Developer Qureate has officially announced that Bunny Garden 2 will launch on April 16 on Nintendo Switch and PC. The sequel to the 2024 romance sim builds on the original’s hostess bar mechanics, on top of introducing new cast members and expanding opportunities for interactions and intimacy with the bunny girls.
The core gameplay loop remains centered on the titular club Bunny Garden, where the protagonist, who fumbled his job, comes to drink away his sorrows and interact with cute hostesses. Players manage their budget to buy drinks and gifts, play minigames, and go on outings, with the aim of building deep enough rapport with the girls to unlock secret moments and private interactions.
The sequel expands on what you can do with minigames and ASMR. A new “Blindfolded Tag” game utilizes spatial audio to simulate the feeling of being pursued or teased by the girls. There’s also a “Karuta Battle” game , and an “Ahhh” (Open-Wide) game: a “forbidden” minigame where players and cast members take turns feeding one another.
Also, despite having a different setting from its predecessor (according to the official website) Bunny Garden 2 features returning cast members Kana, Rin, and Miuka. They are joined by three newcomers: Kuon (CV: Ruriko Noguchi), described as an enchanting and mysterious woman who constantly tests the player, and Luna (CV: Hina Natsume), a cheeky character with a secretive aura, as well as Erisa (CV: Shina Shuto), said to be a classic tsundere type who hides her kind and considerate character.
The original minigames, like the hand sumo, Twister-like board game, and photo sessions, have received upgrades as well, with players being able to take photos with two cast members at once. You’ll also be able to spend time with the girls outside the club, go with them on overnight trips, and even gift them panties as part of Bunny Garden’s PTA system (Panties Tactically Acquired), with the game having over 200 types of panties for players to discover and gift.
The Nintendo Switch version of the game is set to have more restricted and toned-down content: for example, while preparing drinks, the girls cover their underwear with their hands. The camera movement is also limited in some minigames. The open-wide game won’t have the girls sticking their tongues out either. Certain karaoke poses will prevent upskirt angles, and some event illustrations will reduce underwear or skin exposure. In contrast, the Steam version comes without these restrictions.
Bunny Garden 2 will launch on April 16, 2026, for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam.
