I’m obviously not talking about the cosmic space threesome here I am instead referring to what makes up the bulk of the game: the moment-to-moment interactions between the protagonist and the main cast of heroines. Probably the core difference in approach between HuniePop 2 and Gal*Gun Returns is the fact that Gal*Gun’s narrative is idealistic fantasy, while the concept behind HuniePop 2 feels a little more plausible. One could, in fact, argue that both games are about sexual intimacy in relationships, though Gal*Gun has always taken a more suggestive or metaphorical approach to this as opposed to depicting things explicitly. While wildly different in both concept and scale on paper, at heart both games are about relationships in one form or another - and specifically relationships that involve some sort of intimacy. If he fails to find his “the one” by the end of his “day in the sun”, he’ll be alone forever. In Gal*Gun Returns, meanwhile, you take on the role of Tenzou, a character accidentally made completely irresistible to the opposite sex, and attempt to help him find true love amid this chaos. Before you can do this, you need to prove your worth by having as many threesomes with as many different pairs of women as possible.
In HuniePop 2, you take on the role of a character tasked with saving the world by, ultimately, having a threesome with two ancient cosmic entities who, if left unchecked, will destroy all of existence.
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