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I really love how this game is unabashedly and completely focused on the action and spectacle. Genuine masterpiece in those two aspects. I've never felt more hype and excitement facing a game's stages and bosses.
The browser game can keep feeding us a great visual novel and incredible lore, while Relink puts its best foot forward with what shines the brightest in a fully fledged console ARPG.
This is one of the most polished games I've had the pleasure of playing. From building up/learning/mastering SO MANY unique characters, to bombastic boss fights and an even crazier soundtrack, it's everything I could have wanted.
The browser game can keep feeding us a great visual novel and incredible lore, while Relink puts its best foot forward with what shines the brightest in a fully fledged console ARPG.
This is one of the most polished games I've had the pleasure of playing. From building up/learning/mastering SO MANY unique characters, to bombastic boss fights and an even crazier soundtrack, it's everything I could have wanted.
Actually fun asf because every character is so unique and the core gameplay loop is very addicting.
However, there a lot of UI bugs and crashing issues at the moment and so many different in-game currencies you'd think it was a mobile game.
However, there a lot of UI bugs and crashing issues at the moment and so many different in-game currencies you'd think it was a mobile game.
I absolutely love all the remixes in this game and it straight up has the most enjoyable and accessible gameplay of any rhythm game I've played. It's a total love letter to Persona 4 in every regard, even if the story isn't great I like that they took a visual novel approach like P4U