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My computer sucks and keeps breaking the game down

Edit: I got a brand new computer and it's all good now

I'm still Silver
10/10

A fantastic game with strong RPG elements that are rooted in a well-refined and trusty system.

I came here for the eyecandy, especially considering how Koi-sensei did the art for the main characters, but really, what keeps me here is the battle system. Interestingly enough, it's actually quite fun to experiment with team builds and synergy. Although I've played only so few grid and turn based RPGs, I think this is recommendable for how much fun I have with it. I really wish I got the artbook with the kickstarter, but the game is so solid that I can't complain much.

There's some minor problems with the UI, especially when you set it to fullscreen, so that was kinda inconvenient, but playing windowed wasn't really a problem for me.

The game gets a solid 8/10 from me, especially for that cheap price tag.

I'm unoriginal so I'm just gonna say two words that sum up this game that literally everyone has said:
Capitalism, ho!

This is everything that you expect of a Neptunia product and even more.
It has a great sound track, a great design, meta-breaking comedy, epic fights, and pudding. Lots of nice pudding.
Mainly for gameplay, the battles feel much more engaging and the world feels tons more alive with the route system. The giant battles and the transformation sequences feel satisfying and make you feel powerful as well, which is a massive plus.

I've been a fan of Neptunia since the release of Hyperdimension V and I thought the cast of V was it. It was their best moment and none of the side releases like U or Hyperdevotion Noire could amass to what they've accomplished. But Idea Factory and Compile Hearts delivers to impress on VII with an even BETTER cast and even more characters to love.

Who ever thought that since on release, that the dodgy original Hyperdimension Neptunia series for the PS3 would spawn such a large fanbase with such a niche but smart target audience?

I'm probably just fanwhoring at this point but I do support people buying this game and hope they can have the same enjoyment that I had with it.
Maybe for context, you would want to buy Re;Birth 3 first, but as a standalone, VII can be lovable as well.

NepNep/10

What was once an April's Fool's Joke turned out to be an April Miracle.

Thank you, whatever deity is out there smiling upon us today

Test your luck and your friendships as you embark on an endless journey to loathing and self-indulgence by means of A BOARD GAME complete with a set of cards that can very well tell your friend to ♥♥♥♥ off entirely.

Disclaimer: When playing the game, do not be alarmed at the sudden shrinkage of your friends list as this is commonplace when playing 100% Orange Juice™