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Aokana - EXTRA2 is the official Misaki after story for Aokana.
Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is a visual novel, story rich and sports game
developed by sprite and NekoNyan Ltd.
and published by NekoNyan Ltd. and HIKARI FIELD.
Released on December 16th 2022 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 1,407 reviews of which 1,393 were positive and 14 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.4 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.
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Atmospheric
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- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: 1.7 GHz or above
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1GB VRAM
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: PCM
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Aokana is indeed my favourite visual novel. I love the story, the FC and above all is my beautiful goddess Misaki. Spoiler arlet Extra 2 is indeed what i logged for a long time. A direct sequel of Misaki route, focusing on FC and more about her character. I seek for intense FC scenes and how Misaki overcomes her emptiness after the end of the main game. Seeing Sprite reboot the project they once abandoned, an amazing comeback from Sprite gives me more hope in this company. I love how they used "love" to define Misaki's emotions on FC, reshaping her mindset to overcome every struggle she faced in the story. The final victory proved to us that her love is so amazing and can overcome Shindou, bring her to victory with the Hero of Shintou, and surpass every FC player on the island. I wish I could tell more about this game; there are many great things about the visual storytelling, how Sprite hides the message between the naming of the songs or visuals. But I don't want this review turned into a full story recap (which I already spoil a lot of ♥♥♥♥ above). But great job Spirte, after all the gacha slop to squeeze money from the franchise, they finally made a proper visual novel again.
"I want you to make it, from the bottom of my heart." I do not like FC. The impossibility of its premise, in which two players equipped with anti-gravity boots engage in a 1-on-1 battle in the sky to try and score points against one another (if you are not familiar, try if you can to imagine an insane combination of tag, speed skating, and fighter plane-like aerial dogfighting conducted by two humans suspended some few hundred feet above the ocean), is not my issue. Hell, explaining it that way makes it sound awesome. My problems come alongside all the devils that arise once the writers begin trying to explain the details of how the sport actually works . One major issue is that the strategies the players come up with and employ appear and disappear throughout Aokana's runtime, becoming silver bullets or entirely useless arbitrarily in what I can only assume is a naive attempt to constantly raise the stakes of the next match. For example, Misaki—the canonical heroine of the base game and now the focus here in EXTRA2—spends the majority of her training arc in the original learning to fly and perform her maneuvers and dogfighting upside down, an extremely difficult and energy-consuming strategy she and Masaya, the MC, develop to counter another style pioneered by a player she has to face in the upcoming tournament. In EXTRA2, this tactic is almost never employed, and the writing handwaves this by implying that once it was shown to the wider community of players and no longer accompanied by the element of surprise, it is easily countered. This is in spite of the fact that we are simultaneously told that the style that Misaki's inverted flight was specifically developed to counter is being adopted by more and more players in Japan and around the world. Perhaps far worse, it's almost always extremely boring to watch the FC matches play out. Maybe this is simply a problem inherent to the medium (there's something about the visual component of watching a sport that does not translate well into long-form text), but it could have worked with a different approach. Instead, the writers seem to insist on excruciatingly drawn-out play-by-plays of every moment, every movement of each player throughout the duration of every match, which causes them to drag on and on. There are also rarely, if ever, any real stakes to speak of. I don't know if there was a single match throughout the series in which I couldn't guess the outcome before it ended, as the results are always heavily foreshadowed by the tone of the writing before the players even set foot in the sky. So, as a make-believe sport that I as the player am expected to engage with and enjoy, executed in the way it was in the games, I do not like FC. In every other way, I love FC. Let me put it this way. You could have told the story laid out in Aokana using a real sport as the focal point. Hundreds, probably thousands of stories have used sports like baseball or football as the groundwork for their plots. Aokana could have attempted this as well, and it would have worked. Sort of. But it just wouldn't be the same. There is so much integral to the themes and tone present in Aokana that required something that was just a bit more fantastical, a bit less mundane