Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika HanPaul

Gold Ship drop-kicked me.

Now I am brain damaged and cannot stop playing this game.

101/0

It's so silky smooth. My students have never looked better.
Some weird graphics artifacting/ghosting, but my card's old too so who knows.
The account linking was a bit annoying. Glad I've been fairly consistent with my emails.

If you ever wanted to experience Azumanga Diaoh, Nichijou, Hidamari Sketch, Lucky Star, etc. in game form, even if it's a gacha, that is Blue Archive.

Epic Anime RPG/10

i was very 'mersed.

Play with the Japanese dub. Major Motoko Kusanagi is your wife.

Awful.

15 FPS in battles. 30 FPS everywhere else.
Terrible UI ported from DS/mobile.
low resolution graphics.

I thought i could get used to it since i played and finished the FF3 3D "Remake", but this was just a painful experience.

Nice art. Cool game.

I abused saves like lil beech.

super jank. kind of fun.

Slow and rough start, but once you get some levels and gear, the game becomes hard to put down.

The post-game in the non Dark Arisen version is kinda cheeks. Just killing monsters in the Everfall grinding for Wakestones.
The Dark Arisen post-game though? In Bitterblack Isle? Now that's a game.

I didn't have a lot of fun with my tanky vocation though. I would probably build for more damage the next time I play this game. If ever.

Nice little beginner first-person dungeon crawler RPG. I couldn't get into similar games like Etrian Odyssey for some reason, but found some time to stick with this one (6 years after I bought it lol).

Characters are very well-written and voiced(I played with dub, but there is a JP option). Probably the biggest reason i was able to stick around. Dronya is a mean bastard at first, but her story gets revealed as the game goes on and she becomes very sympathizable. Luca is adorable and must be protected. You're gonna be rooting for her every time she's on screen. The supporting cast is a good mix of weird and slimy folk. Something's going on under the surface with every one of them. The art is also gorgeous. Very coloorful and striking. Like the Disgaea games but more "adult".

I don't know what to say about the story except that it was hella dark and I was invested. You play as a book and your party members are a bunch of puppets that have dope art. Your master is that hot milf Dronya and you gotta dungeon the ♥♥♥♥ outta that dungeon for her. And, most importantly, you have to go through the post-game and see the true ending, otherwise, the story feels incomplete. The game isn't that hard but if you need help, there's a guide in excel sheet form in the Steam Guide page that has everything you need to know to break the game.

Which brings me to the one thing that separates this game from all the other first-person dungeon crawlers I've played (which isn't a lot, mind you), Covens. Other games like this usually have a set amount of party members you can use in battle. 5, for example. You tell each of those individual dudes to do something and that's it. Labyrinth of Refrain adds another layer. Instead of a single party member, it uses a Coven (it's a game about witches, they have to call it that), which is like a Party in itself . You can have, at maximum, 8 puppets in a coven, so imagine each party member slot to be a party of 8 and so your dungeoneering crew becomes 40 dudes! That's pretty insane, but it's not actually that crazy. Each coven can actually fit 8, but only 3 are in active battle, the other 5 are in support roles and are needed because they do things like, unlock certain spells or increase the stats of the active members. And speaking of spells, it's a big choice to make because using a spell uses the turn of all the puppets in the coven, whereas each of them can use a basic attack separately. So that spell you're gonna use better be worth it. There are a lot of different covens to unlock as well. Covens for tanking, spell casting, healing, gaining experience. Ones that magnify a certain stat. Jokey ones that are related to the story. etc. Overall, I really like the addition of Covens as opposed to the usual way of doing things.
You can destroy walls to create shortcuts when you're exploring dungeons too. Which is neat. Seems like that kind of thing isn't common in similar games.
Grind-focused gameplay mechanics that are common in other NIS games are here as well, but they're not important enough for me to explain here. You just need to use them if you want to get stronger.

Music's good. Never got tired of it. Each dungeon stage has its own theme. They all sound very Disgaea-esque. The game uses a leitmotif in big emotional points in the story. Almost got me teary-eyed.

Anyway, I like this game. The high-ish presentation values really got me to stick with it. The shadow-play in the intro, good voice acting, the music, and the gameplay all come together to form a sick little game. The grinding is pretty comfy too. Spent a little too much time on youtube doing it... I would recommend it to anybody looking to play a easy-going dungeon explorer.

Looks good. Plays well. Sounds perfect.

Stays true to the OG.

I got Double Scammed.