Megadimension Neptunia VIIR

[h1]海王星本篇最终季，新形态次时代变身[i][b]へんしん[/b][/i]！[/h1] 《Megadimension Neptunia VIIR（新次元海王星VIIR）》，由IDEA FACTORY, COMPILE HEART（地雷社）出品的超次元海王星女神第四部正传最终回重制版，从零次元-超次元-新次元勇往直前！见证次世代形态女神们独特的新魅力吧！ [h1]游汐简评：[/h1] 仅保留真结局路线的单结局华丽战斗回合制JRPG，献给所有粉丝的诚意重制作品，毫无疑问，这是目前PC上海王星最好玩的几部作品之一！ 熟悉的味道与丰富的剧情内容，感人至深的涅普（大大涅普）与众女神的姐妹情深（我就是要看女孩子们贴贴口牙！），还额外添加了各色阵型技能和华丽的变身战斗招式，以及一个新增的涅普探险，不过本作最有特色的还是Virtual Reality（VR）技术加入游戏，身为游戏的一部分，为我们同女神们贴贴提供了相当富有趣味性的“第三类接触“的方式，当然你并不需要一定使用该模式，但是VR房间像彩蛋一样非常有乐子，相当值得一试！（键鼠/手柄均可正常欣赏剧情） 有必要说的是，本作相比较重制前的原作剧情几乎是一致的，只在通关后有少量的新剧情存在，内容不是很丰富，但是在画面和表现上有了新质感的提升，前作没有体验过也可以选择直接体验本作！（甚至也有新手最好从本作来体验本作的评价） [h1]地雷社疑似改性了？似乎除了依然没变的刷刷刷体验外，还行？[/h1] 再突出讲一下，本作的战斗系统不再是VII那个战斗系统了，砍掉了EXE，多出来AP系统和一堆SCP，ACP之类的属性（听不懂，我直接次时代变身！），采取多段连携操作和命中率，格挡技能，反击技能，和嗑药等富有操作感的操作，并且解锁DLC后进一步提升角色等级（但是本作没有金手指，DLC只是开放等级上限，肝在隐隐作痛）。 在本作中可以直接做到一回合直接次时代变身，采取AP系统后推图整体难度是下降的，但是各色武器技能的连携和搭配的要求提升，这一块让[b]选择恐惧症[/b]和[b]操作恐惧症[/b]头大——我承认阁下试图在提升游戏深度，角色性能也跟得上数值进步，但是你的金币开销是不是有点离谱了？开一个小技能要[u]1000块[/u]，没解锁竞技场之前刷怪我都是在过什么苦日子，很佩服纯粹手打海王星全成就的人，整个海王星全成就的要求非常高，手打刷子类游戏的享受不像自动一样简单享受，需要的精力和体力都是一场考验。 最后提点涅普的冒险模式和悬赏任务，对比前作体验有所改良，一方面是战斗系统的改变，另一方面是打怪数量大大减少了，真实的说，海王星系列的玩法多打几次就会变成“涅普的工作态度“——摆烂，有利于推进剧情说是，最后本作的存档破天荒改成了”自动存档“，[strike] 此事几乎是改变了“祖宗之法”，[/strike] 很难想象一个经常性忽略移植适配的地雷社居然愿意贴切的减少了不停手动存档的负担，但是请注意本作仍然建议[u]勤加存档[/u]，有自动存档并不意味着就可以高枕无忧，毕竟谁也不能保证游戏崩溃掉（这边建议检查游戏设置和硬件配置[spoiler] ：“v2r.exe 已停止工作”[/spoiler] ）。 [h1]结语：非常有诚意的重制作品，建议新人接触本作，[strike] 然后被骗过去赤过去的旧作[/strike] [/h1] 旧作《新次元海王星VII》便在2020年Neptsu公布历代《海王星》游戏人气投票中，便以58%得票率斩获第一人气游戏的宝座，身为重制版更显诚意的本作非常值得推荐给粉丝和新人，请大胆把本系列推荐给陌生人和有矛盾的人吧！这样你就会收获一份成功的报复或者一份坚定的友情，加油海王星！今天也要把你nepnepnep掉！ [quote] 奏游戏之乐章，品人生之绚烂 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45672460/]欢迎加入 『 丰川集团 』[/url] [u][b]以丰川集团之名，行评测鉴赏之事[/b][/u][/quote]

