Mediocre, okay fun
posted by Nazdia (SARATOGA, CA) Sep 26, 2010
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So, let me first start off by saying that I do not like anime, or cartoons, or any of that. I'm not too big on Japanese culture. So when I popped in the disc for this game and the blaring sounds of Japanese pop complete with the female singer came busting through my speakers, I thought to myself: "OH MY GOD, WHAT HAVE I DONE?".
The beginning is a lot of dialogue. Which wasn't bad, because the characters talk to each other in ridiculous ways. It caught me off-guard. The word choices and attitude towards who the audience is made me creak a smile or slightly guffaw. That was probably the most suprising (and ultimately best) part of this game.
The gameplay seemed repetitive and boring, and the more complex things were not well explained. There appeared to be a lot of customization, but it also seemed to be really far off into the distance, which was more than I wanted to experience in the game.
The story or setting is in a universe created by little pieces of floating bits coming into and out of the playing space, making what appeared to be many random dungeons. A good idea, but I didn't really want to explore any of them.
The graphics were horrible. Thats about it. The dialogue between the characters takes place with still images, which were more well done than the gameplay itself.
I don't feel like I have the right to properly rate the game because of the little interest I had in it, but I'll give it a six.
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