I decided to give this game a go and I'm glad I did recommend for a fun interesting experience:)

It is a really well done hyperdimension game, as a person who has played re birth 1-2-3 and hyperdevotion I give this one a full 10/10, the game looks beautiful, it plays nice and voice acting has gone a long long way since day 1.

The Neptunia franchise is already approaching its five-year anniversary in North America. It was only a matter of time before Idea Factory and Compile Heart shifted the niche RPG series to the next generation of consoles, following its considerable success on previous-gen Sony hardware.

The story,gameplay,sounds,English and Japanese dialogue. All really well done. But graphics can be improved a bit more but still a good looking game!

Megadimension Neptunia VII does things pretty much by the book, as far as the Neptunia series goes: a zany meme-filled and self-referential plot, attractive personified videogame consoles as 'goddesses,' story-dungeon-story pattern, and a turn-based battle system that will leave fans in a familiar...

Normally, when one thinks of an updated title - especially with RPGs - the expectation is for it to arrive several years later on a platform that differs from the one it originally debuted on.

Quality of life improvements over the already good Megadimension Neptunia VII make this the best Neptunia game to date.

Lots of quality of life improvements over Megadimension Neptunia VII

Not enough new content to justify paying full price again if you've played the original game

Neptune. Neptune never changes. Be it a tasty treat, a lunch time fancy, some gaming with her fellow CPUs, or beating the living hell out of some sort of browser pop-up demon in an alternate dimension, Neptune and her younger sister Nepgear retain that same bubble charm and naive spirit, scantily...

Fluid battle system; Easy to navigate; Simple to learn; play; Intuitive game progression

Lazy design for dungeons; Lengthy; simple cutscenes; Glut of dialogue