Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution

The sprites are great, the dungeons are better than in the previous games. Sadly the new characters fall flat for me, while the goddesses and candidates are just side characters. The whole story takes place in one parallel universe in the Neptunia multiverse, detached from the main story. Also no appearance of beloved characters like IF or Usume. My biggest disappointment is the fighting system. It's mostly button smashing, there's little chance to see which attacks work well on an enemies because it's just pure chaos. Also one of the character's attacks is so broken that just spaming the same attack over and over makes every battle completely trivial and the same. I really miss the turn based combat from earlier Neptune games. The story itself has some cool throwbacks to console wars but is nothing special. Overall I finished the story after 15 hours but I feel not motivated to do any of the optional stuff at all...

love this game. it plays different than your older nep games but still good nontheless. the people complaining about the game being too difficult just dont have skill. also get ready to make game discs and reap in CP (company points i hope) from making sales from the discs.

[h1] IFI Needs to Abandon Action RPGs and Mini-Games [/h1] I'm not sure why Idea Factory International keeps going in the button masher direction. And after Megadimension Neptunia VII, you'd think that they would have learned their lesson about mini-games. But I guess not. Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution has something else besides two annoying/difficult mini-games and button mashing battles to ruin it for me. The backdrop for the game is that adult Nep runs around with a new crew and gradually forces her way into Gamindustri stock shares by slowly improving the quality of her new company's video games. But the progress is very slow, and the story that you watch between dungeons doesn't really match up to the quality of the games that adult Nep's company puts out. [h3] Conclusion [/h3] If you want a button masher Action RPG that was better in the mini-games and story department, play Sisters vs. Sisters. Yes, Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution has a better version of the button masher battle system that is in Sisters vs. Sisters. But the improvements in the battle system aren't enough to make Game Maker R:Evolution worth your time.

The 4 boss battles in a row, of K-sha, S-Sha, C-sha and B-sha scales with your level, good luck getting past this series of bosses in this game.

The battle system is better but running around dungeons is a bit of a step down from SVS and also Jaguar won't shut up about numbers

A swift and decisive regression back to the average Neptunia spin-off’s level (or maybe even slightly below) after the most pleasant surprise that was [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/KisekiDrillTeam/recommended/1932160]Sisters VS Sisters[/url]. This game is just a shallow, pointless, copy-pasted filler. Everything SvS did well, GMR does poorly, and everything SvS did poorly, GMR does poorly too but for x5 longer, making it stand out 5 times more. The combat consists of the same primitive, unresponsive semi-action battles; there are some adjustments, but nothing of essence has been improved. Four attacks, switch, four attacks, switch, repeat ad nauseam. The enemies got rather damage-spongy and many moves feel slower than before, so in a way they actually managed to make it worse. The only sensible change is that canceling now stops animations immediately, so with the right disks you can react and dodge in real time, but instead of inviting you to study the enemy patterns (there’s barely any), this just promotes a few specific cheese tactics that make things even more repetitive. While SvS had the good sense to at least keep such simplistic fighting infrequent and easy enough to…