Recent reviews by Witch's Apprentice

Great foundation for new card game. Coming from Legends of Runeterra, the game is a bit swingy. For now the cards count is still to low for creative deck building. But it will change in 3 weeks, when new expansion release.

If you expecting to play like the original Vergil then you come to the wrong place.
The Vergil in this game is still have the 'technique and precision' style like the original but it falls on short the 'speed' criteria of the original Vergil.

If you expecting to enjoy this game with new character then you come to the right place.
Vergil Playstyle is very different from dante. This DLC add a new character and a new bossfight. But this DLC doesn't have a Bloody Palace mode in it.

TLDR :
Buy if the game is on the sale, or if you already have Devil May Cry 5

The gameplay is fine. It really is satisfying for beginner in this kind of genre. It really is satisfying. But it only last for 2 playthrough. After that you feel like spamming the same attack & same strategy over and over again. The enemy design doesn't fix this problem either. It makes it worse with the colored enemy

The story is mediocre. The character tho is bad. From design perspective and the role in story

Graphic & Art Direction in my opinion is the only thing this game handle it very well.

You can play as Yu "Thunder Chad" Narukami

Best 5$ i've spent on dlc

The combat is just *chef kiss*

Never thought that left-clicking and pressing enter would be this addicting

If you want puzzle game buy this
If you want great story buy this
If you want replaybility buy this

I just finished my first playthrough and i enjoy the game. The game review i will let the others talk. But, as long as i play the game i enjoy it. No performance issue, no bug/glitch. This game is definitely must buy except those are who doesn't like puzzle and doesn't like narrative.





P.S. if you want Persona to have PC port consider buy this game to support Atlus (The possibility is still there)

Blessed

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