Info about Neptunia Virtual Stars:

Official game description:
**Story**
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Enter Virtualand - a digital world that exists alongside the networks of various dimensions. Within Virtualand lies the planet Emote - a planet faced with extinction due to the maleficent group of Content destroyers known as Antis.  
In an act of desperation, the Digital Goddess of the planet Emote, Faira, sends a distress signal to other dimensions in hopes to find a savior of this planet.  
And the saviors that were reached? The rising Vtuber stars, Me and You, members of MEWTRAL, as well as the Goddesses of Gamindustri: Neptune, Noire, Blanc, and Vert!  
Can MEWTRAL and the Goddesses band together and save the planet Emote from complete destruction?
**Key Features**
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**Switch Up & Keep Movin'** – Seamlessly switch perspectives between the four Goddesses & playable VTubers in fast-paced hack 'n' slash battles. Rock enemies with lightning-fast combos and glide across the map to dodge incoming attacks.  
**Feel the BeatTik Rhythm** – Keep tempo in the BeatTik rhythm game! Accessorize your favorite characters and have them groove to your favorite Neptunia Virtual Stars tracks. Record your BeatTik performance, then use the video on the Video Battler section to unlock unique items, songs, and even more dance moves!  
**Take your EMOtions to Overdrive** – The Emotional Overdrive special attack can bring the Goddesses and Vtubers to a harmonious victory. Fill up the Emote Gauge to activate your Emotional Overdrive and watch the Vtubers come to life. You may even find yourself receiving extra loot for your stunning performance!  
**Rescue a Vtuber, Save the Planet** – Find and save the Vtubers scattered throughout Virtualand! Do you find yourself falling flat in battle? With the Guest Connect System, Vtubers can support you with their special powers to topple any enemy!

Release date: Mar 29, 2021

Categories: Hack and Slash, Third-Person Shooter, Rhythm Game, Action RPG, Dungeon Exploration, Character Switching Mechanics, VTuber

Feature scans:
- Wiki: score 50; verdict: Tier 3: The Student; summary: The filtered reviews mainly complain about unfriendly tutorial and UI design, confusing navigation, and required bug workarounds, with secondary complaints about blurry visuals and low production value. There is no evidence of farming, drop-rate, loot-table, inventory, crafting, or valuation-data dependency. Under the strict priority scan, the presence of instructional and hidden-content guidance problems places the audit in Tier 3: The Student.
- Steam Deck: score 80; verdict: Broken - Frequent Crashes and Relaunch Black Screens; summary: The reviewed Steam Deck feedback is dominated by severe stability problems. Users repeatedly report frequent crashes, black screens on relaunch, and a crash triggered by adjusting the volume, making the game unplayable for some. Performance is also limited by a 30 FPS cap. No external launcher or anti-cheat issue is evident, but the crash and launch-failure reports meet the Broken threshold.

- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $10.00 - $20.00
  - Reasoning: The reviews repeatedly reject the full price and specifically reject a $60 value, directing buyers to wait for discounts. The clearest acceptable price points cluster at about $10 for a steep discount and around $20 or less for a sale purchase. This makes the community's fair base-game range approximately $10 to $20 USD.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 21.0h
  - Story completion: 15.0h
  - Session length: 5.0h
  - Endgame: 2.0h
  - Reasoning: Full-completion reports cluster around ~20-22 hours, with two reviews citing a bit over 20 hours to 100% achievements (English) and one Japanese review citing ~22 hours for the platinum trophy, plus a Chinese review citing ~30 hours for all achievements; a representative gameCompletion of about 21 hours reflects the central tendency. For storyCompletion, the Japanese review explicitly states the main story can be cleared in roughly 15 hours. For endgame, a Chinese reviewer states that after finishing the main story they grinded for more than two hours to reach max achievement levels, anchoring post-story/endgame play around 2 hours. There is only a single, weak signal for a play session ('pushed 5 hours on the first day, finishing 3.5 chapters'), so sessionLength is reported as a tentative ~5 hours. Confidence is moderate because completion figures vary (20-30h) and some metrics rest on limited evidence.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: The game is front-loaded: players report fun in the early hours through combat and series humor, but it often gives way to shallow, repetitive gameplay. Enjoyment is strongly conditional on being a series fan and tolerating tutorials, input friction, and grind.
  - Stance: Fun then drops
  - Anchor: Initial gameplay and series humor
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Tutorials are a nightmare.; Keyboard controls create a rough start.; Rhythm mini-game feels like a chore.; Tutorial glitches can clip the player through the floor.; Early-mid game only ~10 lives makes it rough.; Repetitive enemies turn combat into button-mashing.
  - Unlock drivers: N/A
  - Conditions: Enjoyment is higher for series devotees who appreciate the humor and character interactions.; Having a chosen 'main' and mostly playing as her affects enjoyment.; Keyboard players face a rougher start.; Tolerance for shallow, repetitive combat is required.; Tolerance for cutscene-heavy visual novel pacing is required.; Tolerance for grinding and 100% collectibles affects long-term enjoyment.
- Player Archetypes:
  - Neptunia Series Veteran (sale)
    - Motivation: Franchise loyalty, character attachment, and appreciation of meta humor.
    - Playstyle: Plays familiar Neptunia action RPG loops, tolerates grind, and focuses on characters and jokes.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: Neptunia series player; diehard Neptunia fan
    - Reference games: VII; Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online
  - Vtuber and Streaming Culture Enthusiast (sale)
    - Motivation: Virtual idol and streaming culture content, plus collecting Vtuber characters.
    - Playstyle: Seeks Vtuber-themed routes, performances, and streaming-culture references, often casually.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: Vtuber fan; Vtuber addict
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Casual Action RPG Dabbler (sale)
    - Motivation: Casual fun with accessible third-person shooting and light RPG team building.
    - Playstyle: Runs third-person shooter combat, experiments with team setups and skills, and explores dungeons at a relaxed pace.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Action Unleashed; Neptunia U
  - Achievement Completionist Grinder (sale)
    - Motivation: Completing achievements, maxing stats, and unlocking all content.
    - Playstyle: Grinds levels, stats, and routes efficiently to reach 100% completion.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Strong visual and character design praise (weight 0.39): Many reviewers highlight graphics, illustrations, art style, and improved character models as a major strength. The game's overall visual presentation is frequently praised.
- Music enhances energetic battles (weight 0.35): The soundtrack is energetic and fits fast-paced battles, with boss fight songs influencing playstyle based on song position. Music is generally well-received.
- Typical Neptunia comedic story (weight 0.27): The story follows the classic Neptunia style with meta humor and exaggerated situations, appealing to fans of that comedic tone. It meets expectations for a Neptunia spin-off.
- VTuber crossover adds appeal (weight 0.24): The inclusion of VTuber and virtual idol elements is praised as a good idea, adding novelty and appealing to VTuber fans. Celebrity VTuber cameos and congratulatory cutscenes are noted.
- Appealing character cast and interactions (weight 0.21): Players consistently describe the characters as endearing, cute, and charming, with interactions remaining a highlight. This positive character focus is a recurring theme.
- Fun for fans of the franchises (weight 0.21): The game is considered fun and enjoyable, especially for Neptunia or VTuber fans. Its appeal is heightened for those familiar with the crossover concept.
- Improved dungeon design and variety (weight 0.1): Dungeon designs are more varied and satisfying compared to previous games, with more enemy variety. This is seen as an improvement over earlier titles.
- Professional voice acting (weight 0.1): Voice acting is consistently described as professional and as good as ever. It contributes positively to the overall experience.
- Vibrant and energetic presentation (weight 0.1): The presentation carries vibrant energy and a colorful aesthetic style, which is frequently noted as a positive aspect. It adds to the game's lively atmosphere.
- High-quality DLC outfits (weight 0.1): DLC outfits are considered high quality, with several available for characters like Noire. This adds value for players interested in customization.
- Better than recent Compile Heart titles (weight 0.1): The game is regarded as relatively decent among recent Compile Heart titles, standing out in quality. This comparison highlights its improved execution.
- Nostalgia for VTuber models (weight 0.09): Some players feel nostalgia for old VTuber models and early voice lines, particularly seeing first-generation hololive members in older models. This adds a nostalgic layer for long-time fans.

