Nedávné recenze uživatele Puru_12

It is important to look at Blue Archive as not just a gacha game, but as a visual novel. In that regard, it is seriously one of the best visual novels to release recently. I very strongly recommend it and implore anyone on the fence about the gacha elements to give it a try. You can ignore the gacha element altogether and not spend any money if you want to, just please, play the story. It's an inspiring story that will make you want to be a better person and will fill you with hope.

This game is very fun. It's less "Pokemon with guns" and more "Minecraft with Pokemon... and guns", really.

Underwear and shower scenes of my sexy female pilot

Actually really solid. Decent hero variety with a decent lineup of characters with varied gameplay styles. If you've played Overwatch (because of course you have) a number of characters will immediately feel familiar gameplay-wise.

Costumes for the characters are over $20 minimum when not on sale, but there's a battle pass you can get for like $5 if you only want the stuff in there. These cosmetic items are completely optional though, and all heroes are available to you from the start with no need to purchase a single one.

Blizzard is ♥♥♥♥♥♥.

This game was a real surprise.

Yeah, the H-scenes are hot and the GBA Pokemon style is cool. I only expected a NSFW parody of Pokemon, but the story was way more than I expected. The sci-fi mystery element along with the story's emotional beats and the ending made me forget I was playing an eroge.

Great game that knows exactly what it is. The developers obviously put their hearts into this and it shows. I look forward to seeing what they put out next.

I can't believe Japan shamelessly made an anime based off of this game

Disappointing.

The game starts strong, and it is the complete opposite of the previous Science Adventure games in terms of pacing- it's FAST. Honestly, I enjoyed it, and found it funny how parts that would normally be slice-of-life scenes are just skipped over entirely to continue the game's fast pacing. The game only really stops to explain scientific concepts, and these explanations make good use of the comic segments to help illustrate everything. There are very few slice-of-life scenes, too.

This pacing also works against it, however, as there are too many characters inserted into the story who simply don't have much time to shine or be developed in any meaningful way. The motivation of one of the major antagonist groups isn't explained very well and there's a lot of interpretation that has to occur to figure out what it *might* be.

The game's action is really, really crazy when compared to previous entries of the Science Adventure series. These parts, the game does well, and it's probably what it does best.

However, the game runs out of gas towards the end. It feels like after the first ending everything is just phoned in and underwhelming. Plot points are suddenly resolved off-screen too many times with incredible ease, robbing the game of some seriously needed character moments for an underdeveloped cast.

I didn't mind the characters, but I felt that they were underdeveloped, some underused. For example, the MC's best friend, Cross, doesn't really get any development at all, and his whole character is one-note at best. Other characters, like the Cyber Force Dolls trio, did not have enough to do. Only one of those three gets any sort of development and backstory at all, but even then, it's minimal at best.

I played with the Japanese Dub. They did a great job, and some of the VA's obviously had a lot of fun with their lines.

Now, in regards to this game's position in the Science Adventure series...

This is the game's weakest aspect. It uses the entire existence of Makise Kurisu as a crutch to the point of absurdity. Aside from that, references to past games are essentially relegated to cameos, some which are really easy to miss if you're not paying full attention as it can literally be gone from the screen in an instant. The game basically leaves you blueballed in regards to this, to an insane degree, which simply left me annoyed.

Many concepts are alluded to from past games, and new ones in this game as well, but the game never goes far enough to actually commit to anything. I'm sad to say that if you're coming into this after reading Chaos;Head Noah in particular, expecting "you know what"... don't expect much.

When I finished the previous Science Adventure games, I felt like I had just experienced something amazing and was awestruck.

When I finished Anonymous;Code, I felt confused. The way the game ends is so abrupt that I had to check to make sure I didn't miss a route, or an ending, or SOMETHING.

And really, because of that, I simply can't recommend this game.

To end this review on a positive note... Rosario's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hot.

This VN is fantastic, and certainly worth the long wait it took for it to be available in English.

What's there not to like here? The story is great, the characters are great, the music is great, the artwork is great... The way the whole plot comes together at the end is just beautiful, including the character routes, leading up to its ultimate conclusion.

Do not be afraid of the horror or gore aspects of the game, you don't see anything terribly explicit, the more grotesque details are described to you so if you're worried about seeing anything crazy, you'll be fine.

If you're already a fan of visual novels, don't skip this one. If you're not a fan of visual novels, this game will make you one.

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Simple to use and easy to learn, TyranoBuilder is a solid choice for people looking to make a straightforward visual novel with little to no programming knowledge needed. I look forward to creating the best visual novel I can with it to share with the world on this engine.