Megadimension Neptunia VIIR

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  1. Bigrep
    Aug 6, 2020
    5
    The game play is a more complicated version of the VII except with minor tweaks to the story. And for a VR game there is very limited VR content. Massive fan of the series however massively let down with this. It starts promising with a VR introduction then the actual game play is an uncomfortable version of the VII. I have this on both PS4 and PC and both are disappointing. If you like VRThe game play is a more complicated version of the VII except with minor tweaks to the story. And for a VR game there is very limited VR content. Massive fan of the series however massively let down with this. It starts promising with a VR introduction then the actual game play is an uncomfortable version of the VII. I have this on both PS4 and PC and both are disappointing. If you like VR interaction (just listening) with 2D characters while they talk rubbish for 2 minutes at a time then it has it's perks once you unlock them.… Expand
  2. Greymon96
    Aug 10, 2020
    0
    The two actors Erica and Carrie, as noire and vert... It was all the worst voices ever they both sounded awful since the moment they replaced Tara platte in the original and Erin fitzgerald in the four goddesses online. My sister never played the fgo since that day.

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  1. Cubed3
    Feb 19, 2019
    40
    Unless an avid fan of all things tied to the Neptunia series, there's little reason to try the borefest known as Megadimension Neptunia VIIR. Repetitive, with not much humour, and with a profound unwillingness to add something new, or at least fix past flaws, one can easily find a better JRPG fix.
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