Info about Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online:

Official game description:
  
In this hack 'n' slash adventure co-developed with Tamsoft and Compile Heart, everyone's favorite four Goddesses enter an online fantasy game world inspired by... themselves! Choose from 12 characters, each with a unique playstyle to fight in 4-person realtime brawls, unleash devastating Awakening Skills, customize with tons of cosmetic accessories, and even play online with others!  
**Key Features**  
*   **4 Person Dungeon Raids** - You'll never go it alone in the dungeons when you've got 3 other party members! Team up to exterminate dungeon fodder in this hack 'n' slash adventure! And change the player you control whenever you want!  
*   **You CAN Cast that Here** - Be prepped for any situation when you can map multiple skills to each face button, and max out your meter to unleash a flashy "Awakening Skill" that will devastate those who cross you!  
*   **+10 to Fashion** - Show off tons of cosmetic gear that can be resized, rotated, and placed anywhere! Ever seen a mustachioed fairy pirate DJ? Now you can!  
*   **Nep\_Main Joined your Party** - Play online with up to three other people for extra loot and harder enemies, plus use the in-game chat feature to really make it feel like an MMO! (It's not.)

Release date: Feb 27, 2018

Categories: Hack and Slash, Action RPG, JRPG, Co-op Multiplayer, Character Customization, Dungeon Crawler, Visual Novel, Female Protagonist

Feature scans:
- Steam Deck: score 20; verdict: Seamless on Steam Deck; summary: The audit finds a split picture: the only direct Steam Deck report is positive, stating the game works perfectly, and low RAM requirements support compatibility. However, multiple reviews describe PC port optimization issues, including stuttering, frame drops, elevated GPU temperatures, long load times, and black screens. There is no evidence of required Proton Experimental toggles, external launchers, small-text readability problems, battery drain, anti-cheat errors, or launch failures. Under the scoring criteria, the direct Steam Deck experience remains in the Seamless range, with PC port caveats noted.

- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $10.00 - $20.00
  - Reasoning: The reviews repeatedly frame the game as worthwhile only at a discount, with several users saying the full or current price is not justified due to short story, weak replayability, mediocre combat, and multiplayer issues. Positive comments still recommend buying on sale or for franchise fans, and one translated review gives 8/10 specifically for a discounted bundle. This consensus points to a fair base-game value well below the standard full-price tier, roughly in the $10-$20 USD range.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 25.0h
  - Story completion: 20.0h
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: 5.0h
  - Reasoning: The evidence contains multiple independent playtime reports for Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online. For storyCompletion, the main-story figures cluster around 15-25 hours, with direct mentions of 15 hours and 16-20 hours, so I use 20 hours as a representative midpoint. For gameCompletion, reports add roughly 4-10 hours of side quests and achievements to the story, and one report says the title can be fully beaten around the 20-hour mark; I use 25 hours as a normal all-content completion estimate. For endgame, one quote specifically says another 4-6 hours are needed for guild quests and achievements, so I set endgame to 5 hours. sessionLength is unsupported because the reviews do not quantify a typical single-play session, only vague mentions of consecutive hours.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: The game often starts with tutorial and control-setup friction, then becomes fun for many players after roughly the first hour and once controls are configured; its multiplayer remains a separate, frequently negative experience.
  - Stance: Clicks after
  - Anchor: Getting past the first hour.
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Tutorial bugs, including getting stuck if the player presses Enter.; Options menu is disabled during the tutorial, preventing immediate key configuration.; Keyboard input prompts are missing, with controller prompts shown instead.; No in-game save until the tutorial is completed, so restarts can repeat the first hour.; Multiplayer is laggy, unstable, empty, or broken for co-op-focused players.; Combat and quest structure can feel repetitive.
  - Unlock drivers: Rebinding and finishing keyboard configuration.; Getting past the tutorial and first hour.; Playing solo rather than relying on multiplayer.; Investment in Neptunia characters, anime humor, and story.; Enjoying incremental quest and gear progression.
  - Conditions: Enjoyment begins more reliably after the first hour and after controls are configured.; Players who intend to play with friends are likely to be disappointed by broken or laggy multiplayer.; Players who do not intend to play with friends may find the single-player game great.; Neptunia/anime humor and characters can sustain enjoyment even if gameplay is repetitive.; If anime humor and characters do not pull the player in, the gameplay can feel repetitive.; Tolerance for repetition and incremental progression affects when fun starts and lasts.
- Player Archetypes:
  - Neptunia Franchise Loyalist (buy)
    - Motivation: Spending more time with beloved Neptunia characters and their humor in a new spin-off.
    - Playstyle: Casual action RPG progression, character collection, story scenes, and light grinding.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: Neptunia fan; moe fan; hardcore Neptunia fan
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Action Combat Veteran (no buy)
    - Motivation: Testing and enjoying responsive action combat with solid hit feedback and technical depth.
    - Playstyle: Hack-and-slash, combo timing, dodging, and optimizing action RPG mechanics.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: action game player; ARPG player; veteran ACT player
    - Reference games: Mario; Monster Hunter; Senran Kagura
  - Co-op Multiplayer Seeker (no buy)
    - Motivation: Playing online co-op with friends in an MMO-style action RPG.
    - Playstyle: Multiplayer missions, lobbies, and group play with friends.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Casual Non-Fan JRPG Player (buy)
    - Motivation: Relaxing with an easy, short action JRPG that does not require franchise investment.
    - Playstyle: Simple combat, light grinding, solo play, and casual progression.
    - Experience: newcomer
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: casual gamer; casual player
    - Reference games: Neptunia x Senran Kagura