Common complaints:
- VTubers are gimmicky and underused (weight 0.64): VTubers appear as equipment or cameos rather than playable characters, with limited interaction, and some require DLC to play. Their inclusion often reduces screen time for main Neptunia characters, making them feel like a gimmick.
- Shallow combat and gameplay depth (weight 0.54): Combat and overall gameplay lack mechanical depth, feeling dull and not standing out. Many describe the game as mediocre and poorly put together, with slow and sluggish action.
- BeatTik rhythm minigame disappoints (weight 0.35): The BeatTik mode lacks depth, has a limited song selection, and its note timing feels disconnected from the music. Players find it unrewarding and lazily implemented, often resulting in missed notes and boredom.
- Game feels unfinished and rough (weight 0.34): Many players describe the game as half-baked with various rough edges, giving the impression of an unfinished product. It is often considered the worst in the Neptunia series and not a good spin-off.
- Missing English dub (weight 0.33): The game lacks an English dub and only offers Japanese voice acting. Additionally, voice acting is unclear with poor normalization, and some VTuber clips lack subtitles.
- Black screen on second launch (weight 0.31): A persistent bug causes a black screen on the second launch, making the game unplayable. A workaround exists but requires constantly deleting SYSTEMSAVE files, which is not a permanent solution.
- Audio volume and quality issues (weight 0.27): In-game sound is extremely quiet even at maximum volume, and voice acting is often unclear with inconsistent audio levels. Some characters are hard to understand, and enemy voices can be too loud.
- Clunky and unintuitive controls (weight 0.25): Controls are clunky even with keyboard and mouse, featuring bizarre key combinations and problematic remapping. Key rebinding bugs cause unintended changes, and the control scheme is nonsensical.
- Cluttered and unhelpful UI (weight 0.18): The user interface is cluttered, troublesome, and designed unhelpfully. Navigation is cumbersome and detracts from the overall experience.
- Excessive dialogue, little action (weight 0.17): The game spends too much time in dialogue with minimal action, making the pacing slow and boring for many players. The plot is also considered unappealing.
- VTuber characters are underpowered (weight 0.1): Original VTuber characters are much weaker than the four goddesses, with lower damage output at equal attack values. This imbalance discourages their use in combat.
- Bad 3D models in dialogue (weight 0.1): Dialogue scenes use awkward 3D models with poor expressions and no lip-sync, which looks unpolished and detracts from immersion.

Gameplay feedback:
- Dual character combat styles (weight 0.49): Players alternate between ranged Goddess characters and melee VTuber duos, each with unique skills. This core mechanic defines the game's combat variety.
- VTuber theme and cameos (weight 0.44): The game heavily features virtual streamers, including many cameos and VTuber-focused stages. VTubers are central to the game's identity.
- Hack-and-slash with shooting (weight 0.41): Combat blends action hack-and-slash with third-person shooting elements. Players engage in melee and ranged attacks during exploration and boss fights.
- BeatTik rhythm mini-game (weight 0.32): A rhythm-based mini-game called BeatTik allows characters to dance to original songs. Players press buttons in time with the music, similar to DDR.
- Goddesses use ranged firearms (weight 0.23): The four goddess characters attack with gun-type weapons and crosshairs for ranged combat. They function like third-person shooter characters.
- Dungeon exploration and enemies (weight 0.14): The game includes dungeon areas to explore with a variety of enemies. Exploration is a key part of the gameplay loop.
- Neptunia spin-off with VTubers (weight 0.1): This is a shooter spin-off of the Neptunia series featuring VTubers. It expands the franchise with new characters and mechanics.
- Neptune playable and mobile (weight 0.1): Neptune is a playable character who can slide and shoot. Her inclusion appeals to fans of the series.
- Platforming with obstacles (weight 0.09): Maps contain obstacles that require jumping to proceed. There are jumping platform sections that add platforming challenges.
- Partner AI and switching (weight 0.09): AI controls one VTuber partner while the player controls the other, with switching possible. This partner system adds tactical depth.
- Leveling and upgrade systems (weight 0.09): Leveling and upgrade systems provide some customization. Players can enhance their characters' abilities.
- Lock-on aiming feature (weight 0.09): A lock-on aiming feature via the LB trigger helps target enemies. This assists in combat, especially for ranged attacks.
- Separate LIFE and HP (weight 0.09): Goddesses have a LIFE stat where each hit costs 1 or 2, while VTubers have numerical HP affected by defense. This creates different survivability mechanics.
- VTubers as equipment items (weight 0.09): VTubers function as equipment items or enhancement materials, appearing as videos. This mechanic integrates them into the game's progression.
- Rebindable keyboard and mouse (weight 0.08): The game supports keyboard and mouse controls, and they can be rebound. This allows players to customize their input preferences.

