Sword and Fairy Inn 2

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• PC

  Jul 7, 2022

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  4.8

  1.85K Players
• PlayStation 5

  Jul 30, 2024

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  7.2

  51 Players
• Xbox Series X|S

  Jul 30, 2024

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• PlayStation 4

  Jul 30, 2024

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• Xbox One

  Jul 30, 2024

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• Nintendo Switch

  Jul 27, 2023

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6 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  3rd-strike.com

  6.5

  Sword & Fairy Inn 2 is a fairly laid-back management simulation title that relies on automation with a cute cast of characters to support the unfolding events. We did quite enjoy the concept and we had some relaxing fun with the game, but everything feels a bit barebones and you could easily do other things while Sword & Fairy Inn 2 just runs in the background. We would have loved a bit more input and perhaps a bit more excitement. If you’re a fan of the genre, and you played the first installment, we reckon this one will also be your cup of tea, if not, there’s not really anything special here to win you over.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  3rd-strike.com

  7.3

  Sword and Fairy Inn 2 delivers a solid gameplay loop of preparing for the day and running your inn, especially with a nice and cute presentation. The problem, however, is that the game can get repetitive and doesn’t do a lot to switch up the gameplay. The narrative doesn’t help here since it’s focused on fanservice and light stories that don’t offer a lot of depth. All of this makes it a game for fans of the Sword and Fairy series, or gamers that love a good grind. Others probably won’t stick around for hours as there is not that much to experience.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  Way Too Many Games

  3.0

  Sword and Fairy Inn 2 fails almost every way, but it’s fortunate to be salvageable. With a quick barrage of patches, it could turn fate in its favor. Not to a sublime degree, but enough to be playable. For starters, implementing tutorials would be a good first step. I want to see tangible progression. I want to be engrossed and not be playing hide-and-seek with the mechanics. Sure, the script is understandable, but that also falls flat due to its lack of charisma.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  Hey Poor Player

  4.0

  From the sloppy localization to the almost complete lack of direct player input that players have come to expect in things such as farming and cooking, it feels a little soulless. There is some satisfaction to be found in watching your tiny business grow into something more substantial, but the fact that you never really do anything to facilitate that growth beyond clicking through menus makes it all feel a touch impersonal.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  Noisy Pixel

  5.5

  Sword and Fairy Inn 2 reveals its gameloop within the first few hours. Outside of the event scenes, you’d have experienced everything the game offers in that time, with new areas and menu items only making your daily checklist longer and more monotonous. The cafe sim features aren’t present and are coupled with a capable auto feature that, if anything, gives you a break from playing. Sword and Fairy Inn 2 is cute enough to want to check in, but you’ll be checking out just as quickly.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  SwitchWatch

  6.0
  Reviewed on Switch

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