Super Neptunia RPG
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The self-proclaimed hero, Neptune, awakes in a familiar world, but has no recollection of anything other than her name. With the help of a mysterious girl named Chrome, as well as three other familiar faces beloved in the Neptunia™ series, Neptune embarks on a journey through the mysterious dimension to try to regain her memory. Little do they know, the world they inhabit is under attack by an enemy who wants to take civilization back to the time where 2D reigns supreme. Can Neptune and her friends save the world and 3D games as we know it, or will they be flattened into two dimensions forever?
Steam User 2
A prime example of an average game, the only thing that I could imagine selling you on this game is the introduction of Chrome (do to having ties to the first rebirth game) or beautiful if not slightly unfitting backgrounds. Other then that, this is an easy skip for someone with only a passing interest is 2D rpgs or Neptunia games due to the uninteresting combat system and basic story.
Steam User 1
actually really liked the story and art style, only thing i didnt like as much was the movement, but it wasn't horrible.
was a fun game and i think it was 100% worth the 30 i spent on it.
Steam User 1
I once played this game before on the switch, and it was clunky to the point where I couldn't finish it. So, decided to play it again on Steam. Since I did like it.
Story:
The goddesses who were defeated were turned human, as a result they lost their memories. When they came to, they were each searching for their lost memories. Histoire being sealed away in a book, they would steadily unravel pieces of their past. And how the antagonist links to it all. Still a very entertaining story, but also quite endearing to say.
Battle System:
It works on an ATB system, with a fast forward button to get things going faster. Honestly, the ATB was a bad idea, but not a deal breaker. You can swap between team order to access a variety of skills. So, this is where the setup and strategy comes in. It also has break attacks, which is an ultimate. These gets upgraded when the characters return to being goddesses.
Exploration:
Pretty good. The game is a platformer, which encourages elevating heights to find stuff. Though, some of the platforms can use some tweaks, as they require jumps far too precise.
Overall:
Still a really good game, and at least I can play it properly. Though, I did encounter a strange bug. Where the goddess mode froze all the characters. Can't escape, just take damage, etc. A restart fixed the issue, but if there are patches still going, that might be something to look at.
--> Earlier today I discovered there is an Airdash button. Which was nowhere in the tutorial. Anyway, I beat the game, and really liked it.
Steam User 0
Visuals, music, SFX, VA all pretty solid. The backgrounds are beautiful. Controls and button mapping are terrible. Definitely not designed or intended to be played with mouse or keyboard.
The battle system isn't very good. It awkward to play and lacks a lot of basic and traditional jrpg features.
The adventure field/dungeon platforming, jumping, and jump dashing is a bit awkward.
Very mixed overall. 50/50. Can barely give it a thumbs up.
Steam User 0
Expect a big downgrade from the series and at least you will fun with the story.
Steam User 1
This game is amazing
are you a Neptunia fan buy it you will love it
are you not yet a Neptunia fan buy it you will be a Neptunia fan
if you are not well i know some hidden places where the last of those damm collectibles lay were you will stay until you are a Neptunia fan
NEPU!
Steam User 0
The story is good but the gameplay is mid