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The only thing that could possibly make this game better is if it had Plutia, so I can see everyone being abused treated very nicely.

Actually though, combat in Victory II requires a little bit more strategy than in Re;Birth with the revamped combo system, and EXE Drive isn't a press to win command anymore. The game isn't particularly challenging, but that said it does take time to 100% like in the other Neptunia games.

The character writing--though chock full of meta-references, memes, and slapstick comedy as usual--isn't as obnoxious as it was in Re;Birth, which keeps the game just as entertaining without being equally annoying.

The HDD and NEXT Form battle themes as well as the new openings for each of the three parts in the "trilogy" are really, REALLY good. The BGM is fun to listen to.

If you were to get into this series, Megadimension is the place to start. Best product this franchise has produced thus far. Let's see how Se-Ha Girls goes though!

Everything is also a gun.
Yang also grew back an arm.
Weird bug where all Grimm near Ruby suddenly die.

Overall pretty good game.

There's a lot to say about Life is Strange.

The game pressures you constantly to evaluate what morals are important to you through many of the decisions you make in the game. Since the game deals with serious real life situations regarding domestic abuse, losing family and friends, harassment, sexual violence, etc., it's not something to take lightly.

When you're able to connect to this game's storyline in so many ways, it becomes more and more phenomenal as the characters and each of their lives really begin to mean something to you. When you have to (slight spoilers to storyline) convince a friend not to commit suicide by jumping off a building by saying just the right things at the right time, combined with making the right choices before the event, how could it not become an item of emotional importance?

This game isn't much of a "game", think of it more as an interactive movie that you're helping to direct. Since the writing is so great such that it no joke, really can make you cry in both joy and sadness, it's something to pick up on the spot. Sometimes the dialogue has some quirky slang that may or may not force some cringing. The soundtrack is pretty fantastic; it has an indie, countryside feel which matches the setting of Arcadia Bay, Oregon. The game looks pretty too; although it's not hyper-realistic, the art style does give the game its own type of life and each individual character really does stand apart from the others.

TL;DR Writing's phenomenal and thought-provoking albeit with cheesy dialogue at times, soundtrack is vibrant and original (really great!), art style is also unique and inspiring though not the prettiest thing on the planet. Pick up immediately for an emotional rollercoaster that you'll want to go over again and again, as replayability is high with all the different decisions you can make affecting things in later episodes.

This is a very complex, intricate, and thought-provoking title that teaches us a lot about society.

For example:
It teaches us how people are so respectful towards each other
How the proletariat creeps are always neglected, tortured, and punished by their "heroic" overlords
and how perfect balance is never possible.

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