Combat feels a bit boring without fluctuations in action.
I thought it was great to give the protagonist a clear personality, so I hope to see that in future works as well.

If it can’t be saved or loaded, that’s one thing, but it can be done normally.
Massive amounts of warping have no particular meaning.

The lack of change in the matrix is really not good.

When it comes to Devil Summoner, it’s all about the large number of warp zones, right?

I feel that the warp zone loves the old-fashioned bad games.

Ringo-chan has a good character and I don’t dislike the story either.
The combat isn’t interesting.

If you want to sell as hackers, you should summon demons.
If you’re going to use a Persona tagline, then saying it’s a sequel to Hackers is just noise and everything is just disjointed.

A sense of low-budget feel despite the high price.

What was the reason for the success of Fire Emblem: Goddess of Dawn on the Wii?

Of course, I love the characters of my friends, including Apple.
Can we explore the relationship between Fig and Raven a bit more?

The worst part is that there are one-way streets and you can’t figure out the connections even when looking at the map.

I didn’t understand the story well from the middle.
Maybe the dullness of the Soul Matrix made me completely forget what I was talking about.

There’s nothing fundamentally fatal, but the inability to rearrange spells gives it an outdated feel throughout.

It’s been an internal dispute among the PT members for a long time, so why not just make a rapper a relative of someone?

I do like it enough to peek in if a thread is up…

I like the characters, but I felt that everyone was a bit lacking to take the lead role.
It feels very much like a side story.

I wish they would stop making the skill slots in the True series unlockable, because it just makes the early game feel suffocating…

#FE was good as a work, but it didn’t sell well, so well…

The Matrix felt like a straightforward 3D version of an old 3D dungeon without any creativity.

It seems like the repercussions of the development of Megaten 5 are coming.

What is common with ♯FE is that at first glance, it’s unclear which audience they want to sell to.

The scenery of the dungeon really has the feeling of a PS2 game.
It changed in the update, but initially, you could only dash while using a skill.

Couldn’t they have done something a little better with the money spent on that ridiculous PR?
What was that incomprehensible sword fight?

I really like when everyone cooks together.

The atmosphere of the characters and the party is really nice, isn’t it?

If the reputation of FE wasn’t good, I wouldn’t have bought it, and there’s no appeal, right…?

I’m still playing Persona 5 Royal, but I’m thinking of buying either a thread illustration or Metaphor. Which one is better?

When I look at the update information for this version of the game, I can’t help but think, “Did they really not have this and that at the beginning?!”

The story ends in an incredibly narrow world, while being infinitely padded in the Soul Matrix…

If you don’t cut the tips, it was slow to load, right?

The combat is more similar to Persona prior to 2 than to Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor in terms of imagery.

I thought the metaphor was interesting and I can recommend it, but since it’s on a calendar system, playing it directly with P5 might get boring.
So let’s have a ride at the end of next month.

I can’t believe you can play so many Atlas games…

At first glance, the world seems vast on the screen, but each field is unbelievably narrow.
Dungeons are just wide and extremely monotonous, making you get bored quickly… It’s unbearable despite the characters being good.

No way, if we’re going to insert it in between, it would be World Tree 123.

I bought this right before Splatoon 3 was released, so I ended up putting it aside, but I guess it’s time to finally play it…

Warehouse… sewer… building… it feels like it’s on the scale of something that ended in the neighborhood, right?
It’s narrow, but I like the city, the UI, and the overall atmosphere itself.

Then shall we include Tsukuyomi from another company’s demon hunting?

It felt strange that the enemy boss always acts twice.
That DLC has an overwhelming lack of content that makes you think it should have been included from the start.

Even if it doesn’t have much volume, if it can be finished quickly, that’s fine, but in reality, it’s the monotonous dungeons that are excessively inflating the playtime…

I felt like the motion was cheap.

It’s originally a story about people from a world without sunlight, but I felt it hasn’t expanded in scale as much as I thought it would.
It’s tough when you can’t grow attached to the main characters, as it makes the other enjoyment feel lacking.

I came to dislike Mothman.

There is hardly any depth given to the main characters; it’s more like exploring in the wrong direction, such as in Vision Quest or at the bar, rather than focusing on what’s important.

Well, let’s buy it at full price then.

I’m not sure if it was made on VITA, but it definitely feels like an old portable console-style game.

I’m worried whether Rideau-chan will sell well…
If it sells 100,000 copies, it will surpass the original, but it wouldn’t lead to a next one.

The dungeon is so boring that it’s tough.