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:
- Fast-paced hack and slash (weight 0.31): The gameplay is excellent with fast-paced hack'n'slash combat, dynamic battles, and real-time action. Combos and special abilities add excitement.
- Official Chinese language support (weight 0.24): The game offers official Chinese language support, including Traditional Chinese, with good translation quality. This was frequently mentioned as a positive feature.
- Good spin-off for JRPG fans (weight 0.2): It is considered a very good spin-off and great for JRPG lovers. It represents the genre well and appeals to fans of both Neptunia and JRPGs.
- Unreal Engine 4 visuals (weight 0.16): The use of Unreal Engine 4 results in gorgeous visuals and improved performance compared to previous titles. Many users praised the graphical upgrade.
- Character variety in combat (weight 0.15): Each character has a different combat style, from defensive to aggressive or support, with unique weapons and skills. This adds strategic depth.
- Extensive language and voice support (weight 0.15): The game offers immense Japanese language support with full vocal and subtitles, plus options for Chinese, Japanese, and English text and voice acting. Voice acting quality is high.
- Great music and CG (weight 0.15): The music and CG are of high quality, with beautiful, soft music and impressive cutscenes. The opening song was particularly praised.
- Engaging story and structure (weight 0.15): The story is engaging with an interesting structure, though some found it just okay. It is watchable and keeps players interested.
- Neptunia humor and references (weight 0.12): The game features typical Neptunia humor, jokes, and self-aware references that fans appreciate. It captures the series' spirit well.
- Among better Neptunia games (weight 0.12): Many consider it one of the better Neptunia games and a must-play for series fans. It is highly recommended for anime game enthusiasts.
- Unique and interesting characters (weight 0.12): Each character feels unique and interesting, with distinct personalities and development. This added depth to the experience.
- Beautiful visuals and graphics (weight 0.12): The visuals are very beautiful, with good graphics that enhance the overall experience. Many users praised the aesthetic.
- Entertaining character interactions (weight 0.12): Dialogue and character dynamics are entertaining, with enjoyable interactions that keep players engaged. This was a common positive point.
- Fanservice and humor (weight 0.12): The game includes plenty of fanservice and humor, which appeals to the target audience. Some noted it as a notable aspect.
- Runs smoothly and fast (weight 0.12): The game runs well, feels fast, and performs smoothly. This was consistently reported by players.
- Reasonable price (weight 0.12): The game is considered reasonably priced, cheap, and affordable. This made it more accessible to a wider audience.
- Captures MMO vibe (weight 0.08): The game captures the MMO vibe really well, making players feel like they are in an MMO environment. This was a unique positive aspect.
- Simple but fun combat (weight 0.08): The combat is simple but put together well and fun to play. It offers accessible action without being overly complex.

