God is a Geek: JRPGs are a difficult genre to get right. Considering the length of play time there has to be enough in their structure to make you want to keep playing well into the tenth, twentieth or even thirtieth hour. Mechanics are revealed in a slow, steady fashion to change things up, and side-quest upon side-quest criss-crosses along a story that really needs to hold your attention over the course of your lengthy play time.
Idea Factory and the Humble Store have listed a nep-tastic deal on their online storefront, offering a huge dose of Hyperdimension Neptunia goodness on the cheap.
Yessir. Definitely a steal considering most of these games have only been out on Steam for a few months.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
We at Chalgyr's Game Room are fans of the JRPG genre and when we see titles release for the oft-forgotten we all tend to squee with joy a bit. While consoles, especially portables like the 3DS and Vita tend to enjoy the largest library of JRPG games, the PC has been slowly getting release after release of JRPG franchise. We have had the pleasure of reviewing all three Agarest titles as well as the stupendous Trails in the Sky; we also had the pleasure of reviewing the first Hyperdimension Neptunia title on the PC back in February of 2015 and while there were a few hiccups and flaws throughout the game, it was still a solid entry that expanded the JRPG library on the PC.
Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 Sisters Generation is an interesting JPRG that pokes fun at the game industry as whole. If gamers are a fan of tongue in cheek RPGS then this should be a game they should try out.