Performance notes:
- Poor PC optimization and stutters (weight 0.54): Multiple reviews report poor optimization, frame drops, and stutters regardless of resolution or settings, even on powerful hardware. The game fails to utilize GPU fully and struggles during heavy action sequences.
- Frequent crashes and freezes (weight 0.52): Players experience frequent crashes and freezes, including during boss fights, cutscenes, and specific actions like recording BeatTik. Some crashes lead to progress loss.
- Cutscene and loading issues (weight 0.3): Cutscenes and loading screens are problematic, with freezes, lag, color changes, and low frame rates. Some cutscenes freeze entirely, requiring workarounds.
- FPS capped at 30 (weight 0.27): The game is locked at 30 FPS for many players, despite attempts to unlock higher frame rates. This cap affects overall smoothness and responsiveness.
- FPS issues with high refresh rates (weight 0.23): Using monitors over 60Hz or setting higher FPS limits causes bugs and instability. External tools or guides are needed to mitigate the problem.
- Game-breaking bugs and glitches (weight 0.23): The game suffers from various progress-stopping bugs, save corruption, and glitches that make it unplayable or hinder achievement completion.
- Audio bugs and sound loss (weight 0.2): Several reviews mention audio problems, including no sound after the intro, low volume, and crashes when adjusting volume. These issues significantly impact the experience.
- Display and resolution issues (weight 0.19): The game has display problems including borderless mode not fitting the screen, fullscreen stretching the image, and missing resolution scaler and FOV slider options.
- Graphical and texture bugs (weight 0.15): Players report blurry 3D models, texture errors, and a green light covering the screen. Graphics settings do not resolve these issues.
- Camera and control problems (weight 0.13): Camera controls are not smooth, with jittering, collision detection issues, and bad camera work causing motion sickness. These issues break immersion.
- Gameplay feels slow and sluggish (weight 0.11): Some reviewers find the gameplay and levels slow, with a slight delay and poor hit feedback in melee action mode.
- Performance differences across platforms (weight 0.11): The PS4 version runs at 30FPS with long load times, while the PC version runs at 60FPS with shorter load times. The Steam version had many bugs at launch.
- Achievement-related bugs (weight 0.11): Bugs like freezes during BeatTik recording and other issues make some achievements almost impossible to obtain.
- Voice normalization issues (weight 0.04): Voice normalization problems are mentioned, affecting audio quality.
- No issues for some players (weight 0.04): A few players report no issues running the game, indicating that experiences vary.

Recommendations:
- Only for Neptunia/VTuber fans (weight 0.82): Many reviewers state the game is exclusively for fans of Neptunia and/or VTubers, with strong warnings for others. This is the most common theme across many clusters.
- Not worth full price (weight 0.53): Numerous reviews criticize the game's value at its full price, recommending waiting for a sale or a significant discount. Suggested price points range from $10 to $30.
- Fan service and lighthearted tone (weight 0.52): The game is noted for its focus on fan service, quirky characters, and comedic writing, which appeals to loyal fans. However, this focus may not satisfy those looking for serious story or gameplay.
- Bugs and crashes reported (weight 0.49): Players frequently report bugs, crashes, and technical issues, including a game-breaking problem and a monitor over 60Hz issue. Many advise waiting for patches before purchasing.
- Recommend other Neptunia games (weight 0.41): A recurring suggestion is to play other Neptunia titles instead, such as VII, Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online, or the Rebirth series on Steam. Some note this is not a good starting point for newcomers.
- Wait for sale or patches (weight 0.38): Many reviewers advise waiting for a sale or patches before buying, especially due to bugs and price concerns. Some suggest testing the game or refunding if it doesn't work.
- Not recommended at all (weight 0.24): Some reviews give a blanket negative recommendation, saying the game is not worth playing for anyone or that it should be skipped entirely. This includes strong negative sentiments.
- VTuber fans may be disappointed (weight 0.2): Some reviewers warn that VTuber fans might be disappointed, as the game may not fully deliver on the VTuber experience. Alternatives like Holocure are recommended.
- Good for light anime shooter fans (weight 0.17): The game can be enjoyable for players who like light, fast-paced action with anime aesthetics, especially on sale. It is recommended for fans of kawaii shooters and anime fan-oriented RPG players.
- Specific gameplay tips provided (weight 0.16): Reviewers offer tips such as maxing one character's stats first, prioritizing certain items, and adjusting lock-on settings. These are minor but helpful suggestions.
- Fan tolerance leads to positive review (weight 0.13): Some fans give positive reviews out of loyalty or tolerance for the series, despite flaws. This suggests that diehard fans may be more forgiving.
- DLC character reduces difficulty (weight 0.1): Using DLC characters like Kizuna AI is suggested to make the game easier and more enjoyable for new players. This is a specific tip for those struggling with difficulty.
- Positive due to VTuber cameo (weight 0.09): Some positive reviews are given specifically because of the appearance of certain VTubers, such as Shirogane Noel. This indicates that VTuber fans may appreciate the game for its cameos.
- Controller issues noted (weight 0.05): Some reviewers report issues with controller support or recommend against playing with a controller. This is a specific technical concern.
- PC version has limited appeal (weight 0.05): The PC version is only recommended for a limited group who want 60FPS and have VTuber interest. Others may prefer console versions.
- Negative due to developer behavior (weight 0.05): One reviewer changed their recommendation to negative due to developer behavior, suggesting external factors affect perception. This is a specific but impactful complaint.
- Better as turn-based game (weight 0.05): One reviewer suggests the game would be better if it were turn-based, indicating a mismatch between the action gameplay and expectations. This is a niche opinion.
- Not for achievement hunters (weight 0.05): Achievement completion is noted as too hard for non-fans, suggesting that only dedicated players should attempt it. This is a niche warning.
- Positive for weirdness (weight 0.05): A reviewer gives a thumbs up for the game being weird, indicating that its unconventional nature is a selling point for some. This is a niche positive.