than any real-world sport could offer. It really did need a sport that took place in the sky. The main character yearns for the freedom of the wild blue yonder, only to equally hate and despise the image of a clear, cloudless sky because it reminds him of what is no longer his. Indeed, the tragedy of Masaya's fall from the top of the sport of FC is made so much more literal, so much more impactful by the fact that he fell from a height that few have ever reached. It's no wonder that it is left to the end of EXTRA2 for the player to discover whether he will ever really fly again. The fact that the sport of FC was specifically designed to be 1-on-1 is important as well. After winning the tournament at the end of the base game, Misaki is plagued by constant fear and self-doubt stemming from all the players now gunning for her position at the top. In every match she is alone, with only her skills and her own preparation to assist her against opponents who have dedicated weeks or months to defeating her. The fear of failure and the understanding that her failures are hers to endure alone nearly break her, and EXTRA2 focuses deeply on the push-and-pull between her conflicting feelings of love and hate for the sport, feelings that are heavily mirrored by Masaya as well (and coincidentally, even my own). On that note, I suppose I should end by saying something about EXTRA2 specifically. Like other reviews have stated, the writing here is the best it has been throughout each of the games. If you are even slightly invested or interested in the story of Masaya and Misaki, EXTRA2 will not disappoint. The culmination of Chapter 5, where the two spend a quiet, tender moment imagining playing a match against one another, is the true emotional climax of the entire series and arguably the best scene in Aokana. I'll also echo another sentiment that I've seen in the reviews that it's worth playing through the base game simply to experience EXTRA2. On the flipside, if you played Aokana and Misaki wasn't your favorite (why, though?) and are on the fence about EXTRA2, I would also still wholeheartedly recommend seeing EXTRA2 and the story through to its conclusion.
Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is a focused continuation that gives Misaki Tobisawa considerably more room to develop beyond the conclusion of her original route. Rather than retelling familiar events or attempting to introduce another large collection of romantic possibilities, it concentrates on what happens after Misaki and Masaya Hinata have already established their relationship. Developed by sprite and NekoNyan Ltd. and published by NekoNyan Ltd. and HIKARI FIELD, the game is clearly designed for players who already know Aokana's characters and its unusual competitive world. The story takes place several months after Misaki's victory in the fall Flying Circus tournament. That achievement should theoretically leave her feeling completely satisfied, yet EXTRA2 recognizes that reaching an important goal can create just as much uncertainty as pursuing one. With summer approaching its end, Misaki has to consider what comes next. Her ability is no longer something she can easily dismiss, and her success has brought additional attention and expectations. This creates an interesting conflict between the naturally relaxed side of her personality and the competitive drive that emerges whenever Flying Circus pushes her limits. Flying Circus continues to be one of the most distinctive elements of the Aokana setting. The futuristic aerial sport is more than colorful background material because it is closely connected to the characters' confidence, ambitions, rivalries, and personal growth. EXTRA2 uses Misaki's continued involvement with the sport to examine how she responds to stronger expectations after becoming a champion. Winning a major competition does not end her development. Instead, it forces her to decide whether she is willing to keep challenging herself and accept everything that comes with being recognized as an exceptional competitor. The relationship between Misaki and Masaya provides an equally important emotional foundation. Since their romance has already progressed beyond the uncertain introductory stage, the game can spend more time depicting how they function as an established couple. Their interactions contain plenty of affection and playful humor, but the relationship also carries greater responsibility. Misaki previously made a commitment to support Masaya's own progress, and this gives their romance a more balanced quality. They are not simply enjoying their feelings for each other; they are gradually learning how their individual ambitions affect their shared future. Misaki remains an especially entertaining central character because her personality contains several seemingly contradictory qualities. She can be remarkably talented and fiercely competitive while also appearing lazy, casual, or reluctant to acknowledge her own potential. EXTRA2 takes advantage of these characteristics instead of simplifying her into an unstoppable champion. Her accomplishments create pressure, and that pressure exposes insecurities that make her victories more meaningful. The result is a character-focused story in which emotional development and athletic ambition reinforce each other. Visually, EXTRA2 