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For those who have older systems and are experiencing a Unity bug, this may be due to the launcher using DX12, but don't worry, here is a possible solution.


  • Go to the location where you extracted your game launcher.
  • Right click on "Amorous 2 Launcher.exe" and click "Create Shortcut"
  • Right-click on "Amorous 2 Launcher Shortcut.exe" and click "Properties"
  •  In "Properties" go to destination and at the end of the .exe" add a space bar followed by -force-d3d1, I'll leave the code part for you to understand ""D:\Download\Amorous2Launcher_Win64_v1.0.6\Amorous 2 Launcher.exe" -force-d3d11""
  • After setting this property, your launcher should probably start normally.
  • After installing the game in the launcher you must find the .exe of the game that is stored in AppData>Local>Jasonafex Games>Amorous2Launcher/Amorous 2
  • When you get to the game's .exe, you will do the same steps 3-4, then the game will probably open normally.
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Omg. It keeps the same error.

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note.
As far as i used CS launch settings you actually dont want quotes around the actual command otherwise it will not read as a command 
""D:\Download\Amorous2Launcher_Win64_v1.0.6\Amorous 2 Launcher.exe"" -force-d3d11
this is how i used and it worked out for me 
i can be wrong and maybe quotes dont make any difference, so try searching in any case, it can be something else.