Infinity Nikki - Review

 Genre: RPG.

Developer/publisher: Infold.
Platform: PS5,PC,Mobile.
Official Site: https://infinitynikki.infoldgames.com/en/home

Release date: 5-12-2024.

 

Ah where do I start with this game? from the world and exploration to the character design...

there was so much that appealed to me and I enjoyed my first few hours with it a lot

but sadly around the 30 hour mark the vibe changed and got very grindy for no reason.

This post is mostly spoiler free but there are screenshots with barely any context, if at all.

Pro's 

- Story is decent, relaxing game overall.

- Colourful cast of characters.

- Wonderfully detailed fantasy setting.

- F2P players have still a chance of putting together beautiful outfits.

Grey area

- Some bugs but things are very actively being fixed.

- Some conditions to craft the miracle dress are a bit much.

Con's

- Only four slots to save dresses in, at time of writing.

- Warp spires prior to activation aren't shown on the map.

- 10th ability dress is from a gacha banner..............

The game is mostly very light and fun, mostly everything is simply from collecting

whimstars to chests, sketches and ingredients nothing ever gave me

a headache except some of those domains that reward a whimstar

and crafting the miracle dress.💀 Which unfortunately turned the game into

micromanaging the daily allowance just to see the ending. **Thank god for fragile resin

sorry I am a genshin brainlet so its all the same to me really.

 

I'll be upfront Infinity Nikki is a gacha game but luckily the banners that were there

at launch didn't really interest me except butterfly dream and there was only 1 paid outfit

that I bought which can be gotten by paying only 1$ aka the cozy adventure set.

Also there were plenty of clothing and accessories and hairstyles

to get while simply playing the game which is a good thing!

There's three sets of costumes to be gotten from the depressed bear; Kilo, by collecting orbs

as well as the cinderella dress you can buy with bling's aka Infinity Nikki's ingame currency

like Mora from genshin. Sadly you need to buy everything else in the boutique first...

I don't recommend doing this unless you really like that dress or an outfit piece

as the requirements to craft the miracle dress also needs bling & threads. Both of those things

are a huge resource drain. As long as you do your daily tasks, explore and turn in materials

bling,threads or shiny orbs shouldn't be too much of a problem but it still doesn't change the fact

you may find yourself going broke in game along the way whether its because

of the cinderella dress or the miracle dress or in my case the fearless butterfly outfit.

Some people already crafted the dress but you never know if they bought the battlepass

or other packages... which gives plenty of bling along with other things. I don't think

Genshin ever made me grind that much to see the mainstory... but I guess its different here huh?

still I did get the fearless butterfly so i'm part of the problem. Anything can be done

in infinity Nikki F2P but in regards to the miracle dress it will require patience.

 

I don't think the dev's were that stingey though as the Nikki birthday costume

was free during the launch window along with the far and away set for pre-registration

both sets are very gorgeous you'd mistake them for a 5star outfit.

While I was playing the game I wondered how this game was even F2P

but at the end it all makes sense, I almost didn't feel bad to spend on it

so becareful I guess. Keep track of how much you spend on infinity nikki

and if necessary set a monthly limit to protect yourself.

The story... well it had a strong start but it turned into one thing after another

and you slowly got to uncover the mystery behind an incident which had the world in its grasp.

 Overall i'd say the story was decent, this still seems like a beginning

even though it took me like 30+ hours to finish... the initial release that is.

You get introduced to the world and get new abilitie, its pretty much laid out like an RPG

there's some platforming and very light combat but none of it was overly difficult.

Most of the story was paced well but I did think it dragged a little at times especially

in wishing woods but then again I liked the twist and turns so it wasn't that bad. 

Hello there...👀

The characters were a varied bunch, I liked most from the handsome Giovanni

to the pixie merchant Timis... not even the mascot companion

Momo was annoying and I found him to be actually helpful.

Also let's not forget about Giroda... or Raggy for that matter!

The dialogue was kind of funny at times too!

The protagonist Nikki seemed to have her wits about her... perhaps too well!

other than that she didn't seem to be too bothered by suddenly being in an unknown world

but I suppose its better than her being whiney, angsty or something like that.

Due that its hard to dislike this game cuz even the protagonist seemed

to be enjoying herself, so why shouldn't the player try to do so too?

