
The official game of the hugely popular “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid” manga comes to Steam as a director’s cut that reflects the passion of the development team! Fly, shoot, and punch... send enemies flying right before your eyes!
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Languages: English, Japanese*, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Tohru I'll always love you Tohru I always will Tohru I'll always be in love with you Tohru I'll always miss you Tohru I'll always remember you
弾幕STG初心者ですが楽しめました!! 実績解除を目的に進めて『S級スコアラー』が恐らく一番難しいです。 攻略方法は『難易度普通』『リスク率1』『各ステージでぶっ飛ばしを連発』で30,000,000点を突破します!! アニメは未視聴なのでこれから観ようと思います('ω')
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Schizophrenia
Наконец-то, я получила игру по лучшему аниме из когда либо созданных
Very peak, pretty nice to goon to, 10/10.
Gameplay is okay and not really replayable. Models are shoddy and the game is really only worth it if your a fan of the show/manga... 10/10... (not only includes dragons and maids but is a game entirely about them, its the dragon maid video game....)
as a dragon maid fan this game sucks ass. i genuinely feel horrible for the people who had to spend a chunk of their lives making this abomination.
This game does NOT explain much to you, so I will share what I learned. I'm conflicted about this game cause I think it's kinda mid but it probably helps if you're a fan of the franchise in the first place. As someone who isn't a fan/never read/watched anything related to Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, I got it on sale cause I'm a big shmups guy and wondered how this one was after seeing a couple other people I know playing it a while back. Knowing nothing about the series, I don't imagine that there's ever a time the characters enter a game world like here so it seems like a random whatever mishmash of a setting that didn't really do anything for me, but I don't know how many games this series gets so this is probably a miracle to even exist in the first place. You've got three playable characters you will be expected to cycle between constantly. This is also the first point of contention with this game as the three characters have different movement speeds so effectively dodging dense patterns while juggling the characters can be tricky and not up someone's alley of fun. There isn't a focus/slow button so you'll have to get used to switching to someone slower than Kanna if you don't want to move fast. Tohru is the big guns of the team, her shot deals more damage than the others and has small homing shots for some out of angle damage as well. She has moderate movement and the most HP of the members, able to take 3-4 hits easily before KO. Elma has a wideshot and more damaging melee, she's the slowest and can take about 3 hits easily. Kanna is the fastest and most fragile on the team, able to only take 2 or sometimes even only 1 hit before a following hit will KO them. She has homing shots that are weak for mobs of enemies but shoots a subshot which will only block and reflect enemy bullets to squeeze out extra bits of damage randomly. You have to comfortably cycle between all three characters to get the most out of each situation or let damaged characters sit out as the main way for them to heal. On paper it sounds solid, but things get a little sketchy when looking at the other game mechanics. You see, you are expected to keep all three of these characters alive in runs. Once a character loses all of their HP, they are removed for the ENTIRE RUN. No way to get them back they are done, gone-bye-bye hasta la vista see ya tomorrow. Losing any one of your characters immediately sets you back horribly. Losing Touru means your damage is terrible, Losing Elma means more damage loss, and losing Kanna means you can't use her bombs to heal anymore. Bombs as a resource are painfully scarce in this game. You start with 3 but then can only build about 1 per stage and a bit of time or so. Bombs matter a lot and wasting one for any reason is terrible due to the lack of any way to get bombs quickly at all. The other major point of contention with this game involves...the melee. You have an attack that will make your character fly towards an enemy then smack them, or you can charge the button to do a stronger melee. Timing this lets you pass through attacks unscathed or at worst very light damage depending on the timing of these melees. Unfortunately since the game doesn't explain anything anywhere AT ALL, the invincibility or timing of invul related to these punches is weird and feels very unreliable. Getting hit can be very punishing in this game and it doesn't feel very good that there is a big part of the game expecting you to use this melee button but more often than not you'll just fly into something and get hit by a bullet immediately. It's finnicky, feels tacked on almost pointless and just doesn't feel good at all, leaving me to question myself as to whether or not I understand how the game is meant to be played or feeling like I'm not understanding something about the whole thing, but in all of my best efforts I think it's just a poorly designed mechanic. I might change my mind if I ever see someone prove me wrong, but I genuinely don't think it's possible at this point. It's interesting but definitely not worth full price, and solely for those that are big fans of the Kobayashi's Dragon Maid anime/manga and maybe also happen to be a fan of SHMUPs too. This game's main goal the whole time is to collect more artwork and gallery pieces of characters related to the franchise with repeat plays, so if that doesn't seem like something you would be interested in then I would pass since there's only a pretty short game for those that aren't fans of the source material. The treasures and pickups that drop can sometimes obscure your vision of enemy bullets being shot at you unfortunately. Edit 02/13/2025: Since having actually seen the Dragon Maid anime, still meh about this in general.
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