Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters

Not too bad, the 100% grind surprisingly was kinda fun, the story was good and the combat was ok, it gets better later in the game but man there's too many unvoiced scenes :(

I know I haven't played much of this game, and I'm sure the story and characters are fun, because it's Neptunia, but the gameplay is like pulling teeth with how bad it is. I really wanted to like the game, but the combat is really stilted and simple, I got really bored after half a dozen fights, it's just not fun and yet, IF/Compile Heart wants to perserve with this combat in newer games. They really need to do better or pay someone else to make the combat system. On the up side, the graphics are nice and pleasent to look at, the live 2D is fantastic. The game also runs pretty well, even on modest hardware, graphically andd performance-wise, there's nothing wrong with this game. I just can't recommend this game, even for die hard Neptunia fans.

[h2] Such a niche franchise and I love it[/h2] It doesn't try to be a grandeur triple A game. plus it ran on my potato. Been looking to try this one since finishing the first rebirth game on the vita, and that was like years ago.

Story is great ++++ I love it

TL;DR: The game is okay, the story is catchy, and it brought a refreshing gameplay into the Neptunia-series. A solid game, but I recommend only buying it while it is on sale. (==) Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is quite a rebrand in terms of the RPG-styled Neptunia games (there were other titles that somewhat matched this style; for example: Megatagmension). It did not entirely disband the turn-based battle style, but it was merged into a "limited" free-roam system, which was... unique, so to say. Every single action you do has a set of cooldown that makes you think how you fight with the enemies. Although you could possibly counter it with "disks", and you would be fine, the original intention was to effectively penalize all heavy hits with a window of letting your character being spread like a butter. It also introduced a moderately okayish AI battle buddies that could think on the setting you assigned them to (which was later improved in Neptunia Game Maker). It also brought back AP (a.k.a. action points) from the original Neptunia-series (not the Re;Birth ones) that limited your actions, which meant that you either had to switch at some point, or spend them wisely in a solo run.…

I LOVE the story of this game, sadly the actual gameplay is pain but it's worth it