I bought the limited edition on the release day, but I feel like I’m getting the most value out of it by using the T-shirt that came with it as loungewear.
It’s a classic scenario in a good way, but the seasoning is quite bland, and I thought to myself if this is really what they would do using the name Soul Hackers.

The birds were so loud that I couldn’t like Fig at all…

The story is uninteresting and the combat is quite mediocre.

I remember feeling like Six from the VR horror house in front of my PC after seeing the initial report.

Well, I really had no idea where they were appealing to…

I wonder why they’re using the title Soul Hackers now.

To be honest, even with the fan bias, it was tedious to recommend Ride 1.
It seems like it would be fun with a system of 2.

The story suddenly mentioned that it was nearing its end, and I thought, “Wait, is it really ending already?”

Rido is probably like that just because the voices of the believers are loud.

It feels like a canceled manga when something like Dragon Ball suddenly gets thrown in and everyone gathers around.

Rido’s sad performances every time I fuse allies made it too painful, and I couldn’t clear it.

Looking at the movement around the thread images, именно.
It’s clear that the company is still no good at taking action…

I had no idea about Arrow, but it felt really dramatic and left out when a friend-like character died right at the beginning…

Then let’s just make a series of magic swords…

Well, it was a lot of fun because it felt great to have GN particles coming out in droves!

I’m interested because it appeared in the PS5 game thumbnails, but I downloaded Hogwarts Legacy.

The combat in Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless Army is quite different from 2 as well.
You won’t know if it’s interesting until you try it.

Rido’s characters and story were good, so that’s enough to make me want to buy it.
The combat is boring, both 1 and 2.

Well, it was very popular at the trial session.
They say that a person who would apply for an event like this is someone who finds everything interesting, and I have to agree with that.

The true V had a sparse main scenario from the middle onward, but the maps, battles, and detailed conversations were the best, so I was expecting the thread image as well…

Akibas Beat, it costs a lot of money.

Speaking of which, there was also something called P5T…

If I could summon three allies like in Yokai Watch 4, it might feel quite different for Raidou.

The staff has probably changed quite a bit, but it’s so annoying! Yet the dungeon has been passed down continuously, which is funny.

Forbidden Bay Area Warehouse Double Strike

I’ve been cutting corners quite a bit with the warehouse and subway, doing it twice each…

The dungeon is just so monotonous…
At first, I thought the combat was better than I expected, but it also breaks down really quickly.

The character design and the overall quality of the game feel very much like a Furyu game.

I want Ringo-chan to continue making appearances because she’s cute.

I think that the reason it didn’t sell, despite having good packaging, was not just the content but also the poor promotion.

“Rasdan has a lot of effort involved, but it doesn’t really feel like Rasdan.”
It ends up being lackluster and finishes with unknown organizations emerging.

Warehouse subway building warehouse subway…

To be honest, the character designs aren’t that great… I like the one in the thread, but the others have a really strong sense of déjà vu.
Also, if they say the graphics aren’t that great, it’s probably just the atmosphere.

For now, I think it would have sold better if it was marketed as a Persona spinoff rather than Soul Hackers 2.

I can tell that the public relations are quite poor.
Seriously, there are too few people picking it up.

Even if you pad it out and finish the side quests, it still only takes about 20-30 hours to complete everything…

It’s not in the #FE place…

The Persona is not a license to sell anything, as we understand from P5T and such…

It was somewhat better since it was done after the dash implementation, but the Soul Matrix was pretty much done for.

What’s with the repeated dungeons that have similar backgrounds like underpasses, buildings, warehouse districts, and the Soul Matrix, all made in similar styles?

Even if you’re going to call it a sequel, you should have used Devil Summoner instead of Soul Hackers.

I liked how the treasure chest was treated as an item that my allies scattered and searched for.

The true ending is quietly tough.
Balancing early on leads to a skewed result in the late game, how mean.

Even if it ends in one town, it still feels like Devil Summoner 1 had a wider scale.

It’s really bad that users can feel that we’ve slacked off in the dungeons and scenarios.
It feels like Megaten 5 has reached its limits here… but it’s even worse than that.

Well, rather than being a Devil Summer, it’s true that we were hacking into souls…

The moment I realized that I couldn’t complete the Soul Matrix in just one round was when I thought, “I’m done with this game.”

While presenting issues that could involve the entire world, the discussion ends up being too limited to just a small town and close acquaintances.

If you ask me which is worse between Shin V and this, I think it’s probably Shin V.
Right now it’s about even when you include the VV.

