Actual good fun, very interesting take for using older classical music as background ST, but it honestly works out. My knowledge is dating nearly 11 years ago when I was playing this shit on a Kindle. But the multiple characters aspect for more tasks to do was unique enough to make up for the energy system. I liked all the environments and gems that made tasks enjoyable. Definitely a time-spender game, good thing I had all that time quite a few years back. This game always comeback to me when I hear gymnopedie no. 1, so I had to atleast write some sort of log for it.

great introduction to Nero, with amazing VA scenes from Johnny Yong Bosch. Overall an above decent game, but I just still can't get over the fact that they have the audacity to (yes its an option) to replay as Vergil or Lady/Trish. Once you get to those points, there is like a 2 cutscene difference; one in the beginning and one at the end. Not going even get into the specifics for achievements and such, but get fucked if you think its worth replaying the story again with no major to minor differences. I was excited to play as Vergil, but its just intro, outro difference with his three main weapons. At the very least, it just gives you the Proud Souls from your previous save so it makes it a bit bearable when you have to (for 100%) replay the game nearly 12 times over for each difficulty setting.