Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V Generation

It sucks too because I think that Victory's story, despite being incredibly long and the cutscenes feeling like they take 60 years to complete, is the best in the series, considering it's the perfect chance to get to know a set of CPUs from a different dimension right down from their humble beginnings.

Sure, all the challenges are the same for all characters, and these could’ve been tuned better, because some of them would require absurd boring grinding, but I like this system, it also returns in Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart, and one of the few aspects I liked about that game.

The combat was fine, the animations seemed smoother, it was cool, it also got it's overhaul.

The visuals are the sharpest out of all Re;Birth games, particularly the new stylish UI and the music is as good as ever.

The difficulty feels just right - it's not as hard as old-school jRPGs, but also not easy enough that you will be bored (unless you specifically overlevel your characters for the upcoming fights).

Very fun getting to play as all the different DLC characters; even Di Gi Charat's own super cute Puchiko-- I mean 'Broccoli'-- is a playable character!