The things I enjoyed the most were slowly progressing the story and collecting things

while exploring the world which looked really nice. I am amazed by how gorgeous

the graphics and characters models are in this game! the music was nice too.

Let's not forget about the photomode, the world is so detailed you could take pictures forever.

Other than that I think it was relatively smooth in terms of fps, switching dresses

to jump or attack or gather insects/fish/groom animals made me feel like some magical girl.

The gameplay was very fluid as well, I heard its only 30fps but it looked and felt fine to me.

 

More rambles after the jump, I am generally very positive

about this game since I think it is genuinely fun to play! but I did

have some gripes which causes me to worry about the future of the game.

Yakuza 5 remastered - Review

Its called Yakuza 5 because it has like FIVE layers of padding.

Genre: Brawler/adventure.

Developer/publisher: Sega.
Platform: PS4.
Official Site: N/A.

Release date: 11-2-2020.

 

After a brief rest and finishing up some substories in Y4 at premium adventure I decided

to get started on the next yakuza game! also I honestly wasn't even sure what else to play

right now but Y4 triggered some kind of itch which lighted a fire in me to get started on Y5.

Pro's

- Fun cast of characters and decent build up of the plot to go along with it.

- Great cinematography, its at its best here.

- Lots of side content if you know where to look.

- There is a pause menu.

Con's

- Length is a double edged sword, kinda overstayed its welcome for me.

- Padding, terrible pacing; especially in the finale.

- High encounter rate, there's item that reduce it but I only found them for Kiryu none with others

so it was pretty much suffering with other chara's. Why are there items to increase it? it high enough.

- Can't make clear save in premium adventure to carry over to NG+.

 

Let's get started with mostly good things.

The game left a pretty positive impression on me right from the bat

they really improved upon the previous two ps3 era games.

The cutscene direction, general gameplay it all feels real smooth now, especially

coming from Y3 and Y4, the latter already improved but this is chef's kiss.

There also appears to be significantly more voice acting so its no longer

going from no voices in a scene to a fmv with them. I will add that

you should becareful with pressing x during VN-like scenes as it does stop VA.

Another good point would be they finally allow us to pause the game during scenes

and you won't need to flip a switch in the main menu to skip them.

If only Y3 and Y4 had it but alas... those games show their age more than Y5 does.

Thank god because some scenes were quite long!

The story did seem to have a slow start but it did have some hooks

which kept me interested, this game however does start with Kiryu or rather

with him under a different name. He became a taxi driver known as Taichi Suzuki

but alas he shall never know peace because the yakuza can't behave for one minute.😩

The only downside is some pacing issues and some parts draggin on but still the presentation

was good like miles better than y3&4 so I mostly had a good time going through it.

Me neither man...

 

This game uses Y4's system of viewing the story from multiple characters

but by the time I was in Shinada's story it kinda felt like the dev's didn't even

wanted the player to finish the game, I mean what you end up playing as a guy with

a funny personality but is weak as fuck and he has no money. Everything is painful

while I am looking forward to what the game was building up to there's

shit unfolding with a brand new character that may be related?! damn.

Probably came off wrong somewhere in here but Y5 is still pretty good its just

very ambitious in what it tries to do, it either has you hooked or you slog through it.

I already started forgetting important story bits by the time I got to the finale. So maybe

it was a bad idea to waste 5+ hours on batting side stories and training Shinada.😅

That's like admiting you like older women...

The finale itself was long and I think the game was actually overstaying its welcome

which is sad since I was having such a pretty good time with it.

It took me 50 hours to complete the game with some side stuff sprinkled in here and there

yep this game is no joke, its twice as long as Yakuza 1 through 4. Even 0 feels short in comparison.

Don't forget to stock up on staminans/potions.

Gameplay wise its pretty much identical to Y4 everyone has their own style

and most characters don't feel any weaker, Kiryu was as strong as ever

however it was so obvious Shinada was the weakest out of all of them. 

Some substories were fun but most weren't very memorable except for a few.

The ones I liked would be little match girl, ending up dressed as a santa and uh the delivery guy

who forced Saejima to walk 5 meters to deliver someone his food, shit was hilarious.

 Kiryu helping some poor sob with his exams by being an emergency tutor

was pretty funny too, other substories just weren't that memorable.

