Good anime games on Steam? (Serious)

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Mio 25 OCT 2017 a las 6:11

Im not a weeb or anything. I just want to gift my friend a game and he mostly love anything about anime
Any reccomendation? Thanks

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Z i o ⚡ 25 OCT 2017 a las 11:04

This game is cool.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/214590/Fairy_Bloom_Freesia/

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Dareto0910 25 OCT 2017 a las 12:57

"Good" and "anime game", pick one

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Dareto0910 25 OCT 2017 a las 13:29

Publicado originalmente por Raven the undying:
Publicado originalmente por Dareto0910:
"Good" and "anime game", pick one

All the stuff i posted before? Or maybe you have prejudices and you are wilfully ignorant?

Joke...........

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GRIDLINES 25 OCT 2017 a las 22:21

As far as Virtual Novels go I have heard this author is very good:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/239700/Hate_Plus/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/209370/Analogue_A_Hate_Story/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/560000/

These ones are anime-light:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/318530
http://store.steampowered.com/app/368340

Anything with Disgaea in the title is an alright strategy game. http://store.steampowered.com/app/409870

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Violeta 25 OCT 2017 a las 22:28

Recettear
Digaea Pc 1
100% orange juice
Crush crush
Hunniepop
One piece Pirate warriors 3
Sakura Dungeon

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Quint the Alligator Snapper 26 OCT 2017 a las 1:19

Depends on what you mean by "anime games".

If "anime" means a game with anime-style art...

If you want a game that just has anime art, then yeah, basically any one of the great JRPGs and action RPGs on Steam should do. (I can't believe I'm saying this...just a few years ago Steam had none such games.) This includes all of the following:
* Recettear
* Trails in the Sky
* Tales of Symphonia
* Valkyria Chronicles
* anything from the Ys series (action RPGs)

They aren't the only RPGs; there's also a bunch of Final Fantasy stuff, Disgaea stuff, other Tales games, Atelier games, and more.

If you're specifically looking for a game with cutesy anime-style art, and doesn't have such a large-scale story, there's things like
* 100% Orange Juice (virtual board game, singleplayer and multiplayer)
* Fairy Bloom Freesia (arena brawler)
* One Way Heroics (turn-based roguelike)
* 200% Mixed Juice (small-scale Pokémon-like game, singleplayer and multiplayer
* eXceed 2nd and eXceed 3rd (bullet hell shmups)
* Gurumin (3D action platformer)
* Freedom Planet (2D action platformer)
* Eternal Senia (small-scale freeware action RPG)
* also various fighting games that I'm less familiar with
* and many others

If you're looking for something that is just stupidly fanservicey, either for cuteness or for sexual stuff, then they shouldn't be too hard to find. I guess there's the Sakura [whatever noun] series and the Nekopara series, off the top of my head. I don't like these games so I don't know them well enough to offer purchasing advice, sorry. Some of these also count as visual novels (see below).

If "anime" means "actually an anime TV series", or a story like it...

First, there's several games in the One Piece, Dragon Ball, Naruto, etc. series, here on Steam. I haven't played any of them, since I'm not actually into any of those series myself, but they're there. Also a RWBY game too, if that counts as anime (I have watched some RWBY though I haven't picked up the game). I think some of them take gameplay inspiration from Dynasty Warriors, for whatever reason, so you have those massive battles. Some of the other ones are fighting games.

Second, if you want a game with its own plot but lots of anime tropes, there's basically anything from Idea Factory and Compile Heart. The Neptunia series, the Agarest War series, the Fairy Fencer games...to some extent, the non-IF/CH series Disgaea also counts. (I haven't played any of them so I can't offer recs, sorry.)

Finally, there are visual novels. These are basically just flip-through books with visuals and background music, though they often have multiple possible endings. Some of them are associated with certain anime series -- for example, Steins;Gate and Planetarian; the anime series is typically the adaptation of the VN which came first.

There are a lot of VNs, and do be warned of two things: (1) ones that focus on storytelling may be confused with fanservice-focused ones, and (2) dating sims are popular associated subgenre, though not all VNs are dating sims. If you wanna try out a decent VN for free, check out Narcissu. I've read very few VNs, but a couple I like (non-free) are Dysfunctional Systems ep. 1 and fault milestone one.

Última edición por Quint the Alligator Snapper; 26 OCT 2017 a las 1:20

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