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Gacha for Character.
Gacha for Awakened Character.
Gacha for Operator
Gacha for that Character/Operator for 6/8 times to unlock their max potential
Gacha for Character's Exclusive Equipment
Gacha for Equipment Substat
Gacha for Equipment Set
Gacha for Equipment Latent
Gacha for Ship Extra Passive
Gacha for Menu Decoration
Gacha for (Collab) Costume
One character even has to Gacha for her skill to do something.

This game is Peak Gacha.
Gacha:Side

I recommend you to listen to "Schizophrenia"

At the time of this review, I have just finished Chapter 3, Act 3.
Yes, I am slow because I insist on getting an S rank on every stage in the Challenge+ difficulty.
Here are my reviews.

My opinion as a Girls' Frontline player:
The story is packed full of Love and Hope. The story writer did a great job on it.
You can enjoy this game's universe lore even if you have not played any other games made by this company. The game puts enough relevant lore as you progress. (If you care to read all of them.)

My opinion as an average player:
I love the art style, and the chibi is adorable.
Music is a banger.
There are two kinds of stage types: Standard and Puzzle.

The Standard is those regular battles and "Regular battles, but you can Stealth" missions.
You have a wide variety of items to aid you in combat. These missions are flexible and only differ in the degree of efficiency of the strategy you use.
I have only played on Challenge+, so I can only comment on that. It's like this: "5 enemies are within attack range, ten more are on their way, 15 reinforcement with several elites a few turns later." And it will get worse the further you progress into the story. At least people who play on Casual can level up infinitely, and people who play on Standard have to deal with fewer Elites than me.

The Puzzle stages are those "Stealth" missions where you must follow an exact pattern or fail the stage.
I don't see issues with having to load save often, as the people I talked to complain about.
That might be because I'm retarded, and I have to do it on almost every stage, or I'm biased because I played the Bakery Girl (2013.) The stealth missions in that game are much worse than in this game.
There are only a few of them compared to the Standard stages.
After the devs patched it, most of these Puzzle stages allow combat after exposure (with greater difficulty than the intended path) instead of instant mission failure. I prefer to stick to stealth in these missions, but some people may find it more enjoyable to go gun-blazing.
These Puzzle stages are more predictable anyway. Doing the same action will always lead to the same result. Meanwhile, in Standard missions, the enemy may decide to move to a different spot even if all your actions are the same, and you have to improvise when your character misses her 98% hit shot.


I can guarantee you that this game is worth 25$
It's fun. There is plenty of content to go through, and the devs remastered the 2013 version of the game and made it playable inside it as well.

Also, I bought the Deluxe edition and received extra supplies.
To tell you the truth. The number of items you can bring to the mission remains the same. I can still fail the mission because of my skill issue, so the advantage gap is manageable.

She's cooking.

Terraria itself is already great.
Terraria with MODs is even better!

TAX. THE. RAT.

My rating reference guide:
0: I hate it.
1-2: It's bad.
3-4: Some improvement and it would be ok.
5: It's not bad, but not good either.
6-7: It's ok.
8-9: It's great.
10: I love it.

Gameplay: 7/10 It's your standard RPGmaker game battle. At least it's not very grindy.
Story: 10/10 A lot of memorable unique characters and a very intriguing story that always keeps me interested.
Music: 10/10 They didn't need to make music for normal enemy encounters to go that hard, but they did, and the song is awesome.
Scene: 7/10 Most of them are optional.

I nominate this game for the "Game of the Year" award. This game deserves it.

I play this game to get some inspiration for building in Terraria.

I first discovered this game on Youtube. The smooth animation caught my interest.
After playing it, I think this game is a beautiful piece of art.

This Turn-based Tactic game is enjoyable.
The controls and mechanics are simple and easy to learn. (The game expects you to make use of all of them too.)
There are only a few soundtracks played for the entire game, but they are great in my opinion.
The story is ok. Not amazing or terrible. The only complaint I have is the items for characters' quests are very small and can be easily missed.

Now for the main thing, I want to talk about: The difficulty.
The game starts with relatively easy stages, then the difficulty rises sharply.
How hard people find in each stage depend entirely on their puzzle-solving skill. But there is one stage that stands above all, and it's the last one.
I tried again and again. Never able to beat it. Now you could beat that stage easier if you let someone die. But my pride won't let me. After all, I beat every single other stage in the game flawlessly.
After being at a loss for not being able to beat that last stage no matter what I tried, I quit the game.

Several months later, I'm back, determined to beat this last stage once and for all. Getting help from a video I found on Youtube. Many hours of retrying the stage later, I beat it.
Finally, all stages have been flawlessly completed. I feel so overjoyed I could scream and run around my house.

Wait what? The other review says they beat it in 7.5 hours with no damage taken on their first try.
Damn, they're too big brain for this game.