.hack//G.U. Last Recode

This game is a product of its time yes. However this game has predicted so much so long ago. Most of the NPCs act like how people act online, in servers and forms. I think that if you can understand that this game is an anime game and has a large over arching plot conected to various other works in the franchise you can enjoy it. I do reccomend this just know what you are getting into.

全成就+1 比刀剑神域还要早的人脑机设定 很多的展望到现在都变成神预言

Excellent remaster and a good ending to the story

一件小事拖拖拉拉来来回回两三个场景循环跑图通马桶，看个邮件来来回回登出登入游戏，游戏场景古城→公会→古城→PK城→几个副本也是换了几十上百个名字实际模板也是重复利用换汤不换药，把游戏内的The World故事背景介绍文字部分搞的极其宏大又是神界又是精灵亡者，外部还结合现实论坛里灵异八卦各种设定，实际故事背景与游戏营造的整体氛围十分空洞，剧情全是独立视频拨片跟城市场景本身关联性不强，典型的摊子大内容少，论坛查看新闻留言讨论板块的设计倒是有点创意，把游戏内外日本互联网二次元饭圈和现实世界众生和谐的一面描绘的惟妙惟肖，除此之外无论是游戏玩法还是故事剧本都是依托答辩。

it's one of the best games i have ever played

リメイク作品として申し分ない作品。 この作品の前の物語である.hack//Rootsも是非見ていただきたい。 主人公の成長や物語の伏線を堪能していただきたい。 これから始めるあなたへ一言 「Welcome to The world」

Gameplay still boring even with the damage buff. Random dungeons that feel quite pointless. Look at some other reviews. It really loves hyping up certain systems to be important and then undermining them in the next episode; if you spent a lot of time unlocking the unique weapons for each character then *man* are you going to be disappointed. I guess I should talk about the story. Aesthetically .hack//G.U. has that really particular Lain/GiTS/Digimon kinda turn-of-the-millenium chatroom paranoia vibe although on the cheerful side, which is good if you're into that. The near-future setting feels very plausible and is fleshed out by a generous quantity of supplementary lore. Haseo and Atoli are very well-conceived characters driven by certain neuroses. The issue is the plot and pacing. It has a lot of cool and memorable moments which I guess is what got me through it as a kid. Unfortunately "filler episodes" were still a thing when .hack//G.U. came out; there are three (3) tournament arcs and I dreaded each one; a lot of the time I literally felt 'could this conversation have been an email'; a lot of the filler quests concern some less-prominent character but fail to do anything but circumscribe their established traits (I already know Kuhn is a slut ffs). There is a point quite late in the plot (you'll know it when you see it) when the writers basically give up on making the plot dovetail w/ the characters' arcs in favor of an 'epic' conclusion. Like it's not like it 0% works but it's not good. It just comes out of left field, really. As for the new episode, it's kind of like a warm weighted blanket for people who enjoyed the original G.U. trilogy. It feels a lot like those Digimon specials actually. The gang gets together to solve one last problem in The World. I'm not sure you *really* need to replay the original trilogy to enjoy it, but it helps to know what happened. I thought it was pretty good, to the point where it's worth the cost of admission by itself.