maintains the polished anime presentation associated with Aokana. Character illustrations are expressive, backgrounds effectively establish the atmosphere of everyday life, and important scenes receive detailed artwork that gives major emotional and romantic moments additional impact. The bright visual identity surrounding Flying Circus continues to make the fictional sport feel energetic and distinctive. Japanese voice performances further strengthen the cast, particularly during Misaki's comedic reactions, intimate conversations, and more serious moments of self-reflection. The soundtrack complements these shifts well, moving between lighthearted daily life, romance, tension, and competition without becoming distracting. Players should remember that this remains a visual novel rather than a playable Flying Circus sports game. Most interaction involves reading dialogue and narration while experiencing the story through character artwork, CG illustrations, music, and voice acting. The narrative is considerably more focused than the original game's multi-route structure, which suits the purpose of an after story but naturally reduces meaningful player choice. Those looking for extensive branching decisions or traditional gameplay mechanics may therefore find the experience restrictive. The game's romantic material reflects the fact that Misaki and Masaya are already together. There are suggestive illustrations, revealing outfits, kissing, and dialogue acknowledging an intimate adult relationship, but the standard Steam presentation does not make explicit sexual activity the central attraction. The romantic content primarily supports the sense that their relationship has advanced beyond the courtship phase. This allows the story to explore emotional closeness without allowing mature themes to overwhelm the competitive and character-driven portions of the narrative. EXTRA2's greatest limitation is its dependence on previous knowledge. It is not an ideal starting point for newcomers because much of its emotional value comes from understanding Misaki's earlier struggles, her relationship with Masaya, and the significance of her accomplishments in Flying Circus. Players who have completed Aokana, particularly Misaki's route, will get substantially more from the returning characters and references. Its narrow focus may also disappoint anyone primarily interested in another heroine, although concentrating almost entirely on Misaki is precisely what allows her continuation to feel substantial. Steam Deck compatibility is a notable advantage. The game is officially Steam Deck Verified, with its core functionality working through the handheld's controls and its interface remaining usable on the smaller display. Controller prompts and general navigation are appropriately supported, while the game can run using settings suitable for the device. Its viewpoint and methodical pacing also translate naturally to portable play, although demanding visual settings can still make sensible performance adjustments worthwhile for players prioritizing battery life or consistent performance. Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 ultimately works because it provides more than a simple romantic epilogue. It examines what happens when a character who has already achieved a major goal must decide what that success actually means for her future. Misaki's romance, competitive ambitions, personal uncertainty, and distinctive personality remain tightly connected throughout the experience. For players invested in her original story, EXTRA2 offers a warm, visually polished, humorous, and emotionally satisfying continuation that feels purposeful rather than unnecessary. Rating: 9/10
I thought Mashiro's Extra 1 was nice fluff and worth reading, but this elevated Misaki's route into something almost transcendental. Her character growth is amazing, and this Extra has the best writing in the entire set of Aokana-related content. (The only downside might be that the h-scenes disappoint with some bad writing, but that's hardly new. A lot of VNs suffer from this problem. The church setting in one of them was really funny though.) I really don't have much to say beyond that -- just, if you liked Misaki's route in the original VN, this is absolutely 100% required reading. Don't miss out or skip this!!
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Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is currently priced at 24.50€ on Steam.
No, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.50€ on Steam.
Yes, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 received 1,393 positive votes out of a total of 1,407 achieving an impressive rating of 9.35.
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Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 was developed by sprite and NekoNyan Ltd. and published by NekoNyan Ltd. and HIKARI FIELD.
Yes, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is not playable on MacOS.
No, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 does not support VR.
Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue - EXTRA2 is a single-player game.
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Developer
sprite,
NekoNyan Ltd.
Publisher
NekoNyan Ltd.,
HIKARI FIELD
Release
16 Dec 2022
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