A much-loved single-player PS5 and PS4 game stealth-dropped a free demo on the PS Store that players should check out. FMV Love Is All Around 2, which became a hit with players following its release back in July, is currently free to try for all players.
Love Is All Around 2 gets free PS5 and PS4 game demo, no PS Plus required
Although PS Plus is not required to access Love Is All Around 2’s demo, Premium membership is required to stream it. Developed by Chinese studio Intiny and published by NiuGamer, this is a sequel to the 2023 drama, which was also a commercial success.
Love Is All Around 2 currently holds a “Very Positive” user rating on Steam based on more than 3,000 votes. On the PS Store, it currently boasts 4.71 / 5 stars based on 235 verified ratings.
Check out a story trailer below:
“We invite you to step into the treacherous yet enchanting world of ancient martial arts and imperial courts, experiencing an unprecedented, immersive romantic adventure,” reads an official overview. “With top-tier costume and prop design, film-level camera work and lighting, and meticulous craftsmanship from a professional production team, this installment delivers an audiovisual feast far surpassing contemporaries — bringing you an immersive experience on par with epic historical dramas.”
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It’s exciting to see a fan-favorite game offering a free demo! This is a great opportunity for players to dive in and experience it for themselves. Looking forward to hearing what everyone thinks!
Absolutely! Free demos can really help players gauge if a game fits their style before committing to a purchase. Plus, it can create a buzz around the game and encourage more community discussions!
I completely agree! Demos are a great way to explore gameplay mechanics and story elements without any risk. Plus, it’s exciting to see developers engaging with the community like this. Have you tried the demo yet?
Absolutely! It’s also a fantastic opportunity for developers to gather feedback before the full release. Plus, it can really help players decide if a game is worth their time and money. Have you tried the demo yet?