Disgaea 5 Complete

The nefarious Overlord Void Dark seeks to enslave countless Netherworlds...and only the young demon Killia can stop him! Assemble your tenacious army of rebels and unleash vengeance in this hell-raising adventure! The stakes are high, the damage cap is higher, and the destruction is limitless!

Disgaea 5 Complete is a strategy, rpg and jrpg game developed by Nippon Ichi Software and Inc. and published by NIS America and Inc..
Released on October 22nd 2018 is available only on Windows in 5 languages: English, French, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 3,325 reviews of which 2,942 were positive and 383 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 9.99€ on Steam and has a 75% discount.

The Steam community has classified Disgaea 5 Complete into these genres:

Strategy RPG JRPG Turn-Based Tactics Anime Turn-Based Tactical RPG Strategy RPG Singleplayer Turn-Based Strategy Tactical Turn-Based Combat Fantasy Character Customization Comedy Action Replay Value Adventure

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7 SP1/8.1/10 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 3.1GHz
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 560 Ti
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 20 GB available space

Reviews

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Nov. 2024

To me Disgaea 5 is the most completed Disgaea game so far. Wonder why? let me tell you, Disgaea games has always been a crazy tactical game since the first game. You can max out and broke pre-defined characters stats, make characters learn moves not in their class, skill animation has way too much effort put into it and the list goes on. But what makes Disgaea 5 the most completed in my opinion is because they fleshed out some mechanics for better or worse and add more mechanics that make the game a lot better. Even then I couldn't really recommend this one to new player because it is overwhelmingly packed with content. Like waaaaayyy too much. I couldn't even understand the game and the story when i first play it a long time ago. Why the character just shot him? Is that an enemy or allies? Why an enemy join our party? I don't understand much back then but then I try Disgaea 1 and loved it. It makes me understand more about this Disgaea world moreover because the first game is simpler honestly in all things. So I really recommend this game to every Disgaea or Tactical fans out there except new players who never heard of Disgaea or even touch a tactical game. If you're new to this, you should play the earlier version like Disgaea 1,2,4 but if you still want to buy this one, consider reading the "help" option fully because it will pretty much explain everything there are about how to play Disgaea.

Oct. 2024

Definitely needed this after finishing Disgaea 6's lack of content. Don't get me wrong, D6 does have its audience, just not the usual Disgaea fanbase since plays more like a mindless mobile game. Apparently they pulled it back some with D7 but i honestly don't want to pay 80$ just to find out so here i am on 5. Story-wise, its a lot more dark then 4, which can be a turn off if you were so into 4 like i was (still be favourite), but it does have decent character building as each becomes more comfortable with being a team as you progress (albeit forced for the first half lol). Gameplay-wise, pretty much all you could want in a disgaea game that was built on all the games before it, has most of what made them games good and then some. If all you are are a casual player of games, around 20 hours, level 150-200 characters and a decent weapon on each is all you really need. Anything beyond that has its usual min-max potential of the item world, into the grind fest maps, into the character world, reincarnating, and doing it all over again until your unit has max weapon profs and max stat growths. Then you go into the carnage dimension and that's when the true grind starts. And of course, ends with a quad Baal fight that that you can go to at any time near the end of the main story that will instantly kill any unit with less then 50m hp as they leave the base panel. Lots of sources to actually grow your characters, and unlike older Disgaea titles, there isn't a limit on item world floors so you can max out any weapon of any rank just by going deep enough into them with maxed out innocents of each stat, though base rank 1 Carnage weapons are better stated then a rank 40 normal weapon with growth that is pretty much 3x faster so not recommended to go hard on it until you get some of those. In conclusion, if you're dissatisfied with the direction Disgaea went after 5, then 5 is definitely a good way to get your min-max kick that isn't inflated numbers for the sake of having higher numbers. I quite enjoyed playing it, was a nice palate cleanser after 6. Not fully done playing yet, but i wanted to play other things so it's shelved for now and i'll be back once i feel like playing disgaea again.

Sept. 2024

The game plays with your grinding dopamine, but that's nothing new for anyone who's played Disgaea before. It starts out as a tactical strategy RPG but slowly becomes a true min-maxing micro-managing party, and it's awesome.

Aug. 2024

Is this the last great Disgaea game, or am I just old? The 3d art in the new games isn't for me. I hear they removed existing systems for the new games too, without replacing them with more complex systems, so that made me lose interest in even giving them a try. My favorite part of playing a new Disgaea game has been stacking a new system on top of the existing systems and being able to envision an even more absurdly pointlessly convoluted and expansive power scaling system. That's what you get here, by the way, newcomers. You play this game for the ridiculously pointlessly expansive power grind. That's what it's for. You even tolerate the anime cringe for it. That thing that happens in other RPGs, where you stop leveling up. That doesn't happen here. Make the numbers go up.

Dec. 2023

On a technical perspective, I do believe this is a great Disgaea game and the most recent one that was actually fun to play before the transition to 3D ruined things. I really do think it's a lot of fun. That said, the two main characters are absolutely insufferable. One is an egomaniac misandrist in a certain definition of the word and the other is 'Cold Distant Darkpast the Edgeking the 46237'th' complete with evil voice in his head who mocks the concept of friendship but eventually turns into Sora from Kingdom Hearts, neither of whom have so much as mediocre voice acting be it in English or Japanese. Most of the supporting cast is significantly better and the concept of 'a war between Netherworlds' is actually a good one, but it's weighed down by the aforementioned two. They try to give Killia quirks, but they fail to make him as eccentric and likable as every prior main protagonist or those from 7, instead making him seem like more of an idiot written by someone who tried to recreate Adell, but failed to understand what made him work. So while it's great from a gameplay standpoint, most of the supporting cast is entertaining and the story had potential, the wooden main twos existence is a headache that has me fast-forwarding through their generic angsty/pompous dialogue and the story's potential is squandered at the last moment with a trope pertaining to the BBEG's fate I'm getting well and truly sick of. It makes me miss the days of Disgaea 1-3 in 'you actually kill the evil guy' and literally every other entry, the titles following this included, in regards to 'the characters actually have personality and go through arcs'.

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