Super Neptunia RPG

Super Neptunia RPG ( 勇者ネプテューヌ世界よ宇宙よ刮目せよ!! アルティメットRPG宣言!!) is a side-scrolling RPG developed by Artisan Studios, Idea Factory and Compile Heart, and published by Idea Factory and Idea Factory International for the PlayStation 4, the Nintendo Switch and Microsoft Windows (on Steam).

Super Neptunia RPG
Global Cover Art
Developer(s)Artisan Studios
Compile Heart
Idea Factory
Publisher(s)
Director(s)Julien Bourgeois[1]
Artist(s)Tsunako
SeriesHyperdimension Neptunia
EngineUnity
Platform(s)PlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
Microsoft Windows (Steam)
ReleasePlayStation 4
Nintendo Switch
Windows (Steam)
  • WW: June 20, 2019[3]
Genre(s)RPG, Side Scrolling
Mode(s)Single Player

Super Neptunia RPG was first released in December 2018 in Japan then in June 2019 worldwide. Super Neptunia RPG is the first official game in the Hyperdimension Neptunia series that has been developed by a company not located in Japan.

Gameplay

In Super Neptunia RPG, the player travels a horizontal world of dungeons, cities, and more. In cities, players can buy and sell items and weapons, accept and report quests, and enter different buildings. In dungeons, monsters are roaming and treasure boxes containing items are hidden. Touching a monster begins a battle, which can be conducted with up to 4 party members. As time passes, Action Points (AP) will accumulate, and each character can use AP in order to activate their Skills. Skills have an Elemental type, and it affects the damage that enemies and allies take. Damaging enemies with the element to which they are weak will recover AP.

The game's playable characters are Gamindustri's 4 CPUs (Neptune, Noire, Blanc and Vert), their HDD forms (Purple Heart, Black Heart, White Heart and Green Heart) and a new character named Chrome. Additional characters IF, Compa and Artisan (also a new character) are playable with a paid DLC.[4]

Music

  • Opening Theme: "Dia vo Lhizer" by Eri Sasaki
  • Ending Theme: "Never ending true stories" by Asaka

Reception

Super Neptunia RPG received generally mixed reviews. Praise was given to its art direction and presentation, while performance and difficult platforming were cited as issues. Additional criticism was given towards Sony's decision to censor the PS4 version.[8]

References

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