There really wasn't much to share, most of Kiryu's substories felt like jokes or callbacks

to ones in earlier games like hey its that scam again. I did like the one with an

NPC who's also called Haruka who had a dog too. Unfortunatly by the end of the game

it took looking at old screens to even remember it. So most really are just nice in the moment.

For others it be like Haruka almost got scammed into buying something

or another were was picked by a crowd to do some signing on the street. Ok.jpg

I did like the one where she had to help find some random photographer taking pictures

of her and another of an interview were the interviewers were totally not people

 she knew. Dancing Akiyama was also something we needed as well...

Shinada's were either funny or wholesome, he had spunk and was surprisingly

self aware despite also being kinda shitty, i'll let others be the judge of him.

There's side stories with special missions attached to them like Kiryu has taxi missions 

for some were you had to drive and an urgent fare was by far the worst but there's also a few

were you just chat with the passenger and Kiryu just autodrives.

Saejima has some hunting side stories which I never really finished

since while you can go back to the place I honestly couldn't be arsed.

I also couldn't be bothered with Haruka's side story which relates to Akari

to do it you have to do dance battles with NPC's a whole lot. No thanks.

The only training I finished was with Yoko for Haruka and others I couldn't be arsed

like I could not believe what Igarashi tried to make me do to lvl up Shinada's batting skills

but I managed to do most of them except the last which was enough for his sidestories

to the point I never had to buy any batting equipment. Wew saved me some monies!

Yep that's right the only sidestory I finished was for the hobo ex-baseball player.

Also Tatsuya was annoying, apparently this guy is based on some IRL celebrity

but he overstayed his welcome and doing his training was too repetitive, it may be useful

on higher difficulties or for some boss fight though, sadly the buff you gain is only temporary. 

I only completed Tatsuya's training for Shinada because he was weaker than the others

but honestly I can't tell if it was worth it or if I should have just drinked more potions.

There was this Ayanokoji guy and while the scenes were fun the training part

was not and just unfun, i'm not here for a hit and run session for 20 minutes

so I never finished that either like most other trainers.

Revelations returned as well but everyone only had like one or so due to substories

and sidestories existing its only natural there's less of it so it didn't bother me.

Honestly due to the plot being full of revelations itself it makes sense there wasn't a whole lot.

Yea she had one too, don't ask.

 

The new locations/cities were nice to explore, they weren't as big

as kamurocho but Tsukimino looked really nice. 

The streets were really pretty with those lights.

Kineicho, also had some nice sights to see.

I did think the encounter rate was a bit high though like one time I got out of a fight

and went straight into another.  There's items to increase it but I don't think you

would want that, unfortunately the item that reduced it was on Kiryu so I was 

suffering as Saejima a lot cuz punks kept picking fights. When I was in premium adventure

and tried to  do some more things it really did not seem to matter if I had them on

like holy shit so many fights right after another, I started thinking maybe it is

related to the lucky system but even with good luck and the thing on it was miserable.

I miss Yakuza 4's encounter rate it, seemed reasonable compared to this game.

TL;DR

No it isn't someone died there. /s

 Overall there's a lot going on but if you're just here for Kiryu you may like the first few hours

but then its 20+ hours without Kiryu. I didn't always have the same level

of investment or ability to care as much about the stories, it got good at times

but there were times it just dragged on. So you could say it has ups and downs.

Throughout I found myself caring about characters that wasn't Kiryu...

who felt like a stranger in his own game, it was like that in 4 as well

but for some reason I didn't mind him being a side character once.

Here you start with Kiryu and then its like 4 layers of padding, some of it is interesting

but near the end I couldn't keep track of everything happening and even forgot things.

Like characters that showed up along the way so by the end I was going

yea that guy but ugh... so and so right? it was painful.

Still the story did have hold on me because I constantly looked forward to what was next.

Shinada's story was the only time I got sidetracked.  It may not have been off

to the greatest of starts but I loved his minigames!

Y5 is a pretty good follow up but may also be overstaying its welcome and there's a lot that

could seem random as you progress even though most of it ties together pretty well.

There's also so much side content its easy to get overwhelmed but I wasn't here

for most of it so I only did what I wanted to do and moved on with the story.

Completionist may suffer with Yakuza 5... because there is a lot to do

honestly due to that I can't recommend doing everything as soon as you can.

