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With Gamindustri on the brink of destruction, Nepgear and the Candidates must band together and restore order!
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is a action, rpg and anime game
developed by Idea Factory and Compile Heart
and published by Idea Factory International.
Released on January 24th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 770 reviews of which 642 were positive and 128 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 41.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 5.57€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 8 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel i5 2.3GHz or AMD A9 2.9GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Dedicated GPU with 2GB of VRAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 15 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX) compatible sound card
- Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
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The censorship isn't that bad. It's still a good game. I'd like it without the censorship though. The English to Japanese translation can be quite wrong at times but it's passable. English voice lines are limited to the mainline, so just stick to Japanese voice to hear that additional party chatter. Rating: Gameplay: 8/10 Story: 9/10 Visuals: 10/10 Music: 10/10 Overall: 9/10
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My Honest Review of Neptunia: Sisters vs Sisters As a long-time Neptunia fan, I truly want to love and support this game—and in many ways, I did enjoy it. The story kept me engaged, and I appreciated the familiar charm of the series. However, there were moments where the experience became really frustrating. The battle system starts off feeling slow and a bit clunky, but it does get better as you unlock better gear. Battles gradually become smoother and more dynamic. I highly recommend developing discs that boost currency, HDD time, and EXP gain. With these, you’ll level up faster and progress more easily. One of the more frustrating parts of the game is when all your party members leave, and you are left controlling only Nepgear. These solo sections happen multiple times and can feel unnecessarily punishing, especially when enemies spam attacks with little to no cooldown. It turns normal encounters into exhausting challenges that require precise timing and reflexes to avoid being cornered. Another big letdown for fans is the handling of certain characters. IF and Compa, two long-time fan favorites, are present in the story but are not playable —they only appear in event scenes. Even more frustrating is that Maho and Anri are playable in the Switch version, but not in other versions. Their exclusion from the main roster in those versions feels like a missed opportunity and creates an uneven experience between platforms. I played the game on the Steam Deck, where it ran well overall. However, on a Windows PC, I encountered some frustrating bugs—characters getting stuck walking into ladders or blocks during puzzles, with no way to fix it except some reason when you press printscreen it may work but not always at the first time. Interestingly, those bugs didn’t appear when I played the game on Linux. Despite these issues, Sisters vs Sisters still has the charm that makes Neptunia special, and it offers a lot for fans to enjoy. But the frustrating solo sections, platform-specific content limitations, and lack of polish in certain areas hold it back from reaching its full potential. I truly hope future updates or entries in the series give more attention to the characters and experience fans love.
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this one, atleast a good transition from Neptunia Virtual Stars to SvS. what i can say, an upgrade i guees..? ill give thumbs up for this one. Nice UI, Nice HUD, now the characters actually have expressions more than just moving their mouth and gestureless expression. story line ok, auto save every convo, but the fighting system is a lil bit janky ngl lmao, it should be able to get improved if the dev could care a lil about their games. also please uncap fps mode for pc user. 60 fps lock is really annoying ngl.
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Hello! Passionate gamer here and a fan of the Neptunia series as a whole. Unfortunately, the series hasn't been going well and I'm here to provide feedback after playing Sisters vs Sisters for about over 65 hours. I'm aware that the latest Neptunia game to came out was "Neptunia : ReVerse" and I'm planning to play it soon. Let's go over the aspects of the game : > GAMEPLAY : - Good combat mechanics that allows the player to customize how to fight and how to engage. Each character has an specific an unique type of skill/spell that does an specific type of damage. Depending on the skill that you use before, the next skills does more damage, providing the players a way to maximize their damage. I didn't notice any significant increase but it does empower the next skill. - The Disc Development system provides a lot of power bonus during combat for each character and it's a great system. It could be difficult to figure out how it works at first but the bonuses make a significant difference during combat. - The level design could use more work as well. Most of them are bland, Planeptune being the best one. - It would be better if the game had a more fluid combat since the animation lock adds a certain clunkiness. It wasn't that big of a problem because most enemies are easily staggered and most of them can be stunlocked to death. The recovery speed disc helps, but it doesn't make too much of a difference during combat. - Teleportation should be always be available, regardless of your current location. This allows players to navigate the maps faster and complete the side quests more efficiently. - Using an item should have a cooldown timer instead of using a full skill bar. This allows players to use any items without getting punished of using a certain skill. - A multiplayer feature where players have the ability to control any character and do quests together (including the arena in Planeptune and the Neptral Tower) will certainly bring more people to play the game and encourage friends to play it. I'm aware that "4 Goddesses Online" and "MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies" have online features but Sisters vs Sisters would be a better title to apply online features to. - The