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This is a fun and fluid fighthing combo game. However there are some bad points that might ofset some:

1- Later on a controller is pretty much obligatory;
2- Takes some time to really get going and both the story and the Dialog are weak. The artwork is nice though;
3- The resource to obtain Items and Techniques should not be the same considering you don't really get much money;
4- They could've implemented a leveling system to increase your stats from time to time, which also helps with 3;
5- Depending on how you invest your money you might end up with a Spam Fest (which can quickly become boring) or a highly skill dependant flower petal of death;

I recommend it but do yourself a favor and check some other reviews and TotalBiscuit WTF video.

Interesting and nice game. However grab yourself a walkthrough if you want 100% completion, otherwise you might miss some story worthy stuff. Now probably the answer to the biggest question, is it worth paying for the new stuff? Well, if you find it on a decent sale why not? The visual and audio upgrade are sweet enough and the a new level sure make it a bit longer.

Don't get this on full price if you never played the original FREE ONE.
Don't rush into buying it if you never played or at least checked the FREE ONE.

Great and interesting game all around for the fans of the genre.
Although not very long it gives quite a good diversity on both mechanics and humor.
Don't expect much story since this is just a tad longer than the first Portal game. It still is enough to make you wonder about a sequel, and hope for a better plot (everyone pretty much guesses the general plot by midgame).

Warning: You might get tired of using safes EVERYTIME and EVERYWHERE.

Setting apart the naming problem, this is pretty much a 2d sidescroller moba game. Thanks to this the learning level is more friendly for new players and rather high for those aiming to be the best.

Every art asset of this game screams passion and demands respect for they way they not only deliver this unique fun characters but also DAT soundtrack.

I highly recommend this game, even if just to give the user a whole new perspective into the genre.

Not a great PC port, and the GCI trailers are truly laughable, but the game itself sure is amazing.

Was there something they could've done better? I can at least give some points:
- An actual PC Version with high resolution textures;
- A deeper plot. This game didn't really progressed much in Death Story and seemed a little more focused on explaining holes of the first game. Which I can be a tad wrong since I've yet to play that one.

However, is it bad game because of that? No. This is a pretty amazing game, as far as no brain slashers go, and worth every cent I paid. Now let's just hope there's a sequel and it's even better.

Some annoying stuff I noticed worth mentioning:

- Rule of three: Everything is done in three. This ends up being pretty bad since it soon instills the feeling of chores upon the player.

- Ultimate NPC way of life: "Sure I can help you, I just need your help on a little something." This happens way too often and always ends up in fighting a giant monster.

Let me start by saying this is not something everyone can like due to its Anime Date Sim style.
However if you're here than probably this doesn't affect you.

This is a very nice game, except it gives off the vibe as if there was something more they wanted to do. In the end you have a huge loads of mechanics but you never truly go in-depth on them:

- Calendar and special events are few;
- A Terminal element which only really gets focused thrice.

The plot was somewhat interesting but at the same time it felt lacking, however back when I played I did not know if there was any sequel in development (which is now available).

Without spoiling much this is drama story between two noble families living on a space ship following the traditional old values. Wish I could tell more, but I rather not risk spoiling it :)

This isn't a game. This is a lousy excuse for a expensive Cellshading Anime with a self mutilating torture device disguised as gameplay.

I'm glad I got this on one of those a cheap internet bundles.
If for some reason you're still interested on this """game""" then I highly advise you to:

- Search it on Youtube in the form of either a "Let's play" or Walkthrough;
- Check the wiki and read the story;

It has been quite some time since I played a good enough future FPS. And it's almost free!

The way it works you can buy stuff or rent it out with GP (currency). At first renting might seem tedious but playing regularly warrants you enough GP to keep and toy around with you Loadout. However if you're serious about finding that perfect Loadout for your peculiar playstyle might take a bit more than you're in for.

Visually this is a stunning piece of art and when I played there weren't many bugs/problems server side. However you might be one of those few unlucky that for some reason can't use the HRV (NATIVE WALL HACKING FTW!) without breaking your computer.

As far as game modes go, you currently have a very diverse set of modes improved by server side mods.

I could go on, but it's free so just try it !

Finally got some time to read it all at once.

Pretty awesome and if you're a fan of Behind the scenes/Valve/Portal 2 than I highly rec you grab this. It will most certainly blow your mind or at least teach you something.

It's thanks to goodies like these I'm starting to enjoy the developing side of things more and more while enhancing the actual playing experience.