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First of all, how much money did they spend to make this? Some of the VAs are godtier VAs and I can't even the moment I saw their names. Well, they are also pretty well-known to play characters in various games (which I have played some), but still, those are quite shocking. ![[耍帥]](/cdn/img/transparent.png){kind=spacer}
The gacha part is... as you can expect from gacha rolls. The animation is toptier. Man, the game is big. If you enjoy anime-like games (which focus more on the story and graphics instead of gameplay) with almost fully voiced scenes, you will definitely enjoy this. That is if you understand Japanese.
I found out that I can actually translate in-game texts directly using my S Pen. I understand a bit of Japanese, but for details I need assistance. Especially when I am required to pick an answer. Loved current technology.
The opening video after you finish prologue was too cool. Sasuga Aniplex.
I have my own disatisfaction regarding the battles, but I'll overlook it because Sugiyama-san is by my side as Grimm now.
I don't know if anyone wanted to play a game as idle as this one, but apparently I enjoyed it very much. The illustrations of the frog going on fantastic travels around Japan are so gorgeous. It seems confusing and a bit tidious at first, but it's actually fun. You don't do much, but it gives you fulfilling reward every time the frog comes home. I just love it.
It's basically PokéGo, but Harry Potter style. There are different elements to it, of course. We can brew potion (not as fun as the one in old Pottermore, but okay), and we are playing to restore balance, which is quite... compelling, I must admit. Did they really hire Daniel Radcliffe to voice those three lines at the beginning? I was shooketh. The sound and the illustrations (especially the weather cards) are something I totally live for. Perfection. However, it lags from time to time. You really need stable connection when playing or else. When I first played, it wouldn't even load, but a few hours later it finally opened.
First of all, it's JoJo characters in CHIBI form with paper-style in papekura mansion! Can't pass that up. The sound is so true to the JoJo style and I love it. The gameplay is simple, yet so engaging, spiced up by the very idea of having Time Stop stand, too. Certainly, now I need to seriously learn Japanese lest they have no plan to give it an English option.
), while almost everyone else (with a few exceptions, I reckon) would be freaked out or plant their face on the table (I see you, Prince Leona).
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Disney Twisted Wonderland | English
4.2I didn't even know that the English version has been released this year, but I am glad I caught up just before Book 3 was released because I stopped playing the Japanese version at Book 2 because my Japanese sucks and I need a lot of time to read the story
I see no improvement in the Twistunes mechanics, still find it hard sometimes to get it right especially in Hard modes even after trying to tune it. I must say now that I have the time, the graphics, voices, and sounds are even more fantastic than I remember. The translations, however, sometimes feel a bit off even though it's on point.
I do enjoy that playing the story feels almost like anime, crossroad between visual novel and anime. I love that despite of the obvious marketing target, the story is so unlike otoge. Right from the start, I love it. I am still waiting for the big plot reveal. It's been building up since the introduction and I am excited now than ever. I just hope I won't be stuck because of gacha.
I hate gacha so much, but whatever, here take my soul, I guess.