| lolid23's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100) |
Sakura Beach
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Inma's art looks nice, and...not much else. I won't review Sakura Beach, Patrick Star already wrote a good review of this game.
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Sakura Beach
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After spending 30,000 viz and skipping through all the dialogue, I can say for sure that this ''game'' (it's a visual novel) doesn't have a lot in its favor.
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NEKOPARA Vol. 3
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After reviewing Nekopara Vol. 3, my next review will be of Shining Resonance Refrain (Switch version), Rabi-Ribi (Switch version), Kill la Kill - IF (Switch version), or Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 2 (Switch version)...one of those games.
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NEKOPARA Vol. 3
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This is still a serious review of course, it's not an April Fools joke and everything I wrote still stands.
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NEKOPARA Vol. 3
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And it's finally here, my review of Nekopara Vol. 3 is on the correct page, I hope I don't have to repost a review ever again.
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NEKOPARA Vol. 0
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I don't know if I'll post more screenshots, in any case, that's a good way of taking screenshots, the screenshots I've posted look great!
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Blue Reflection
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Yeah, I really like how this page looks and all ''Fifteen Girls'', fifteen screenshots. ''Beautiful Girls'', beautiful graphics, beautiful game.
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Blue Reflection
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All right, this is enough. I think I won't post more screenshots after this...
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Blue Reflection
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Man, I really can't contain myself when it's about this game...I think I'll post more screenshots later...
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MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies
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MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies is also for PC, as many people know.
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| lolid23's Last 5 Game Reviews (view last 25) |
Rabi-Ribi
08-27-23 06:29 PM
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''Everyone's welcoming Miru back with presents...''
Rabi-Ribi is, using a term I don't use that much, a Metroidvania for several platforms, the Nintendo Switch version of Rabi-Ribi is a great version of the game, like other versions I guess, and Rabi-Ribi is a very fun game I would say, an awesome 2D game, I can say for sure that the people who developed the game genuinely tried to make a good game, where the fan service is just something extra that complements the experience depending on your tastes or who you ask, compared to something like Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed or Harem Girl Isabella (both games also available for Switch), Rabi-Ribi really tries to be a well made game...and it succeeds. Let's begin!
Story: The game has a more or less basic story that works for the game and at least makes you want to see what happens next. The main character Erina wakes up in an unfamiliar place with a human appearance, she used to be a normal rabbit in size and appearance but now she looks like a human with (real) rabbit ears. Erina is soon reunited with her master Rumi (a touching moment that made me say ''aaah'' out loud) and then she'll embark on a mission to find/rescue Rumi's younger sister, Miru. The story is only a little interesting and it's not a complex story of course, but I like it and I as I said, it works for the game. It helps that at least pretty much all the characters are likeable, Rabi-Ribi has a great cast of characters (almost every character in the game is a female character) and they are very likeable, I can't hate the cast of characters in a game when several characters speak in third person, characters who speak in third person have a special place in my heart, it's one of my weaknesses to be honest, and several characters in Rabi-Ribi speak in third person including the main character herself, I love the fact that Erina speaks in third person at least every once in a while. Overall, a good story with, more than anything else, a fantastic cast of characters.
Graphics: Rabi-... Read the rest of this Review
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Sable's Grimoire
07-17-23 07:54 PM
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''I'm baaaack! Did you miss me?''
My first review in more than 2 months. Sable's Grimoire is another visual novel, like Legends of Talia: Arcadia, it's a visual novel published by Gamuzumi, at least the console versions are published by that company...Legends of Talia: Arcadia is not a visual novel I recommend getting, not anymore at least, and that's because it's developed by Winged Cloud, I don't support the idea of buying games developed by Winged Cloud, so, forget about my review of Legends of Talia: Arcadia. Anyway, I won't get more off-topic, I have a lot to say about the Nintendo Switch version of Sable's Grimoire, so...let's begin!
Story: The story is about Sable Labyr becoming a student in the famous academy Amadronia Academy (or just Amadronia), described by Sable as ''a place of learning and discovery'' and where ''anyone who wields magic power, great or small, may become a student here''. Sable is an aspiring magic researcher or scholar and wants to learn more about magic, his own powers, etc, by studying in Amadronia, and so, his life as a student in a famous but also notorious academy begins. There are few (if any) twists in the story, I would say that like other games, Sable's Grimoire is another game with a school setting that manages to be interesting, at least because of how unexpected and wild the life in Amadronia Academy can be, there are different characters that are mostly likeable and at least the first time you play the game, you always want to see what happens next, add some funny moments and drama and you have one of many games with a school setting that, like the Persona games and the first Blue Reflection game for example, is engaging when it comes to the story. It's a game published by Gamuzumi, so, there is also suggestive art or situations if one is interested in that kind of art and content. Overall, a great story in my opinion.
Graphics: Compared to other games and visual novels, in Sable's Grimoire it's obvious that the background and sprites/2D a... Read the rest of this Review
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NEKOPARA Vol. 4
03-12-23 05:52 PM
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''Delicious. Exquisite. Rad.''
