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Korean publisher H2 Interactive has brought live-action dating simulation game Love Too Easily 2: Summer Pocha to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, with the title now available worldwide through the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop.
Developed by Monster Guide, the game is a full-motion video (FMV) interactive experience that blends live-action footage with dating sim mechanics. It is the sequel to the original Love Too Easily and marks the latest entry in a growing wave of Korean-made FMV games.
A bundle packaging both the original Love Too Easily and its sequel is also available on both storefronts.
A story of misfortune and second chances
The game follows a protagonist who loses everything after being struck in a hit-and-run accident during a delivery run and then scammed by his closest friend. Left with nothing, he ends up running a pocha – a Korean-style street bar – where he meets five women, each with a distinct personality and backstory.
Players are tasked with keeping the struggling pocha afloat while building a romantic relationship with one of the five heroines. Each character has different tastes and tendencies, and learning what appeals to them is central to progressing through the story.
Five heroines, five storylines
The game’s cast of heroines spans a range of archetypes. Choi Sol, portrayed by Lee Heeru, is a cheerful part-timer who serves as the pocha’s mascot. Nana, portrayed by Eun Daha, is an indie band vocalist. Anna, portrayed by Shin Jiwon (also known as Johyun), is a writer and regular customer at the bar.
Rounding out the cast are Sarang, portrayed by Yang Seul, who is the protagonist’s first love reunited after years apart, and Gain, portrayed by Oh Yeonha, a popular livestreamer.
To mark the launch, H2 Interactive is releasing a series of official four-panel comics featuring each heroine in sequence.
Bundle and availability
The Love Too Easily Bundle, which includes both the original game and the sequel, is available on the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop.
Further information is available through the H2 Interactive website, the publisher’s Facebook page and the H2 Interactive YouTube channel.
FMV games gain traction in Korea
Monster Guide, founded in 2018, is a South Korean game company that has carved out a niche by combining film production with mini-game mechanics to produce FMV interactive games. The format, which uses real actors and filmed sequences rather than traditional animation or 3D rendering, has been gaining traction as a distinct genre within the broader gaming market.
H2 Interactive is a Korean game publisher that works with a range of global content providers and distributes titles across Asia. The company also operates a multi-catalog digital distribution platform for PC games in Korea.
Last Updated on May 1, 2026 by Nick Ross