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Megadimension Neptunia VIIR, developed by IDEA FACTORY and COMPILE HEART and published by Idea Factory International, Inc., is both a refinement and a reinterpretation of an already established JRPG, aiming to expand upon the foundation of Megadimension Neptunia VII while introducing new features that attempt to modernize the experience. It remains firmly rooted in the identity of the Hyperdimension Neptunia series, embracing its signature blend of anime-inspired storytelling, industry satire, and lighthearted absurdity. Rather than reinventing itself entirely, VIIR leans into what fans already appreciate, while layering in technical and experimental additions that give it a slightly different feel compared to its predecessor. The narrative once again centers on Neptune and a cast of colorful goddesses representing gaming consoles, navigating a multi-dimensional crisis that unfolds across several distinct arcs. Each storyline carries its own tone and stakes, shifting between comedic self-awareness and more serious, high-stakes scenarios. What makes the storytelling stand out is its unapologetic tendency to break the fourth wall—characters frequently reference gaming culture, development clichés, and even the player’s role within the experience. This approach gives the game a unique charm, but it also creates an uneven tone where heartfelt moments and parody coexist in ways that may not always feel seamless. For players who enjoy meta-humor and niche references, the writing can be entertaining and memorable, though others may find it excessive or distracting. Combat follows a turn-based system that incorporates movement and positioning within a defined arena, adding a tactical layer beyond simple command selection. Players can reposition characters before attacking, chain abilities together, and utilize transformations that grant enhanced powers and visual flair. The system is accessible and offers enough strategic flexibility to remain engaging, particularly during boss encounters or more challenging fights. However, over time, the lack of significant evolution in mechanics can lead to a sense of repetition. While the core system is solid, it does not introduce enough new ideas as the game progresses to consistently keep battles feeling fresh throughout its lengthy campaign. One of the most notable additions in VIIR is its VR component, which introduces a more immersive way to interact with the game’s characters. Through these segments, players can engage with characters in a first-person perspective, often within a personalized space where dialogue and interactions feel more direct and intimate. While this feature is novel and aligns well with the game’s playful tone, it ultimately feels more like an optional bonus rather than a defining aspect of the experience. Players without VR hardware can still access simplified versions of these interactions, and the overall game does not rely heavily on this feature to deliver its core appeal. Visually, the game offers incremental improvements over earlier entries, with cleaner character models and slightly enhanced lighting effects. The character designs remain vibrant and expressive, serving as one of the strongest aspects of the presentation. However, this visual quality is not consistent across all elements of the game. Environments, particularly dungeons, tend to lack variety and detail, often feeling repetitive after extended play. This contrast between well-designed characters and more generic world design highlights one of the game’s ongoing challenges—its presentation shines in moments but struggles to maintain that standard throughout. Dialogue and character interactions play a central role in shaping the experience, with extensive conversations that flesh out personalities and relationships. The writing is filled with humor, references, and exaggerated personalities, creating a lively and often chaotic atmosphere. For fans of the series, this is a major draw, as it reinforces the charm and identity of the characters. However, the sheer volume of dialogue can slow down pacing, and not every exchange carries equal weight. Some sections feel overly drawn out, which can interrupt the flow between gameplay segments. Despite its strengths, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR does not fully escape the limitations of its design philosophy. Many of its systems feel rooted in older JRPG conventions, and while the game introduces new elements, they are not always integrated in a way that significantly enhances the overall structure. The experience can feel fragmented at times, with strong individual components that do not always come together as cohesively as they could. This gives the impression of a game that is comfortable within its niche but hesitant to push beyond it in meaningful ways. In the end, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR is a game that thrives on personality and familiarity rather than innovation. It offers a colorful cast, a playful and self-aware narrative, and a combat system that, while not groundbreaking, remains enjoyable. For fans of the series, it delivers exactly what is expected, along with a few additional features that add variety without drastically changing the formula. For newcomers, however, its quirks, pacing, and reliance on established conventions may feel uneven. It is a charming and occasionally inconsistent experience, but one that succeeds in delivering an entertaining journey for those willing to embrace its unique style. Rating: 7/10

Random crashes. I get an hour or two of play if I'm lucky. Looks like errors are mostly sound related reported around Dec 2018 with no known fixes. Also the VR is very meh.

I'm NOT gonna play this without vr

撇除閃退 我玩的還滿爽的 nep

trash

Esse é realmente bom. Definitivamente está entre os 3 melhores jogos da franquia.

스토리는 재밌음 해당 게임의 ip를 모르거나 배우고 싶지 않은 사람들에게는 비추천 어려운 용어가 나오는 건 아닌데 스토리 거르고 게임만 볼 때는 딱히 재미없음 카운터 - 회복 - 회복 포션 세가지만 반복해도 어떤 스테이지든 클리어 됨

I absolutely adore this game, the story is my favourite of any nep game. The VR gimmick is pretty scuffed for the pc port but the scenes were still super fun, and I didn't mind the combat changes from other mainline titles. Grab it on sale and give it a go