Hello everyone, I'm back with a review of Nekopara Vol.4, or NEKO Para Vol. 4 (the name in the Nintendo Switch UI). I recently got the game on sale, as you can imagine, I got the game on sale just to have something else to review, being someone who bought the previous Nekopara games only for review purposes...As you probably know, I wrote a review of Nekopara Vol.3 a year ago or something like that, I said that if I ever write a review of Nekopara Vol.4 it won't be until October 2022 at least...well, many months later, here I am. Something I have to admit is that Nekopara Vol.4 is actually the best game in the series, that's not saying much, but considering the fact that I'm not a Nekopara fan, I can still say for sure that Nekopara Vol.4 is the best Nekopara game. I have a lot to say about this game, another game rated M, heh heh...let's begin.
Story: Defintely the best story of the Nekopara games. Nekopara Vol.4 is still a comedy, but the story here is even more moving or emotional than the previous games and, using the words of the review of Noisy Pixel, the game has a few emotional story beats, some parts of the game almost made me cry or shed a tear, and considering that I'm not a Nekopara fan and I don't care about the Nekopara characters (that much I guess), the fact that the game almost made me cry more than once is something I can respect, I have to give credit where credit is due. The story revolves around Kashou seeking the approval of his father, he desperately tries to make cakes that are even more delicous but his craft is suffering as a result, so, he then goes to France to seek advice from his mentor, Beignet, the person who taught him everything he knows. The game has at least one unexpected revelation, and the comedy or humor is very funny as always, Nekopara Vol.4 made me laugh out loud more than once, mostly because of Shigure and Cinnamon. Overall, a great story that wants to make you see what happens next, at least the first time you '... Read the rest of this Review
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Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters
02-15-23 07:22 PM
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''Less of a 4D pocket, more of a 4D dungeon.''
My first review of 2023. Yeah, another review of a Neptunia game, Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is the most recent game of the franchise, I have finished the PS4 version of the game, and I have a lot to say about Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters. Let's begin!
Story: One of the best stories in the franchise, if not the best story of Neptunia games...Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters has a [u]great[/u] story. The story is more or less similar to something previously seen with Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 and Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 in the sense that Nepgear/Purple Sister is the main character and the other CPU candidates (or goddess candidates) take the stage, the game is focused on Nepgear, Uni, Rom and Ram. The game begins with Neptune and the other goddesses going to the PC Continent, in response to a distress call from said place. Nepgear and the other candidates are sent to investigate an abandoned laboratory during the mission of Neptune and the other goddesses, there they find a goddess inside a capsule (Grey Sister), when the goddess is free she almost immmediately puts Nepgear and the other candidates in capsules where they remain for two years...I won't give more details than that. It's an engaging story with several twists and overall the game has a great story, the story is one of the darkest stories of the franchise, Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters, for the most part, has a dark and serious story, it can be compared to Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2/Re;Birth2 and also Megadimension Neptunia VII when it comes to how dark and serious this story is, in fact, at times, the story is even darker than the story of those games, to be honest, I think that the story could be even better and I don't think that this deserves a 10/10, that said, the story is definitely something like a 9/10 at most.
Graphics: One of the best looking Neptunia games, Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters was developed with Unity (like Super Neptunia RPG) and the result is a game with ... Read the rest of this Review
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Megadimension Neptunia VII
12-13-22 07:11 PM
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''W-What is this?! I sense danger...''
I rarely review games that have already been reviewd here on Vizzed, even if we consider the fact that I review anime style games with varying degrees of fanservice, Otomedius Excellent, Atelier Firis, the Nekopara games, Dark Rose Valkyrie, Youkai Poetry, Drive Girls, MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death and more...my reviews of those games were the first review of each game. In the case of Megadimension Neptunia VII, legacyme3 (or Leggy), a user who has left the site, has already written a review of the PS4 version of Megadimension Neptunia VII, but there isn't a review of the Nintendo Switch version, so, this is one of the few times where I'll review something that already has a review, like my review of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2, considering that legacyme3 (again) reviewed Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 and that game and Re;birth 2 are, basically, the same game. I have a lot to say about the Nintendo Switch version of Megadimension Neptunia VII, I've read the review of the PS4 version written by legacyme3, but my review will be more positive in some areas and it's a fact that the Nintendo Switch version isn't the best version of the game and what not...let's begin.
Story: Still one of the best stories in the franchise, which makes sense considering that Megadimension Neptunia VII is a main title (not a spin-off) and also the fact that it's one of the darkest games in the franchise, with how the story begins with the CPU Uzume fighting in a desolate world with only friendly monsters, the world is in ruins and a giant is trying to destroy what's left of the world. I won't give more details than the review written by Leggy, especially considering that the Nintendo Switch version is a little recent in the west (2020), that said, it is true that the game contains 3 different story arcs, and overall, it's a dark story that still has a lot of humor and funny moments (the game made me laugh a lot of times), with the dialogue being as meta, funny and suggestive as it'... Read the rest of this Review
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