Common complaints:
- Multiplayer Lag and Netcode Issues (weight 0.48): Multiplayer suffers from severe lag, poor netcode, and non-host warping, making online play unenjoyable. High frequency of complaints across multiple clusters.
- Repetitive Dungeons and Bosses (weight 0.39): Dungeons and bosses are highly repetitive, with reskinned enemies and lack of variety in objectives. This reduces long-term engagement.
- Poor PC Keybindings and Controls (weight 0.3): Default keybindings are counterintuitive and can only be changed from the title screen, not in-game. Keyboard and mouse controls are clunky and not smooth.
- Lack of Hit Feedback in Combat (weight 0.29): Attacks landing on enemies lack visual or audio feedback, feeling like hitting air. This is a common and specific complaint.
- Occasional Bugs and Glitches (weight 0.25): Various bugs are reported, such as getting stuck in boss collision boxes, map bugs on stairs, and accessory display glitches. These impact gameplay negatively.
- Excessively Long Loading Times (weight 0.21): Initial game startup and load times are extremely slow, often taking over a minute. This is a frequent and specific issue.
- Bland and Clichéd Story (weight 0.17): The plot is simple, lacking highlights and dramatic developments, making it boring for players. This is a common but somewhat vague complaint.
- Multiplayer Disbands After Matches (weight 0.15): Multiplayer rooms disband immediately after completing quests, forcing players to regroup. This disrupts online play.
- Multiplayer Functional Bugs (weight 0.09): In multiplayer, players sometimes cannot attack or jump but can still be attacked and hurt. This severely breaks the multiplayer experience.
- Dead Multiplayer Community (weight 0.09): Multiplayer is often desolate or dead, making it hard to find matches. This reduces the value of the multiplayer mode.
- Audio Balance Issues (weight 0.08): Character voices are too quiet or muffled compared to loud music, making it hard to hear dialogue. This affects immersion.
- Strong Grinding Required (weight 0.08): The game involves significant grinding, which can be tedious for some players. This is a common complaint.
- Outdated Visuals on Unreal Engine 4 (weight 0.08): Despite using Unreal Engine 4, the game's visuals resemble Unreal Engine 3 quality. This indicates poor optimization or asset quality.
- Unclear Hitboxes in Combat (weight 0.08): Combat hitboxes are unclear and clunky, leading to frustrating gameplay. This is a common but vague complaint.
- No Korean Localization (weight 0.08): The game does not support the Korean language, limiting accessibility for Korean players. This is a specific but niche issue.
- Tutorial Enter Key Bug (weight 0.08): Pressing Enter during the tutorial can prevent progress and require a restart. This is a specific but annoying bug.
- Small Item Pickup Range (weight 0.08): The item pickup range is too small, making it difficult to collect items. This is a minor but specific issue.
- Insufficient Cosmetic Options (weight 0.07): There are not enough outfits or accessories for character customization. This is a minor but notable issue.
- Unskippable Studio Logos (weight 0.07): Studio logo videos at game start cannot be skipped, wasting time on every launch. This is a minor annoyance.

Gameplay feedback:
- Hack and slash action combat (weight 0.59): The combat is described as fast-paced hack and slash, often involving button mashing and combo-based attacks. It is an action RPG rather than a traditional turn-based system.
- Multiplayer and online co-op (weight 0.54): Players highlight that the game supports multiplayer, including online play with friends and co-op modes. The co-op feature offers its own quests that are separate from the main single-player story.
- Neptunia spin-off series (weight 0.26): This game is widely recognized as a spin-off in the Neptunia franchise. It features Neptunia characters and an MMO-themed setting.
- Twelve playable characters (weight 0.21): There are 12 playable characters, including the four goddesses and candidates, each with unique classes and abilities. Characters can be switched at any time during combat.
- Simple combat and controls (weight 0.21): Many players find the combat simple and easy, often noting that it can be played with a single button or simple controls. This simplicity is sometimes seen as a lack of depth.
- Visual novel presentation (weight 0.14): The game features visual novel elements, including gallery mode and audio replay. Dialogue scenes use a visual novel style with movement and camera changes.
- Four-character party combat (weight 0.12): Combat involves four characters fighting together in real-time within dungeons. Players can swap between many characters on the field.
- Character customization options (weight 0.12): The game offers character customization, allowing players to change outfits and accessories. This adds a layer of personalization to the experience.
- Combat mechanics and skills (weight 0.11): Combat involves controlling characters to perform basic attacks and use skills, including breaking armor and ultimate abilities. These mechanics add depth to the action gameplay.

