As with Re Birth2, this isn’t a bad game, if modest in budget, but its console-based-and occasionally sexist-comedy is pretty niche, and it now finds itself going up against that most dreaded of all competition, the entire PC library of RPGs. The Scout system has been removed and the “Remake system” that feature in Re Birth2 also makes an appearance, as does the way travel between regions occurs. Combat has the most dramatic shift, with the turn-based combat still featuring the real-time placement strategy of Neptunia 2, rather than the original, traditional JRPG combat. It seems like the tough enemies you are talking about drop synthesis materials called 'Visual Memory,' which are not the same as. For the diehard PC Master Race-types, there is an option to play the game using a mouse and keyboard, but it’s badly implemented, so you’re much better off using a gamepad or other traditional controller method.Īs with Re Birth2, this isn’t a direct port, changes have been implemented to some aspects of the game. Most of the plot is told in dialog scenes with character art, a la the traditional JRPGs of yore. Frame rates are smooth, but, as with Re Birth2, this is not a AAA game, and CG cutscenes are few and far between. On the technical side of things, this is a budget JRPG designed to run on last generation consoles, which means it looks and works fine on just about any machine made in the last 10 years.
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