Other player notes:
- VTuber crossover focus (weight 0.66): The game heavily features virtual idols (VTubers) in a crossover with the Neptunia series, including real-life VTubers and Hololive members. It combines Neptunia characters with VTubers in a virtual world setting.
- Neptunia series spin-off (weight 0.47): The game is identified as a spin-off in the Neptunia franchise, specifically a 10th anniversary title. It is often described as a spin-off similar to Hyperdimension Neptunia U.
- Comparison to other Neptunia games (weight 0.32): Reviewers compare this game to other Neptunia titles like Brave Neptunia, Sisters vs Sisters, and Neptunia U. Some find it worse or more bearable depending on the comparison.
- VTuber collaboration details (weight 0.3): The game features a VTuber crossover with Hololive, including guests like Kizuna Ai, Towa Kiseki, and Shirogane Noel. Some VTubers have their own DLC stories.
- Technical issues and fixes (weight 0.3): The game has technical issues such as unexpected bloom effects, bugs, and lack of technical support at launch. Some fixes are available through guides and community solutions.
- Post-game DLC content (weight 0.29): DLC includes additional stories, playable characters like Kizuna AI, and outfits. DLC outfits can be claimed after clearing the prologue.
- VTubers underused and missing (weight 0.29): Many VTubers are not playable and appear only in limited roles such as advertisements, items, or loading screens. Some VTubers are missing entirely, and their inclusion feels like forced product placement.
- No English dub (weight 0.27): The game only offers Japanese voice acting; there is no English dub option. This was reportedly due to the large amount of lines and expensive VTuber licensing.
- Gameplay mechanics and changes (weight 0.27): The game introduces new mechanics like double jump, BeatTik dancing mini-game, and Vcubes. It has a different control scheme from previous Neptunia games and removes some features like photo mode.
- Language options and issues (weight 0.24): The game supports Japanese, English, and Traditional Chinese languages, but there are bugs in the Chinese version. No subtitles during gameplay and some untranslated VTuber clips.
- Weak story and quality (weight 0.23): Some reviewers consider the story and overall quality to be weak compared to other Neptunia games. It is often recommended to play other titles in the series instead.
- Digital world setting (weight 0.22): The story is set in a digital dimension called Virtuland or EMO, where the goddesses and virtual idols must save the world from destruction by Anti forces.
- VTuber advertisements in game (weight 0.21): Loading screens and monitors feature VTuber advertisements and introductions with subscription requests. TVs throughout levels display VTuber clips.
- Short playtime and content (weight 0.2): The game is short, with the main story taking about 15 hours and full achievements in under 20 hours. The volume of content is considered small.
- Fan-oriented spin-off (weight 0.17): The game is designed as fan service for Neptunia and VTuber fans rather than a deep action game. It is a fan-oriented title that may not appeal to all players.
- Visual and audio style (weight 0.16): The game maintains an anime style with colorful effects and energetic soundtrack matching fast-paced battles. Voice acting is top-tier with original anime cast.
- Story themes and quality (weight 0.16): The story involves saving the digital world from destruction and includes a 'maybe the good guys aren't so good' angle. Some find it interesting but weak compared to other games.
- Buggy PC port experience (weight 0.14): The PC version is very buggy, with issues such as being unplayable for over a week after launch. Chinese language versions have bugs that remain unfixed after three years.
- Action RPG with controller support (weight 0.13): The game is an action RPG in the Neptunia series that supports controllers. It is recommended to play with a controller for better experience.
- Gacha and upgrade systems (weight 0.13): The game includes a gacha system unlocked around the third upgrade and Vcubes that can be unlocked using Ponos coins. These systems involve grinding elements.