The plot is already complicated as is so you will likely lose all threads you caught thus far

so only thing I can recommend is just do some substories here or there along the way

and save the rest for a second play or premium adventure. Speaking of you can't

make a clear save in it unlike previous games, they had 1 job here but they couldn't do it.

7/10

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I'll write a little more after the jump which is mostly character related there's not many spoilers

but I had to vent a little about the finale so here's the usual spoiler warning!

Yakuza 4 Remastered - Review

The Yakuza FOUR.

 Genre: Brawler/adventure.

Developer/publisher: Sega.
Platform: PS4.
Official Site: N/A.

Release date: 29-10-2019.

 

Alright, its time to get started on the next Yakuza game which is 4!

This game stars 4 different protagonists so it not just Kiryu anymore

as he is being joined by 3 more lads or like a dragons.

 

Also if you're wondering how I finsihed this game so fast, that's cuz 1; Yakuza games

aren't that long to begin with. 2; i'm not out to be a completionist so I can clear them within

reasonable amount of time. 3; I actually started this while on Eli/Finn's route in honey vibes.

 

Pro's

- Decent story, and good pacing.

- The four main characters were all great.

- Substories were fun, as well as the dialogue.

 

Con's

- No way to pause during cutscenes/fmv's.

- Certain aspects during Saejima's part such as a certain boss.

- NPC's could have used a remaster treatment as well...

Story is a direct sequel to 3 but trouble brews again in the underworld

and some people get to the bottom of it, Kiryu gets involved as well.

Due to that this game is incredibly hard to recommend to start with as it just builds on too much

that is already established. TBH just go at your own pace and if you're here for the main

story + some substories, it shouldn't be taking someone that long to begin with.

Moving on: This game does not start with Kiryu however, it starts with a guy 

named Shun Akiyama and you won't be playing as the same guy for too long

unless you really are going to complete every substory as they drop.

Akiyama was being real right from the start and he's never going to get more real.

Rather than switching through characters like in Yakuza 0 you stick with one character

till his part is finished before moving to the next chapter featuring another.

I quite liked this since it kept stuff consistent, sadly if you don't do substories

the chapters can at times feel hilariously short and at times there's not even a moment

to do them, thankfully you can do them in the final chapter

where you can switch to whoever you fancy at will.

At first I thought there was a decent amount of voiced scenes but it seems

the amount of scenes that're unvoiced increased as the game went on. 

So it pretty much like a trails game where there's some occasional important

cutscene with voice and the rest is... unvoiced till its time to up the budget with an fmv.

Moving on to better points; the encounter rate wasn't as high as Y3 and thus I didn't

fight as many punks on the streets which was honestly a relief. Enemies still block

but battles didn't feel nearly as drawn out as in Y3 which is all a plus in my book.

Revelations are also back but I didn't do them all, this time it was easy to overlook them

and you didn't always get a notication when they popped up but I got most of them

for Shun, Tanimura and one for Saejima in the finale.

Everyone also did a unique pose and way to remember it, Shun was like Kiryu

but Tanimura used his notebook and fucking Saejima just carved some wood.

  I actually liked that Kiryu seemed to remember his revelation moves from Yakuza 3

and he really is like a big guy now who's stronger than most. He only

 got two because of it while the others get like 4 or so.

For a PS3 game it all looked pretty great to me, I wasn't even hard

on Y3's graphics to begin with but its all a step into a better direction.

I did think the the graphic model of main characters vs npc's was a bit jarring

like npc's look like hobo as their outfits are lowpoly while the mc's look like kings.

---Hotspring. No better screenshot than to illustrate the hobo npc design even Hana looks better

 

In regards to gambling minigames.

Substories: The first one I did was quite a lengthy one, not a quick&dirty

over in 5 minutes but literally 20minutes of teaching some guy how to run

a business and sometimes you gotta downsize. It was an experience indeed, sadly

it had a lot of sequels so I was kinda tired of that one by the time it was finally over.

Anyway most were good and made me laugh at some of the funny dialogue

sure there's a few that overstayed there welcome or just boring ones but I can't complain.

Tanimura: Record scratch *freeze frame* how did I get into this situation?!

More ramblings after the jump, there's not really any plot spoilers.

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 I gotta say I liked Shun Akiyama, idk if he's popular but wouldn't be surprised if he was.

