When I first laid eyes on this game, I was genuinely intrigued. But my excitement was short-lived, all thanks to a painfully apparent issue –When I first laid eyes on this game, I was genuinely intrigued. But my excitement was short-lived, all thanks to a painfully apparent issue – the downright shoddy translation from what I assume is an Asian language to English. I mean, seriously? It's like they used a broken translator and hoped for the best.
As for the gameplay, it starts off with a bang but quickly fizzles into repetition central. The story? Oh, it moves forward alright, as if on autopilot, while I'm stuck there mashing the left mouse button like it owes me money. The anticipation for something exciting is real – you know, the kind that might involve a bit of, shall we say, eye candy. And here's the kicker: you better have that patch installed, or you're out of luck. Yeah, they went and did a censorship dance post-launch. Talk about a buzzkill.
But let's not kid ourselves. Even if you get your hands on that patch, the game's flaws are harder to ignore than a flashing neon sign. The post-censorship version still feels like a letdown. It's as if the universe decided, "Nah, I won't let you have nice things."
I can't believe I spent time on this game. Seriously, it's like I'm questioning all my life choices right now. And don't even get me started on earning all those achievements on Steam. The things I do for virtual trophies – it's a shame, really.
To sum it up, "Super Star" had me at the beginning, lost me somewhere in the middle, and left me shaking my head by the end. The horrendous translation, the rinse-and-repeat gameplay, and the bizarre pacing just don't add up to a recommendation from me. If anything, I'd rather save you the trouble and suggest you look elsewhere for some gaming satisfaction.…Full Review »