#Neptunia reverse 2 series

Strictly turn-based, the combat system packaged at the time by Compile Heart and refurbished by the Felistella team has inherited the original framework, to which, however, a tasty novelty has been applied. If the plot of Neptunia ReVerse so devoted to demented comedy and fanservice covers a very marginal function in the economy of the product, similar to what happens in many other exponents of the brand, the highlight of the package is instead represented by the gameplay. While this is a fanciful expedient, we would like to recommend it only to anyone who wants to unlock all the extra characters in a single game, which otherwise would require at least two. In the aforementioned, in fact, the parameters of the girls and monsters faced in battle are somewhat different, in order to add a pinch of pepper to the clashes and at least raise the level of challenge offered by the boss fights (the only situations in which we actually perceived a higher level of difficulty). Having already gutted Re Birth1 on PS Vita, during our test we therefore immediately measured ourselves with the Arrange Mode, discovering only over time ( and on our skin!) the extent of the measures designed to put the veterans of the franchise in difficulty. Contacted by the mysterious Histoire, who asks her to save her and put an end once and for all to the Console War and the ambitions of the evil Arfoire, Neptune – the human form of Purple Heart – has no choice but to set out on a journey and first of all look for a way to bring back their lost memories. Defeated and badly wounded, the ruler of Planeptune falls into the earthly world and when she awakens she realizes she has lost her memory (as well as most of her incredible powers!). Everything changes when Black Heart, White Heart and Green Heart, apparently manipulated by a malevolent entity, team up to attack Purple Heart in unison and remove at least one deity from the equation. However, Console War has been going on for hundreds of years now, and in the meantime the balance between the four powers has remained virtually unchanged. Like the real companies to which these are inspired, the aforementioned regions and their respective Console Patron Units compete to prevail over each other and acquire as much influence as possible, which in the world of Gamindustri is precisely measured through the energy known as “share”. The colorful world of Gamindustri has since time immemorial been divided into four great nations, each of which is ruled by a different deity: Purple Heart reigns over Planeptune, the nation that has always been more advanced on the technological front, while Black Heart, White Heart and Green Heart are respectively the protectors of Lastation, Lowee and Leanbox (clear references to PlayStation, Wii and Xbox).

Intrigued by the new mode introduced in Neptunia ReVerse, we then returned to Gamindustri to relive one last time the parody version of the console war. started the rampant phenomenon of Neptune, Noire, Vert and Blanc. While fans around the globe are waiting hopefully for a possible sequel to Victory II, Compile Heart and Idea Factory International have instead decided to bring to PS5 the definitive version of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Birth1, that is the remake of the episode that several years ago.

#Neptunia reverse 2 series

However, it is since 2015 that the parody series par excellence has completely given up on the idea of carrying out its main storyline, instead entrusting the task of keeping the brand alive to a long series of rarely inspired spin-offs (by the way, here find the review of the forgettable Neptunia Virtual Stars). Sometimes I find it hard to believe that eleven years have passed since the launch of the original ( and disastrous!) Hyperdimension Neptunia, during which the Compile Heart home franchise has expanded so much that it now includes more than twenty titles.