Kepper の最近のレビュー

Honestly, I won't write a review this time. This game is so beautiful I want everyone who sees this review to go in blind.

Also, Ricotta is a perfect daughter

I EFFING LOVE FREYA

I EFFING WANT TO 5-SLOT NORMAL ATTACK WITH HER TO GLACIATE AND VAPORIZE EVERYTHING WITH 1K CRITS

peg me

Honestly, a pretty glad surprise for something I bought on a whim, there's a genuinely huge amount of care put into the game, and it shows.

Since it is a VIPRPG (a "sh*tpost/high effort joke" made entirely out of stock assets), it doesn't surprise me that the dev managed to make the most out of the default models. There was definitely a lot of thought put into how to use them and making them into their own chars themselves, being a stand out for a little short experience.

And I could spend hours talking about it, but the highlight is its custom battle system, making every fight into a puzzle instead of your usual turn-based fights. I can only think of a single game that did a system like this, and I hope more devs aim for this type of system.

Genuinely motivated me into trying more VIPRPGs in the future, so give it a check, it's only 2€ full price and gets even lower on sales

Don't let appearances fool you, because this game hits like a truck.


Can't talk much about it without getting into spoiler territory fast, but it's the aspect this game shines for. Some of the content is stuff I wish wouldn't happen, but for every minor or major bad scene that happens, there's 3/4 moments that redeem those. Only spoiler I will definitely comment on is by god, let more games use their sequel as a plotpoint. What a SCENE.


Surprisingly, it's more in depth than the usual RPGMaker game. Since the game allows you to swap in and out party members on the fly and all of them have their own specific gimmicks, you usually can adapt to every fight... or well, you can just use a certain girl and hit everything for 5 to 6 digits without any care of the world, whatever rocks your boat.


Honestly? The style is really damn great looking. Most of the CGs do a perfect job of showing the action, and crushing your heart whenever its needed, too. Some of the bosses use CGs instead of the usual sprites as their portraits, and I can't state enough how intimidating those are. Also, the use of FMVs for the hypers are something I wish more RPGMaker games did. All in all, I would definitely love seeing most of the scenes animated and no I don't mean the pron, I couldn't care any less for it


It's freeware. If you've played RPGMaker games as much as I did, you have definitely heard a lot, if not most of the songs here. One highlight I can give to the game is that some of the songs were specifically composed for it, by a certain person with a HUGE track record, no less.


It's been a while since a game got this emotionally invested, enough to want to instantly play the sequel (even if it got axed outta steam AND had a buggy MTL), so I can definitely recommend this game, as long as you can put out through some... awkward to say the least scenes.

Slight update to add a lil of my insights on the sequel, since as explained before, King Exit ain't exactly officially playable (for reasons I absolutely respect):

Demons Roots is definitely the better experience of the two thorough as a game, but by god I can say I very much prefer the story of it.

I haven't had a story make me cry as hard as it has in a while. Genuinely lovable characters, some of the funniest and EXTREMELY cursed scenes I've seen in eroge and a main character that has risen to be one of my favorites out there.

Both games have their fair share of ???? plotpoints, but the good very well overshadows the weird and bad in them.

So yeah, I can confidently say this series got me hard.

just a fun short timekiller if you have time, screw the jealous chest.

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Kinda early for a proper review, but I have to.

Haven't been an active Granblue player for long, been mostly playing it seriously since around August/September last year? Anyway, all the months I played it before picking this up made this an absolutely enjoyable experience. This game is an absolute treat to fans of the series.

For those who aren't fans of the series, you still have a pretty damn accesible experience, the Fate Episodes do an alright-ish job of introducing you to the chars and give you a slight recap of everything that went before this game's story happens (not like it matters, this is basically the playable equivalent to a non-canon Shonen movie lmao)

As for the story itself: it's alright, very fun but nothing you would say groundbreaking. Some of the bosses are absolutely cinematic masterpieces, though.

In the gameplay side of things, you've got what's basically a crossbreed between Monster Hunter and FFXIV, with gacha-like progression (fear not, no microtransactions are present... just fearful GRINDING), so don't go expecting a proper ARPG.

Most of the time you'll be fighting instanced fights against bosses with 4 goblins that may or may not know how to protect and may get instakilled because they stood right next to the boss no I am not talking by experience I perfectly know how to block I swear I haven't wiped myself out like 5 times during my first Very Hard quests in multiplayer

Music wise it's a Granblue game. No need to say anything more.

All in all, this game is INCREDIBLE. I still have to dive deep into the rabbit hole of Maniac and Proud quests, and from my experience in the gacha, that will be a treat. Now if you excuse me I'll go listen to End of Ragnarok on loop for 50 hours straight while working in the rice fields for our lord and savior FKHR

meow

now I want boba tea, thank you game