Emotions:
- Disappointment (weight 0.37): Players are disappointed by the game's failure to live up to its potential, with outdated graphics, weak gameplay, and poor optimization. The heavy focus on VTubers, who are often relegated to DLC or equipment rather than playable characters, neglects the core Neptunia goddesses and feels like a soulless cash grab. Technical issues like crashes and clunky combat further diminish the experience, making it feel unfinished and inferior to previous entries.
- Frustration (weight 0.33): Frustration stems from severe technical problems, including frequent crashes, bugs that block progress, and poor optimization. Controls are often clunky, with broken key bindings, missing lock-on, and unresponsive aiming, while tutorials and UI are poorly explained. These issues make the game nearly unplayable, especially with lost progress due to sparse save points and audio problems.
- Annoyance (weight 0.12): Annoyance is caused by rendering issues that obstruct visibility, repetitive enemies and environments, and overwhelming sound design with constant character voices. Awkward camera controls, overpowered enemies, and intrusive VTuber advertisements also contribute to a irritating experience.
- Boredom (weight 0.07): Boredom arises from monotonous gameplay, repetitive dungeons, and excessive backtracking. The story is dull, grinding is unfun, and combat becomes mindless, with padded visual novel sections and long, useless dialogue.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.07): Players enjoy the appealing characters, good music, and humorous, absurd moments. The gameplay, especially combat and movement, is fun, and the game offers plenty to do, with a unique arcade-style shooter/hack-and-slash experience.
- Anger (weight 0.07): Anger is fueled by a broken BeatTik glitch, strict final boss hit detection, and the worst DLC with cardboard facemasks. The game's focus on VTubers over the four goddesses, a botched release with no sound, and poor optimization add to the outrage.
- Confusion (weight 0.03): Confusion results from unexplained mechanics like the VTuber finisher, mysterious monster attacks, and inconsistent UI showing keyboard controls when using a controller. Bad default keymapping and unfriendly text-based tutorials further complicate understanding.
- Indifference (weight 0.02): Indifference is due to shallow gameplay that lacks mechanical depth and a story that doesn't require interest in VTubers, leading to a lack of engagement.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.02): Satisfaction comes from the graphics, songs, and humor, as well as dungeon design and enemy variety. The game is perfect for anime fans with its live2d and combat.
- Amusement (weight 0.01): Amusement is derived from goofy writing and the quirky presentation of new scenes with three distant shots each time.
- Monotony (weight 0.01): Monotony is caused by repetitive enemies and a predictable mission structure.
- Grief (weight 0.01): Grief stems from technical issues and design problems that mar the experience.
- Caution (weight 0.01): Caution is advised due to a potential issue with monitors over 60Hz.
- Irritation (weight 0.01): Irritation arises from sound design that creates a cacophony with too many sounds at once.
- Appreciation (weight 0.01): Appreciation for the idea of combining Neptunia and VTubers, which is seen as bold.
- Regret (weight 0.01): Regret is felt after buying the game and being unable to get a refund.
- Discomfort (weight 0.01): Discomfort is caused by many changes from previous Neptunia games, making it feel unfamiliar.
- Stress (weight 0.01): Stress is induced by a lack of wake-up invincibility and off-screen projectiles.
- Dislike (weight 0.01): Dislike is directed at the story's naive forgiveness plot.
- Interest (weight 0.01): Interest is piqued by seeing how many VTubers featured in the game became big or retired since release.}