Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters
With Gamindustri on the brink of destruction, Nepgear and the Candidates must band together and restore order!
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is a action, rpg and anime game
developed by Idea Factory and Compile Heart
and published by Idea Factory International.
Released on January 24th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 713 reviews of which 605 were positive and 108 were negative resulting in a rating of 8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 41.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 8 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel i5 2.3GHz or AMD A9 2.9GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Dedicated GPU with 2GB of VRAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 15 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX) compatible sound card
- Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
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It's a Neptunia game, yep Nep. It's fun and silly, and needs no more than that. If you're on the fence, maybe go get 4 Goddesses Online first. If you like that, then come back.
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Shorter than I would've liked. Other than that though, really happy with what's here. Nepgear worked well as the protag (personally prefer her over Neptune, so slight bias there), story got engaging around Chapter 4 and managed to maintain the momentum from there. Gameplay/combat is basic but serviceable, it's not worse than any of the previous games at least on that front. The new Live2D sprites and models look amazing. A bit disappointed we don't have more outfits. Overall, SvS brought hope back into this franchise and got me interested again in the next major Nep game, here's hoping they build up from here.
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So many Mahos! This is definitely the least amount of time its taken me to complete a Neptunia game, having beaten all of the rebirths and Megadimension. The usual series critiques also apply here with barebones sidequests, uninteresting dungeons, and an annoying share system to get the true ending. However, this game brings a lot of good to the table too, like a refreshing new real-time combat system (which I hated at first but it kinda grew on me despite getting hit solely because of long attack ending animations). I would say the story of this game is closely second to Megadimension's story. There really does seem to be a lot of love poured into this narrative, although it does take a long time to actually pick up. See, the first halfish of the story seems surface level on the first run because its setting up so many small little unnoticeable hints throughout. But when the story actually gets going it hits hard without stopping and I love it. This game has a lot of love in it, despite some classic compile heart weaknesses. IF (see what I did there?) you are here for cute girls hanging out and having funny conversations relating to the real world gaming industry in classing neptunia fashion? Welcome aboard, this game is for you. Do you like being blindsided by an actual meaningful story with huge callbacks to a specific previous game? Lookin at you, Gehaburn. Then you would like this game, although as with my review with Megadimension, I personally would recommend playing all of the mainline games before this so you can truly appreciate the characters, story, and references all the more. Not that you need to, but it really enhances the experience. That's about all I have to say, and if you do wanna take my advice and play the previous mainlines, here is the order: Re;birth 1, Re;birth 2, Re;birth 3, Megadimension VII, and then this one. Keep in mind Re;birth 1 and 2 are very same-y, with re;birth 3 only slightly mixing it up, although all of these games do have really fun and interesting stories of you give them the time they need to develop, but now I am leaving the scope of this review. Happy Nepping!
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My extreme displeasure with the outrageous censorship aside, farewell my favorite Blanc rants :( ; This is still a really great game. The full action battles are done well and quite enjoyable, just as I loved the turn based, something different done well can still be a lot of fun. I hope you'll consider playing, despite cowards that live under rocks in some closet taking out the dumbest words that even Disney would laugh at. The candidates get to shine bright in this one as our beloved Goddesses take more of a back seat.
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+ Live 2D really helps to keep the diologue lively + improved character models + some nep action + oh, never thought there is no turn based system + devs always thoughtfull of implementing personifacted games as chars (and similiarthings) + I see Rena, I sense danger! + Blanc always cute <3 + funny story approach on very critical and present reallife themes (full of memes and references to movies, rl, games, politicians etc.) + funny and always fun skits + better dungeon design then the last installments +++ Great Planeptune and Planeptower design ( i am in awe) + improved QoL (better leveling system, team follows you etc.) + more NPC visuals! + immersive sisterly love + the console wars yuri version 1.337 + suprisingly story heavy ( towards the end, but a little bit confusing to track all happenings ) +/- interesting battle approach, but lacks in impact and technical improvements - translation is ok (you have to go through community forums first to find the solution) - wtf? who translates Komori Yamori as Aneeta Job? srsly dumb! - pretty broken game (devs didnt address some critical graphical stuff and stability of the game) - some censored talking stuff (come on....stop being woke) - tutorial is a bit lackluster - reused assets (OST etc.) Conclusion: The series could be more popular and generate more sales. When you do something like Atelier Ryza did. Make more improvements on graphics. Sell important eyecatching things ingame. Do the marketing or make more of it. And try to please your fanbase by making another Mainseries entry. As longstanding fan of the series, who played all installments and even their remakes I appeal as a gamer to devs, that you can make more out of this series. The Neptunia series as such is still chamring but suffers for some time. The series delivers still some good points but suffers from reused assets and not living up to its potential for years now. I know its risky to make investements. But go for it. Its a nice niche series. And the story is still fun. One thign totally blow my mind. They really visualized Planeptune after all this years. That must have been really much work to do so. I am proud! Also in my opinion, in this sidegame of the series. They used a good graphic to visualize Gamindustri as good as it stands, so its a huge improvement after all these games. Sadly it will take maybe some games to improve other assets who are missing in this game. All in all I was pretty satisfied too. And i am looking forward to other installments. Score: 90/100 13/10 Nep-action! 13/10 Blanc always cute! Gonna take her home
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Online players
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Developer
Idea Factory,
Compile Heart
Publisher
Idea Factory International
Release
24 Jan 2023
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