game is not difficult at all. As mentioned above, most enemies can be easily stunlocked aside from some bosses and larger enemies. Neptral Tower and the Arena can be challenging depending on the player's level. Usually, people just fight their way until their objective and that's enough for them to feel "over leveled" for the rest of the game. The difficulty curve could use some work as in giving the players more challenging battle while progressing. - Great Player Agency as they can change the outcome of the game depending on the amount of shares. This makes the player more excited to see alternate endings to the story and how things change. - Good replayability. The game motivates players to replay the game by giving special rewards such as characters and other stuff. > STORY / NARRATIVE - An interesting approach to the story. Many people were NOT expecting the story to be dark and to reach all the way back to the ancient times. It definitely caught me and many people who played the game by surprise and Airfoire, the Deity of Sin is ACTUALLY being a threat this time. Most of the time, Airfoire is a boring character with dull villain lines but in this game she's actually an interesting character. - Nepgear's determination is the highlight of the story. It's really nice to see this character development and how much she cares about her sister Neptune. The relationship between Maho and Anri is interesting as well, really solid character development in this game overall. > ART / GRAPHICS - Really solid visuals. Tested it out in 4k on my TV and it looks great. When people are playing a Neptunia game, they don't care about the graphics but I have to say that the visuals are great, especially in Planeptune. - The spell density is great, each ability is easily distinguishable making it easier for the player to know when the skill / spell goes off. - Nothing special about the character design but I really like the walking / standing animations. Really solid animations for the skills as well, adding the immersion factor to the game. - Nothing special about the cutscenes visuals as it uses the same one that has always been used since ReBirth. It would be really to see cutscenes using 3D Models of the characters just like we see in games like Senran Kagura. > SOUND DESIGN / MUSIC - Unique sound designs for each spells, making it easier to identify which spell / skill is being used / cast. - Immersive music that really captures the environment the player is navigating. The lack of variety of combat soundtrack is one of the weakness of the game (Normal Combat and Boss Combat OST) and there should be a place in Planeptower where you could just chill and select any soundtrack of the game that you want to listen to. - Each character has cute voices (both in English and in Japanese) and sometimes players feel the lack of combat dialogue. The characters SHOULD have dialogues to whenever you visit a certain place in the world (example : character gets near a river, character comments on it - Neptune gets near an arcade, she says "Game on, noobs!"). >>> SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE GAMES - I suggest you guys to work on a mainline game. According to the community's feedback, that's enough of spinoffs at least for now. I would improve the future action RPG by doing the following adjustments : 1 - Make the combat more responsive by implementing animation cancellation. 2 - Create a progression system that allows the player to improve their characters and resources over time (example : weapon enchantments, gear bonuses, etc). 3 - Improvement to cutscenes by adding 3d models. 4 - Make more interesting level designs and more expansive worlds. Add mounts / vehicles for players to be able to navigate the map faster. 5 - Add more immersion to the game by adding additional dialogues, more interactions between characters and with the environment and more interactions between the player and the characters (Give head pats to Nepgear, she smiles at you and encourages you to keep going. Challenge Neptune to a game, if she wins she mocks you and if you win, you earn a reward). These little details are not difficult to add and will make the player experience, especially for Neptunia fans more enjoyable. 6 - Work on a project longer to make a more solid game. A solid game is usually improved by developing expansions and adding more content. 7 - Multiplayer feature is definitely a must have. Many people out there want to play a Neptunia game with their friends and the lack of this feature can lead to less players buying the game. > I recommend this game for those who are fan of the characters and the Neptunia series as a whole. It's a good game but it lacks the level design and combat fluidity players are looking for, still an enjoyable game with an interesting story and solid visuals. > This is a review done by a passionate gamer and game developer. Thank you Idea Factory and Compile Heart for being awesome developers as well and let's keep the Neptunia series alive. I hope this helps people on Steam to decide if they want to buy the game too. Much love!!!
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When your character gets stuck on a ladder or when trying to push a crate, press shift + tab (steam overlay) to fix it. It's faster than alt+tab if you play fullscreen.
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Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is currently priced at 41.99€ on Steam.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 41.99€ on Steam.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters received 642 positive votes out of a total of 770 achieving a rating of 7.89.
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Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters was developed by Idea Factory and Compile Heart and published by Idea Factory International.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is not playable on MacOS.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is not playable on Linux.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is a single-player game.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters does not currently offer any DLC.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters does not support Steam Remote Play.
Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Idea Factory,
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Idea Factory International
Release
24 Jan 2023
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