評論

• gamedeal user

  Apr 1, 2022

  + good characters + neptastic adventures again + barefoot Blanc in VR + Good OST + nice visuals - pretty much unplayable - many bugs (audio vanishes randomly, pretty much framedrops in some areas) - crashing while transforming - crash in cut scenes - crashes always on Ram's Transformation - crashes when it wanna crash - graphic quality not adjustable (no official patch for it) - you can choose a upscaled 4k (which looks horrible) - or you can choose something different, but have to disable postprocessing --- both look horrible - performance is ass - some changes which are pretty much unnecessary (autosave, change battle system etc.) After 30+ crashes in 50 forms I give up continueing the game at the end. Luckily i played the superior original. Please play the original. Performance is better, no crashes etc. The only thing you wanna play the VR Version here is for the VR Events (which are enjoyable even you haven't got a VR Headset). This Port is pretty much a mess. I love the Neptunia series, but with no solution available to fight the performance and crash occurence. It turns players off. 50/100 ...50 Points for the nontechnical part.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 5, 2022

  Well... it's the copy of the normal Megadimension, but with some change in the fighting mechanism.... improved graphic (more than the previous) but a lot of us are here for the "Player room", without talking about VR (Awesome althrought i didn't have a device so can't play in VR) Meeting the CPU " Especially the BIG ONE NEP is a great experience.... and also edit the room with your room object desired and acquired after story and after other VR event of our lovable CPU (and the big nep FOREVER) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2845009108 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2845164489
• oOcOnFuSeD

  Jan 8, 2023

  Lost 30 hours save because the game auto saves and only have one slot, somehow the a new game overwrite the playing file!!!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2023

  Normally I don't write reviews to complain about the quality of the PC Port, but this port is genuinely abysmal. To preface this, VII itself is hands down the best game in the Neptunia franchise, and deserves to be played. However, you should instead play the normal version of VII. It does have less content and is different from VIIR, but it's worth not going through the headache of VIIR's port. Also, I have a PC that's waaaay above the recommended spec. RTX 2080 and i7 9700K. The short version is: - I use a 1440p monitor, and for some reason the resolution doesn't go above 1080p. Have fun running it in windowed mode or blowing up the image. - Performance is terrible. It's capped at 60fps but frequently drops harshly as if it was running on a PS3. There's also frequent hitches and freezes that should not be there. The PS4 version of VIIR ironically runs far more smoother than this, which I've also played. EDIT: I found out that disabling shadows and post-processing effect does boost performance by quite a fair but, but it still isn't perfect and it's ridiculous that I even need to do that in the first place, showing just how horribly optimized this port is. - If you're using a controller, the dead zones of the analog sticks are unnecessarily wide, making precise movements in dungeons more difficult with your characters or the camera itself. - Audio is completely out of whack. 3D cutscenes have improper timing for voice lines due to the uncapped frame rate, and sound effects are needlessly very loud in multiple areas, or just don't work entirely. It's a pretty embarassing thing to leave in, frankly.
• CompaPan

  Mar 26, 2023

  this game took a week of my lifeuzume is cooladult nep is cool toobest nep game (that i've played)11/10
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2023

  Nice
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2018

  For now the FPS when inside the VR experience is WAAAAY more choppy than the console version. I hope something will be done about it because it is far too distracting and prevents me from enjoying the scenes.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2018

  The game's an unplayable, disorienting mess- do NOT buy it in its current form. All the menu navigation and in-game prompts are for controllers; it's almost like no one sat down to ensure they actually coded in the right prompts for the PC. Hell, even once you're ingame, the prompts aren't that of a PC or your connected controller. Worse still- is the VR aspect. If you're playing on an Oculus Rift- the HMD does not track on the y-axis (height), and stretches things pretty badly depending on even minor HMD movements. Rift controllers aren't recognized at all; there's no response to any input, you cannot move around in there. Press "A"? Oh, you mean my "A" on my rift? No, ok. You mean my keyboard? Oh, ok, still no. Left click. Works. Seriously, what the hell- did anyone even test this before release?
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2018

  [i]Notice: Take this a very shallow review, so take it with a grain of salt. I wanted to put this out there for Vive users who are looking to pick this up, and the feeling I'm getting is not the best.[/i] [h1]VR [/h1] So to begin, this game does not appear to run in theatre mode. In fact, the expectation of running this game with the headset on 100% of the time goes out the window. When run in SteamVR, you have to take the headset off, as the game will tell you when to put the headset on. You can play it in SteamVR, but you'd need to open up Desktop View to actually play the game. You'll be mostly playing this without the headset on for the sake of sanity. In terms of quality of the VR experience, it's not very good. The worst part of the experience is the judder of movement. The framerate feels too low and moving your head side to side started to make me motion sick as the render did not keep pace with movement. The scenes themselves would be great for room scale, but I believe the current limitation is for a seated experience. In fact, the early VR scenes almost require very little head movement other than a simple nod or head shake. [h1]Controls[/h1] The game will try to run in this mode using KB+Mouse and the Vive Controller. Having a steam controller connected does not appear to work until you actually are playing the game or at least at a menu when not starting the game in SteamVR. Once a VR scene runs, the game seems to think that the Vive controllers are the only controllers remaining, so you have to go back to KB+M or use Vive controllers to navigate game menus. This is frustrating as it feels like I have to juggle between multiple controllers during different screens. [h1]Initial Conclusion[/h1] Honestly, I'm trying to avoid spending additional time in this game, as I am seriously contemplating a refund. Yes, there are some changes and revamps to the combat system that are of interest, the selling point for me was the VR experience. I probably could have avoided this problem by reading up on the PSVR release, but I had hoped that there would be a larger improvement or enhancement for PC. I'll hold on to it for a few more days to see if any performance updates or control support updates address my issues.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2018

  This Review is for VR side only You are alone with Nep and Friends in a VR room...... They like to bounce around and bend over alot..... Worth Every Penny!!!