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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2: Sisters Generation takes place in Gamindustri, a land ruled by 4 Goddesses. If you haven't played the previous game, though I highly recommend worry not, the first game is set in another dimension of the vast and complex universe of Nep-Nep's franchise.

Gamindustri is in crisis once again, the game starts with the 4 CPUs + Nepgear fighting with a mysterious woman, despite their efforts they're defeated and captured. 3 years have passed and, guided by Historie, IF and Compa arrive on the scene to help the Goddesses. Something goes wrong and only Nepgear is set free, the three are forced to fight in order to make their way out, unable to harm the enemy in front of them, Nepgear uses a Sharicite to blind him and passes out. Compa and IF carry her to Planeptune.

Now the game is really starting! Nepgear is the protagonist this time, unlike her older sister, Neptune, she's a little er... unconfident, a trait the protagonist shouldn't have, obviously, Also unlike Nep-Nep, Gear takes her job as CPU candidate seriously, showing she's more mature than her oldie.

The story revolves around saving her sister and the other CPUs, but to do so, Nepgear will need a helping hand. Nepgear's first quest is to gather the power of the four mascots, each in their respective lands: Planeptune, Lowee, Lastation, and Leanbox. Nepgear will meet up with the other CPU Candidates and the Makers over the course of the story and, eventually, they'll join your party and help you.

Nepgear's development throughout the story is quite vague due to her "unconfidentness", but even though she's growing up slowly, every little bit of it is interesting, she turns out to be a totally reliable person and you can see she cares about everyone around her.

Gameplay wise, if you have played any of Nep's games (which you surely have) you'll be familiar with it, there's not much to talk about it, except now your party has up to 4 members, rather than 3 in the previous one. Another good yet kinda frustrating addition was Stella's Dungeon, a mini game where you send Stella to run through a dungeon looting for goods, every dungeon is based on a certain amount of time, time which is based on real time, taking from 10 minutes to massive 25 hours! Thinking it can't get any worse? Now the frustrating part, well, everything is RNG meaning whether you're going to be successful or not depends on luck, Stella's gear and RNG (And Nep Nep's love), plus if you fail a dungeon all Stella's equipped items will be gone. Having said that you can either put your faith in them Goddesses and wish their blessing to come upon you, or you can just buy a 1 buck DLC which will shorten the time needed by a half and you won't lose any item upon death.

Most of the dungeons seem to be a copy and paste from the previous game, but seriously, who cares? I mean, I'm sure everyone who plays any of Nep's games (including me) isn't looking for cool-looking dungeons, what matters here is the waifu-moe content, which this game happens to have plenty!!

There are 9 possible endings, some more relevant some less. You'll need at least 2 playthroughs in order to get all possible endings since some of the dungeons are unlocked in NG+ only, Out of these 9 endings, the one that got my attention the most was the Conquest Ending Spoiler free. Remember that unconfident and silly Nepgear? In this ending, you'll witness a darker side of her. She's put in a path where there is no winner and she walks through suffering a fate worse than death. It's shocking and hella good, I'd say it's not for those that are faint-hearted (like me) and it's considered to be a bad ending, but really well executed (I'm not saying that the other endings aren't as good as this one). It may, as well, cost you a night's sleep.

Overall, Nepgear shows she can be a protagonist as good as Neptune and that she, sometimes, outshines her older sister. Having said all that, I highly recommend this game.

TL;DR: Nepgear is waifu and she might end up taking the throne of your best girl while you're playing.

Just go ♥♥♥♥ yourself NetherRealm
You too, Warner!

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I regret supporting this game, I regret pre-ordering this game.

This game is just like real life, no matter how you try to escape from friendzone, once you get caught in it, you can never escape from it. NEVER!


10/10 would be friendzoned again!

I just couldn't recommend a game that I can't play.
After every attempt to play I just get more frustrated due a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ G32 error that says:
"We're sorry, it looks like you are trying to play the game using a different station account then what was originally used when you finish bought Early Access."
I haven't played it since January and now I tried to play with a friend, but I can't no matter what I try. There's no way I have another account though I still can't log in. I have already tried to recover my password/daybreak account, but yet I can't log in. I paid for a game that I can't play, very nice.
While I was able to play, it was a very fun game indeed, but as I can't it's not fun so I won't recommend H1Z1.

Alan Wake is a brilliant horror/thriller game. With a wonderful story, beautiful graphics and awesome environments. It also has an amazing soundtrack.
Worth every penny. I strongly recommend this game bcoz it's one of the few games I really loved.

10/10

This game is amazing, has a great story, beautiful graphics for a game released in 2007 and Geralt is "the guy". It isnt "just" a game, its a masterpiece that any RPG fan must play.
Many people dont recommend this game bcoz of the combat system.
DONT LISTEN TO THEM! The combat system is awesome like everything in the game, u wont regret buying this game.

10/10

I ate a rotten can of beans and died!
Amazing 10/10 five stars!

The best game I ever played in my life, perfect atmosphere, perfect combat, history more than perfect, amazing characters.

If on sale buy it.
If it isn't on sale buy it.

u'll never get tired of playing this amazing game.