I was pretty much hooked to the story right from the first chapter as well

and the scene direction/graphics all are a step up from Yakuza 3.

Looking back at this scene now I am hurt man....

I had no issue's with the pacing as well, sadly there's no way to pause during

cutscenes still which is really the only downside I noticed within an hour of play.

Shun is all kicks and no punches I kinda laughed at this cuz back in Y2kiwami

all I did was run around kicking and screaming but his style is actually really nice

and didn't feel barebones, Shun's a professional kickboxer. My only real complaint

about Shun is that he smokes too much like damn he's a walking fumigator.

Did they really start a chapter with a fucking meme?!

For Shun's part, I didn't dislike the story being told, there were obvious

hints at there being more to it, him as a character was quite interesting as well.

Kiryu took a while to grow on me like multiple games but Shun did it with one game.😅

The ending of the game also made me ship Akiyama with Hana-chan a bit more

but it seems they're going for the comedic aspect of it, still better than nothing! 

Also I liked the one substory where she told him he had 30min's to find a guy

who liked girls like her. It was a bit of a hassly but definitely one of the better ones.

In premium adventure aka a mode where you can free roam and play as whichever

guy you want and do substories/minigames or completionist stuff I noticed that a lot

of Shun's substories are all crammed into his office so god forbid you wanted to do

substory B but then you trigger A or C instead cuz they all started or reconvened there.

Everything just stacks on top of each other in one zone till you do it which is actually

very reflective of the state of his office, yea just dropping that in here.

ANYWAYS while I do like Shun, finishing some more substories

with him made me realize I don't like him that much, he's cool but often

seems to know everything a little too well like he already has it figured all out

but since his heart is in the right place ends up doing more good than bad.

That's likely why he's so likable and I can't hate the guy, so don't get me wrong.

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 Taiga Seajima: Unfortunately this is where it took a slight nose dive in terms of enjoyment.

The initial cutscenes started with a bang but then it was just so long before you could save

because it turned into a movie. It also took me 5 to realize Hamazaki was our buddy here

and oh man this guy well okay he definitely redeemed himself a little! LMAO.

Anyway it seems the dev's really liked that one show called prison break huh?!

that part actually sucked donkey balls cuz early game Saejima is pretty weak

but gets better with upgrades, Saito was such a shitty boss and way overtuned making

the whole segment unfun cuz you couldn't even take a break inbetween.

So you had to have an hour or two to play through it comfortably. I lost count of how much

you had to fight Saito, I'm sure it was 3 times no 4 if we count dodging a sniper.

Then the second Saejima chapter is essentially a giant cutscene with 1 boss fight

so uh yea we almost had another chapter 9 the plot except without infodumping.

LMAO holy shit, Saejima's segment was just such a disaster and definitely one of those

parts of a game you never want to go through ever again, so replays never work out.

His story isn't necessarily terribly written but... its just a pain to play through it.

This substory was funny atleast too bad I couldn't finish it till the finale

which I did while stocking up on potions for him.😔

Kitten's were a sight of comfort really... who wouldn't save them?!

I could have named them Kiryu and Majima but eh... I like other characters too.

I'm joking but yea these screens below go hilariously well without context.

At the end of day I actually felt bad for Saejima and Y4 may have been

his game but he couldn't do it alone and he wasn't alone he made allies and friends

which considering everything that happened is what tugs my heartstrings a little.

Edit: I actually finished like all of his substories in premium adventure

and gotta say his were pretty good, brother and sister was a bit long but

liked it more than the Shiobara stuff. Also that green thing... bothers me.

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Masayoshi Tanimura: This guy I had my eyes on ever since he briefly popped in

during Shun's story cuz what a hot stud. His voice actor was changed to Toshiki Masuda

due to some scandal, someone I haven't heard in quite a while too which was nice.

I liked his rough OWARI DA whenever you successfully completed a chase

and well his voice did suit Tanimura so IMO they did not choose the wrong seiyuu.

Tanimura is a rather bad cop who goes and play mahjong on duty LMAO.

I loved his character because he is extremely self aware, also he's not that bad since there

were times he knows how to do his job. Tanimura walks the line of the grey area

with almost perfect balance. He's such a bad boy and he knows it!

Wtf was that substory man... felt like an episode out of a tv show.

