This goes without saying, but this mode is highly recommended for Neptunia veterans as not only does this make the combat seem infinitely more difficult to parse than it really is, but it also grants characters that are spoilers for this game alongside characters from other titles. When beginning, players choose between playing on Original Mode, which is as similar of an experience to Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Birth 1 as one can get, and Arrange Mode, which is basically the same game with a multitude of additional usable characters from the get-go.
In addition to special skills unique to each character, there are combo attacks. Positioning is somewhat important but usually doesn’t necessitate much thought since spamming commands usually gets the job done. It is turn-based and consists of players controlling 4 characters across a mini-field instead of the limited amount of 3 that was formerly the max. Neptunia ReVerse is just too similar to warrant an identity of its own.Ĭombat is almost identical to Rebirth 1. It is definitively impossible for me not to compare it. Granted, this is not a new journey given how borderline identical the experience is to Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Birth 1. It is merely serviceable-nothing more, nothing less. All of this is not to say that the plot is a masterclass. The adventure is guided by a humorous tone the moves it forward, but the existence of essential dissensions allows it to retain its essence. I felt that it was not overly invasive of the story being told.
NEPTUNIA REVERSE DIFFERENCES SERIES
Fanservice does coat the experience, but that is just how the series operates.
There are stakes, character introspection, and legitimate conflict. Narrative-wise, this title emits needed tension that the series has been lacking for years.
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