I also played for free after various improvements, but I liked the characters, especially Apple-chan, so I played until the end.
But if I had to repeatedly use really short skills for dashing, and there was no speed-up in battles, I probably would have given up halfway through…

I don’t say it’s interesting or that I like it, but there are a few good things about it.

It’s a game that feels like “Huh?” if you buy it at full price for a low-cost game, but it’s good for killing time if it’s free to play, right?

I was able to play until the end because I liked the characters.
I was glad to be able to play with glimpses of each character’s future in the Soul Matrix.

I think it was good that they didn’t add “2” to Soul Hackers.
Put some other words on it or something.

V’s Muji is honestly quite something, but this one… hmm…

Sabbath doesn’t really feel good, you know.

I didn’t know the original, but I remember that the atmosphere was somber at the time of the system announcement.

I quite like the character, so I don’t have a bad impression at all.
If I’m told it’s no good, I’ll say yeah.

Even if I take into account the feeling of wondering why it can’t be made properly even after seven years, there’s nothing about this that is better than Shin 5.

Ultimately, a physical gorilla that can beat and kill even those with physical immunity will be completed.

It’s the usual clingy behavior, so it’s better not to deal with it seriously.

Even just comparing the maps, the budget difference is obvious between the true V and this one.

At first, I was surprised that the camera was too close.

I played it on Game Pass, so I could just let it go with that.
It had its flaws typical of a FURYU game, but the parts that hit were impactful.
Personally, just using the name Soul Hackers was quite a disadvantage…

I didn’t understand the initial ♯FE stuff.
Why did you suddenly come out?

I feel like everyone is saying that the apples were good.

Apple-chan and the design are nice, and it’s not really a towering piece of crap game.
If someone says they buy it at full price to play with it, I’ll stop them…

It’s not very bad, but it’s not really good either.
It’s nice when it’s free.

By the way, Metaphor is also coming to Game Pass.

If it’s free, then it’s okay as a way to pass the time.

Ride will probably come to Game Pass too.

It’s the first boss with a terrible rap that made me really want to stop.

I wanted something that could at least clarify whether it was Aion or what it was, or wasn’t that related to past works…?

I think Meredy was my favorite.
A character design that is rarely seen.

The gameplay reminded me of RPGs from the PSP era.

Is the complete version of the metaphor really not coming anymore?
Well, since you have a pass, are you coming?

I feel like Sabbath would have been better treated as more of a special move.
I quite like commander skills.

A world where, as a result of the advanced development of cybernetics, humanity is unable to create anything new and has all turned to nostalgia.
The result of AION, which caused the singularity, attempting to change the world in a way that resembled old humanity, and dying in the process.
In the end, the last remaining AION likes this world anyway, so I’ll wait for the next singularity.
There are quite a few parts I really like.
I wanted the Nana arc to be incorporated into the story normally.

The DLC is not included in Game Pass.
It was something that should have been included from the beginning, or rather, it had been there since the release date, right?

When the Covenant gathered quickly like that, I thought, indeed, this is where the developments will turn around.

I bought a limited box for 2000 yen, but I haven’t touched it yet.
Is the game itself feeling like a huge waste of time?

I thought it would be like calling forth a great existence, letting the world collapse once, and then starting for real.

There’s absolutely no problem if a completely new entry in the Megaten series is released, as the elements from past works are not that important.
Even when it comes to creating demons, it is not really necessary.

If you like Ringo-chan, I think it would be fun just to play and see Ringo-chan.
The game part isn’t that interesting.

The metaphor was quite subtly complex in various ways.
It is well-made, but for some reason, it doesn’t feel very interesting, perhaps due to a sense of déjà vu.

It’s cute, but not that interesting.
The meaning of calling it a numbered title for Soul Hackers is weak.

It’s not that it’s super long, it’s just that it’s the same kind of dungeon, so it’s really tiring, and if you’re doing side quests, you’ll have to go back and forth too.

Don’t call yourself Solhakka.

The beautiful legs of Ringo-chan make it a good game.

The game balance is not that bad.

It felt so abrupt, like it was all tangled up! I think it would have been better to develop the story more centered around Fig…

I have no motivation to do a second round, and maybe it’s because I haven’t seen the drinking party with Fig, but seriously, what is up with that guy…?

It’s compactly organized, but it feels a bit underwhelming because it’s been condensed too much compared to the expanded furoshiki, especially in terms of the story.

Well, I’ve just been incarnated, so I’m like a baby…