In general, the fanservice makes an already cheap-looking game look pretty bottom of the barrel. Not all fanservice is like this, but the fact that some of it exists is a huge turnoff for me.
Neptune is a preteen (according to the wiki), so having scenes where she is wrapped in bandages so tight she starts to jiggle is bordering on straight disturbing. Being the prude I am, I also think it goes way too far in some areas. Neptunia ReVerse leans on its fanservice to cover up for its other numerous flaws. I can do without it, but others love that kind of thing. The 2D artwork is pretty nice, but it has a tendency to lean on the side of fanservice.įanservice is what it is. The lip-flapping scenes are done much better and are satisfyingly animated – albeit in a pretty basic way. The animations are also subpar, even for the time. The in-game cutscenes are laughably bad, often starting out of nowhere and ending with a noteworthy amount of abruptness. The story is told through a mixture of fully animated, in-engine cutscenes – although these are rare – and still portraits of characters pulling funny faces and expositing at you. There was very little in the way of intrigue, and the only selling point is the unique setting which, if I’m being honest, is underutilized. The frequent breaks in gameplay for lengthy natter sessions with characters who are a mixture of sandpaper personalities and tropey characteristics quickly wore thin. I didn’t find it interesting enough to hold my attention. The story presented here is mostly barebones fluff and filled to the brim with fourth-wall-breaking. She finds some friends, discovers an evil group doing all kinds of nefarious things, and goes about her merry way solving problems and eating copious amounts of pudding. Neptune, Neptunia, or Nep-Nep (all the same person) is found lying in a ditch somewhere with amnesia after being yeeted from what can only be described as heaven. There is a big ol’ war known as the Console Wars (ha), and the physical manifestation of Sega, Neptune, gets dunked on and left for dead.
Each nation is fashioned after a 7th generation games console, such as the Wii, PS3, or 360. The world of Gamindustri is split into four nations, each overseen by its own Goddess or CPU.
Regardless of how many times this game gets thrown at fans and non-fans alike, let’s jump into Neptunia ReVerse and see what’s what.įirst things first, Neptunia is all tongue and cheek. Now, this isn’t the first time the game has come over to more modern hardware. The first Hyperdimension Neptunia game has been remade. Locked in the Console war, the four Goddesses Vie for domination of the planet until Neptune is cast down and stripped of her power.Here we are again – back where it all started. The nations are Planeptune: land of purple progress, ruled by Neptune, last at I on: land of black regality, ruled by Noire, lowee: land of white serenity, ruled by Blanc, and leanbox: land of green pastures, ruled by vert.
#NEPTUNIA REVERSE GAMEPLAY SERIES#
Fans of the Neptunian series and newcomers can enjoy the lush worlds of Gamindustri with the help of the PS5 and new gameplay additions, including a fishing mini-game! Gamindustri is a distant world comprised of four nations, each under the Divine protection of a goddess.
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