I also did more substories during his part than Akiyama or Saejima combined.

Also you think Tanimura is a bad cop, its hilarious how much of a good boi he is

to what was revealed in his story like oh man... where do I start?

Alright.

 Tanimura was a character that was just a delight to see, makes you realize that while not all

cops are good even the ones that slide slightly into darkness still have light within them.

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Kiryu... well it is been four games so its only natural he had to wait for his turn

and watch 3 chapters go by for once. Grandpa Kiryu: Its been 48 years...

I thought that his story was the shortest by far but then again I did not stop to do any

substories and just trucked through sadly this meant Kiryu's part 4 was a little harder.

But eh its okay I welcome a lil challenge & you get enough exp during it, just

make sure to buy some healing pot's and you're good to go! I did do some of

Kiryu's substories in the finale, some were funny like the curry adventure & tubby guy

the former was actually annoying because I was like what if it just goes cold on the way back?

so I just rushed over there as fast as I could like Kiryu's ass was on fire.

Also the fake kiryu was around again and all I can say is hope he learned this time!

Okay my dude...

The  dialogue really was selfaware in this game... holy shit.

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OMG all I did was some substories and stock up on potions and this scene

happened when I got back to new serena...

NGL it caught me off guard but it was funny as heck cuz everyone reacted

in their own way and Kiryu is just as stoic as ever and just gently carried on.

Unfortunately Kiryu really was just a side character in this game

but it was nice to have him back and that he still retained his skills

like he was the only one that already had skills unlocked.

I can see why some people are disappointed Kiryu did not do much

but let's be real he did take a backseat but still affected things and stepped in accordingly

and after three games (4 if we include 0) its only a good thing this happened.

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Also got my ass beaten at pingpong when I randomly visited that hotspring place

due to thinking I had to go in there from the police radio jitter Tanimura gets.

But eh is it really an L if you get headpatted after a loss? 

Awww...

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Final thoughts

WTF why was this game such a goldmine?!

 Well I think I may have found another favorite yakuza game!

maybe it was because of the many perspectives but the characters, pacing

and overall plot was pretty engaging and I was hooked.

The twist was fun this time and I chuckled a bit, its honestly amazing

how they used what they had written as a foundation to craft Yakuza 4's story.

Sure I didn't like Saejima's part as much but I didn't dislike him as a character and

at first I was indifferent towards him but by the end of his part I liked him.

Akiyami was also pretty fun! as was Tanimura he made me caw at the audicity he has.

Tanimura's final fight was not fun at all it was the hardest

for stupid reasons, with ball's out kido being the easiest atleast for me.

Tanimura's probably my favourite out of all of them and Shun's a close second

like they both had really great lines, comedy gold both mainstory and sub.

Yakuza politics this time felt minimal which is maybe why I enjoyed it as much as I did

even tho some scenes were long there were no long infodumps. All was paced well.

The only thing I didn't understand was the post credit scene, it seems like a hook for Y5...

also while this game concluded itself decently enough it didn't do it as good as Y2.

Yea you got to name it and I chose Rikiya, may he become a true viper.

 Also I really liked the way you level up in this game, it adds more of an RPG feel to it

as well as oh yea can go learn new skills now only to realize you are still missing an orb or two.

Substories were more quality rather than quantity this time and added a bit more perspective

to things and aren't just quick&dirty weird stuff going on. There's still funny ones but it seems

they're becoming side stories now with the amount of text. Despite some gripes almost

everything about this game was great and I generally had a good time with it!

8.5/10

Anyway the addition of other perspectives prevented it from getting stale after 3 games with

just Kiryu, speaking of he did feel like a supporting character at first but its nice to see

the baton being passed to others. Also when Kiryu had his appearances it was always great.

 

I'm definitely up for the sequel some day but not anytime soon, I need a breather.

I also found out Y5 is one of the longer games surpassing 0 in length, maybe later!

most games so far have been 20 hours at best and I do really like how RGG studios

is able to tell a story within that time and keep adding to it in meaningful ways.

Like I can just boot this game up in the evening, play a little and just enjoy the chara's & story.

 

I'll see what other games I still want to play but all in good time, as much as I liked

how I just casually started this game I don't want to do this a lot.

2-11-24 edit: Added few more screenshots and fix some minor things.