good endings.

Deeper Romance: Experience a new chapter in the lives of your favorite couples as they navigate love, trust, and the challenges that come after finding happiness.

Unlocked Perspectives: Relive key moments through flashbacks, now seen from the points of view of other characters, adding depth and surprising new context to the original story.

Brand-New Scenes: Enjoy an all-new story arc with original scenarios that expand on the universe, relationships, and emotional stakes of the first game.

Stunning New Art: The game features brand-new CGs with enhanced visuals and more expressive character art to bring every romantic and dramatic moment to life.

Expanded Cast: Meet new characters who play pivotal roles in the continuing narrative, while also seeing more of the side characters fans have come to love.

Highlights of Paradise- Musubi:

Captivating Storyline: It offers a thrilling and immersive storyline that keeps players on the edge of their seats. Set on a deserted island, the game takes a dark and mysterious turn as the characters uncover a series of shocking secrets. With unexpected twists and turns, the game will leave players wanting more.

Stunning Graphics: Feast your eyes on the breathtaking visuals of the game. The game boasts high-quality artwork and beautifully-designed characters that are sure to captivate players from the moment they start playing. Immerse yourself in a stunning visual experience that brings the island to life and enhances the overall gameplay.

Engaging Characters: Get ready to fall in love with the diverse cast of characters in the game. Each character is meticulously crafted with intricate backstories and unique personalities. Players will have the opportunity to form deep connections and discover the complex relationships between the characters as the story unfolds.

Choices and Consequences: Paradise puts players in control of the story with its interactive gameplay. Your decisions will have a direct impact on the outcome of the game, making each playthrough a unique experience. Choose wisely as your choices can determine the fate of the characters and shape the direction of the story.

Player Comments of Paradise- Musubi:

i love you hongou i love you mitsugi i love you paradise.editing to add that after playing for 24-ish hours at this point and getting through most of it, the translation does seem... kind of off at best and utterly terrible at worst. i would still recommend playing it because it adds a lot to the original game but i thought that would be good to note.

I’m honestly really impressed with how much content this game has! I’m not even done yet and there’s already so much to play.Each love interest gets their own good ending after story, plus there are five reverse routes for each of them!! Not to mention that there are alternate endings for 2 other characters (and a bonus mystery route). Absolutely worth the price. 100%. Goated game.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Paradise: Musubi is that we finally get some much needed insight into what the love interests were thinking during key moments from the first game. In Paradise everything is told from Azuma’s perspective, and he isn’t the most reliable narrator, so we don’t really get the “why” behind some of the love interests more “questionable” choices. Which can make understanding them and their motivations a bit hard, especially when their actions are so far removed from my own sensibilities. It’s no secret I hated Matsuda’s route in the first game, watching him force himself on Azuma and beat him black and blue, isn’t exactly my idea of a good time. But, in the POV stories we get to see first hand the emotion turmoil behind his fists and while it doesn’t excuse his actions, it does give some context.

Happy End Walkthrough in Paradise- Musubi:

Choice 1

Head to the back deck. (Matsuda)

Stay here. (Mitsugi)

Head to the front deck.

Choice 2

The village interests me more. (Mitsugi)

Go to the beach (Matsuda)

Stay in the room.

Choice 3

Go clamming (Matsuda)

Search for buried treasure (Mitsugi)

Waltz around the mountains

Choice 4

Prep the table (Mitsugi)

Cook the curry (Matsuda)

Welcome them back

Choice 5

Gather vegetables. (Matsuda)

Make drinking water. (Mitsugi)

Fish

Choice 6

Call Matsuda over. (Matsuda)

Call Mitsugi over (Mitsugi)

Call the crew cut over

Choice 7

Join the food gathering team

Join the boat making team (Mitsugi)

I’m up for either **Choose this option for common bad end**

Bad End Save File

Choice 8

I’d prefer Hongou’s room

Follow Mitsugi’s orders. (Mitsugi)

Either is fine

Complain to Mitsugi.

Choice 9

I want to get along, even if it’s just in front of the others.

Let’s at least pretend to get along. (Mitsugi)

I don’t care either way.

I don’t want to have anything to do with you.

Choice 10

Refuse

Hesitate

Shove it in

Obey his orders (Mitsugi)

Conclusion:

In the captivating visual novel called "Paradise", a group of adventurous men embarks on a dream vacation to a secluded island. With visions of relaxation and adventure dancing in their minds, they could not have imagined the nightmarish turn their paradise getaway would take. As they uncover the island's dark secrets, they find themselves imprisoned with no escape in sight. It is only then that they realize their troubles have just begun.