Siralim 2

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  1. ZiProphet
    May 7, 2018
    8
    Very good for old time RPG gamers. A lot of the art seems to be heavily from the Lovecraft Mythos and other fantasy sources. I find a personVery good for old time RPG gamers. A lot of the art seems to be heavily from the Lovecraft Mythos and other fantasy sources. I find a person who is just looking at it would think the graphics are bad, so their interest is lost because of that bias. I assure that you are mistaken from just that point. Many elements are put into this game so well done that after a while you forget the way the game initially looks and focus on how interchangeable the tactics are to play it. From collecting the many creatures, items, spell gems, artifacts, costumes, to mixing and matching their [Status/Element] with other different monsters for other outcomes and abilities with breeding. I bought it just to try, thinking with the same bias that I would only play for a little while when not busy because the graphics look bad. I ended up getting sucked in easily. The two factors on why I gave it an eight out of ten really are the "graphics" for one, and the story was a little bit of a cookie cutter. You're the good guy. Tame monsters. Defeat the bad guys and bosses of each floor/place. That's kind of it. All in all, it is worth a buy. On the fence? Still worth it in my opinion. My battery must have died like 8 times the first week when I got it. I played with it even on the charger. Anyways, thanks for reading this. Have a good one.… Full Review »
  2. storageheater
    Sep 24, 2017
    6
    This would've been a day one purchase if it hadn't seemed to function rather as a patch in the vein of a modest Terraria update rather than anThis would've been a day one purchase if it hadn't seemed to function rather as a patch in the vein of a modest Terraria update rather than an actual new game, so when it was on offer at half price, I thought that was a reasonable request.

    The good: it's slightly more structured than the previous, with a pleasing system of gods in each realm to build up favour for as you do, admittedly, exactly the same as in the previous game (which is kill an endless series of varied monsters with interesting abilities that you can then use to create the perfect team, and repeat). But more carrots per stick never hurt, and more things to go and look at and fiddle are usually welcome. I'm about to complain a lot, so I should clarify: I enjoy this game, I hope one day they make a game that hits every one of their goals and really shines.

    The bad: on Vita the lag is extraordinary. When you've been playing for a short while movement is like ploughing through treacle (made worse by the fact you can get a 2x speed upgrade that kicks in once all the monsters on a level are dead, and then it feels borderline too fast but it makes the slow gluey speed even harder to bear), and even though fights are incredibly basic it gives the impression of millions of calculations are going on in the background at any one time: flickering sprites, damage numbers not displaying, you have no idea really what an attack's done until the computer's caught up. I find myself mashing the X button because there's just no feedback on what's progressing the information onscreen and I just want it to hurry up.

    Perhaps it's smooth as butter on PS4, a big plus is that it's crossbuy. It's also potentially great on the PC. But for me at least, the kind of long turnbased grind is ideal for booting up on a handheld and so that's where I'll always try and play it. And if the Disgaea team managed to put those beasts on the Vita (and the DS!) I do expect a little more out of it.

    [Updated 24th Sept, I started to progress past the end of the Main Quest (that is, everything after level 40, Nether Realms etc) and it now crashes whenever I enter a realm, which is quite fab if you consider that the main quest is viewed largely as a tutorial, in those terms I've essentially paid for a demo. However I'm not reducing my already mediocre 6 to a lower score, as there was still a fair bit of game that I spent a fair amount of time playing.]    … Full Review »