Kaiju Princess 2: Useful Guide and Tips

This guide is designed to help you optimize your playthrough. While it doesn’t cover how to obtain every achievement or cook every dish (as these are fairly straightforward), it does include detailed notes on day-to-day interactions. Additionally, this guide follows a structure similar to my other Kaiju Princess guides. If you’re familiar with those, you’ll feel right at home here.

• Save often (you will make mistakes)
• Use all your Action Points
• Watch out for mood (early game <= Day 30)
• Buy all permanent/key items first
• Focus on one skill stat (I went with power, so I cooked foods that gave power increase)
• In seggs mode focus on getting sex-related awards the multipliers help the early game.
• Cook at least a meal per day (this well help stack your boost).

This section focuses on the early game and the main gameplay loop after completing the initial tutorial. The game provides a brief introduction to the mechanics until Day 5. During this time, make sure to use all your AP each day.

After the tutorial, the main progression revolves around selecting a stat to level up—Power, Agility, or Intelligence. Once you’ve chosen a stat (I focused on Power), explore the new planets twice and cook dishes that boost your selected stat.

When copulating, prioritize actions that grant multiplier bonuses for better rewards. After defeating the boss of each planet, avoid skipping straight to the vacation phase. Instead, continue the loop: explore planets, cook stat-enhancing dishes, and progress steadily toward maxing out your chosen stat.

If you follow this strategy, you’ll be able to breeze through new planets, as all your stats will reach 100% success rates. This ensures that you can defeat the boss the first time you unlock a new planet. However, bosses require specific key items before you can fight them, which resets your stat percentage boost. On your first visit to a new planet, focus on finding the path that gives you the necessary key items. Once you’ve obtained them, cook a dish to reapply a boost, ideally around 9%.

If you can’t beat the new planet on your first attempt, cook three stat-boosting dishes the next day and try again.

Optional: On the last day before the Carnival event, you can use all your AP to cook meals and increase your stat boosts. With your final AP, you can spend it on whatever you prefer—I usually did one interaction (not seggs, but you could) and then I went on vacation.

Cooking costs 2 AP, and you should aim to cook a meal related to your chosen stat at least once a day. This is important because cooking provides both a flat stat increase and, in some cases, a percentage boost. These percentage boosts stack additively, as shown below.
To gain a higher percentage boost, you can add other ingredients to enhance the effect. Refer to the gallery in the cooking UI to see which ingredients provide bonuses for your chosen stat. For example, if you’re focusing on Power, the relevant traits are Meat, Fungi, Other, Spicy, Seasoning, Heavy, Premium, and Essence.

Power boost dish example

Whenever you unlock new recipes, cook each one at least once to make progress toward the recipe achievements.

 

Exploration is straightforward: explore each planet until you find the boss’s key item, then fight the boss. After defeating the boss, aim to achieve 100% exploration of the planet.

Once you’ve fully explored a planet, continue exploring twice a day to gather resources, as mentioned in the General section. This ensures you maintain a steady supply of materials for cooking and progression.

Hitting it from the back raw is a major aspect of the game (mainly why I bought it) and serves as the primary source of stat bonuses during the early and mid-game. Here are key notes:

• Awards and Stat Bonuses: Focus on unlocking awards, as they provide better stat bonuses. These are crucial in the early game (Day 1 to Day 20) but become less significant by the mid to late game.
• Mood Management: Early on, managing mood is important to maximize stat gains, but it becomes trivial later.
• End-of-Intercourse Bonuses: While most bonuses from intercourse are minor by mid to late game, the relationship bonus remains significant.
• Food Energy Bonus: There’s a large food energy bonus provided after intercourse, but it’s largely irrelevant since you should already be cooking meals daily.
• Game UI Assistance: The game UI clearly explains how to engage in these interactions. Focus on earning the seggs-related awards for progression.
• Advanced Syncing: It is possible to sync the 4x orgasm award before unlocking the constraint feature, so aim for it if you’re optimizing rewards.

• Around Day 9 or 10, when you obtain the Golden Snail, make a save before cooking it. This save will be crucial if you want to unlock the bad ending achievement. To get the achievement, simply rest until the deadline. When the game prompts you to return to the menu, press Cancel. Doing so will unlock the achievement and reset your progress back to Day 7, allowing you to continue your playthrough without losing progress.
• You don’t have to fail before each carnival to unlock END: The best Partner II & III. You will get this when you beat the game plus they are just the same cut scene as END: The best Partner I.
• When you unlock a new dress wear it for 3-4 days you’ll unlock a new event for that dress. If it does not trigger refer to the in game memories requirements.

This is my first playthrough on hard mode. Feel free to follow it if you’d like, but it’s just a rough overview of what I did each day.