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The leap to the PS4 has definitely been worth it for Neptunia but I wish Compile Heart had done a bit more work into making the visuals feel good and consistent. In motion though, it outclasses the previous Neptunia games and even makes Compile Heart’s Omega Quintet look worse than it does. While a lot of it (including character portraits and battle animations) looks great, dungeon assets have been reused. Most of my complaints, though, are aimed at the visuals.

This isn’t such a big deal early on but when you do try and go back to town to heal up after spending some time nearly dying in a dungeon, it gets annoying. While moving through nodes, you are also subjected to forced random encounters. There’s now a world map where you can move from node to node to get into a dungeon or event. Combat feels a lot smoother thanks to the super fast loading in and out of battle and the frame-rate on the PS4. The ability to skip animations at will by pressing L2 is a worthy addition to the times I had to grind thanks to the usual Compile Heart difficulty spike.

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Your free movement during combat is displayed in a progress bar that empties depending on your position and there are some new character link attacks. I’m a huge fan of turn based combat and VII improves upon combat in the previous entries with a few enhancements. The Neptunia mainline games and remakes keep me engaged thanks to the turn based combat. While everything in the story will make sense to newcomers, knowing a bit about the characters and previous games will enhance the story for you. There’s still the meta aspect of each character representing a console and seeing people’s allegiance to a certain console change is still present. There are visual novel style heavy dialogue filled story segments and also a good amount of cutscenes here. There’s still the goofy and funny writing that you either love or hate at this point in the franchise.

Neptune finds a console reminiscent of a Dreamcast and it transports her to Zero dimension. Each of these three stories has their own title screen and theme which is a nice touch. This is actually three tales in a single package and Compile Heart considered releasing these three games separately at first. Compile Heart isn’t new to the PS4 with Omega Quintet being the first JRPG made for the PS4, but Megadimension Neptunia VII is more of the same with some notable improvements in the visual and performance side of things. It almost feels like we’ve had too much Nep Nep, but there hasn’t been a mainline entry since 2013 and Megadimension Neptunia VII brings Neptunia to a latest console. Over the last couple of years, there have been so many Neptunia games in the form of the Re Birth remakes and spinoffs.

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