I did thoroughly enjoy this game and want to
play through it again as soon as I get an additional chance.
An experienced gamer familiar with the genre can
play through it in about 6 hours, the majority of which will be spent enjoying puzzles rather being frustrated by them.
It took me 18 hours to collect everything there is to collect in the game and beat the final boss, and I really had a good
time playing through it.
It's a huge game and I couldn't bother
playing through it on another platform, but it's always interesting to see the differences.
Challenge aside, each mission is distinct enough with humorous narratives and exciting bosses that you'll want to
play through them multiple times.
BUT... given that the game has 13 different endings, I feel like many people
played through it many different times.
For many, part of the appeal of visual novels, especially romance - centric ones, is
playing through them over and over to see the different paths and outcomes.
You'll
play through them so often during the course of your career that if it wasn't for the stat boost rewards you'd be sick of them before too long.
Overall the graphics are a much improvement not so much in the look of the game but more the smooth feeling you feel
while playing through it.
You'll also be able to craft playlists composed of your favorite missions across all the games, and
then play through them all seamlessly.
This additional story will take place in the world of Gravity Rush 2, and we think fans will have a lot of
fun playing through it.
After getting to the final credits, I was ready to see it in, but luckily I waiting, and I'll
probably play through it again soon.
Overall, the game has some nostalgic appeal to me, however, I don't think I ever want to
play through it ever gain.
These are enough to make some gamers (who are unfamiliar with RPGs, to be sure) wonder just why anyone would
bother playing through it in the first place.
I thought the controls were absolutely terrible but come to find out on my
2nd play through I was just doing them completely wrong.
The side missions do add a nice little touch but on my first
play through I tended to ignore them in favour of completing missions and heading for the end game.
But given that your choices in - game have an effect on the TV - show and also on the game later on, it is well
worth playing through it a second time.
Because
playing through it blindly is what makes it so horrifying, we won't mention anything more other than it's not what you will ever expect.
Playing through it unlocks lots of arenas and side missions, accessible through the hub, that don't have story hooks but are just as gameplay - filled.
Upon completion of each of these levels, you'll be granted with the ability to
play through them again multiple times.
Unfortunately most of the levels will require you to
play through them once, then replay on Free Play mode to find and collect the pink brick.
The game is designed in such a way that co-op simply enhances the experience, which is one of the reason I decided to
play through it in co-op.