Performance notes:
- Long Startup and Loading Times (weight 0.53): Players consistently report extremely long initial load times, often taking 3-4 minutes, with unskippable company logo videos exacerbating the issue. This occurs on every launch, even after patches, and is particularly severe on mechanical hard drives.
- Multiplayer Netcode and Lag Issues (weight 0.37): Online multiplayer suffers from severe lag, stuttering, and rubberbanding, with poor netcode causing constant warping for non-hosts. The connection is unstable and often makes online play impossible.
- Frame Drops and Stuttering (weight 0.21): Frame rate drops and stuttering occur during gameplay, especially in particle-heavy spells, when moving the camera in single player, and in online co-op. These performance issues detract from the experience.
- Smooth Performance on Various Hardware (weight 0.21): Players report smooth performance on average PCs without stuttering or overheating, and even on older hardware like GTX760 or budget laptops, achieving playable frame rates.
- Character Stuck and Crashes (weight 0.13): Players experience crashes and characters getting stuck in the environment, requiring game restarts. This is a recurring issue that disrupts gameplay.
- Boss Glitches and Damage Bugs (weight 0.12): Many bosses are glitchy, with issues like delayed monster death and a double damage glitch. These bugs can make combat frustrating.
- Resolution and Display Issues (weight 0.09): The game has a low resolution cap and display problems that can sometimes be fixed by adjusting high DPI settings and using borderless mode. These issues affect visual quality.
- Moderate Hardware Requirements (weight 0.09): The game does not require an i7 processor and can run on a 6th gen core i3 at 1080p high settings, though some report poor performance with minimum specs requiring 8GB RAM and i7.
- Launch Failure Despite Capable PC (weight 0.05): One player could not get the game to open even though their PC can run Call of Duty on Ultra settings, indicating a potential compatibility or optimization issue.
- Controller Mouse Cursor Bug (weight 0.05): When using a controller, the mouse cursor remains visible on screen, which is distracting and can interfere with gameplay.
- Slowdowns in Dungeons (weight 0.05): Weird slow-downs occur after starting the game and when entering new dungeons, impacting performance during exploration.
- Keyboard and Mouse Control Bugs (weight 0.05): Keyboard and mouse control bugs affect camera and mouse input, making the game difficult to control for some players.
- Runs at 60 FPS (weight 0.05): Some players report that the game runs at a stable 60 FPS, indicating that performance can be good on certain hardware configurations.
- High GPU Usage in Conversations (weight 0.05): GPU usage noticeably increases during conversation scenes, potentially causing unnecessary strain on hardware.
- Graphics Card Temperature High (weight 0.05): Some players report high graphics card temperatures despite modest graphical fidelity, possibly due to the Unreal 4 engine and porting issues.
- Graphics Settings Can Be Lowered (weight 0.05): The game allows lowering graphics settings, which can help improve performance on less powerful systems.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for Neptunia fans (weight 0.71): Many reviewers agree that fans of the Neptunia series will find this game enjoyable and worth buying. The game is praised for its character interactions, humor, and franchise appeal.
- Best on sale or discount (weight 0.37): Several reviewers suggest waiting for a sale or discount before purchasing, as the game may not be worth full price for everyone. It is often recommended to pick up on sale.
- Supports developer and future games (weight 0.3): Some reviewers buy to support the developer and hope for future Neptunia games in this style. They express willingness to purchase future entries if quality is maintained.
- Good for relaxed casual play (weight 0.26): Many find it a great comfort game for when you want something lighter, with low difficulty and casual enjoyment. It is also suitable for those who enjoy slice-of-life daily stories.
- Multiplayer issues and avoidance (weight 0.25): The multiplayer experience is criticized as buggy and not enjoyable, with reviewers advising to avoid the game if you plan to play with friends. It is recommended only for single-player.
- Not for non-fans (weight 0.23): Reviewers generally do not recommend this game for non-fans of the Neptunia series or those expecting a polished action game. It is mainly for those already attached to the characters and humor.
- Character-driven appeal over gameplay (weight 0.21): The game is recommended for those who focus on characters, cute designs, and character interactions, but gameplay flaws should be ignored. It is not for players who prioritize gameplay and challenge.
- Not ideal as first entry (weight 0.2): Many reviewers warn against starting the Neptunia series with this game, recommending the mainline turn-based games or Re;birth titles instead. It is better suited for veterans.
- Appeal for anime and JRPG fans (weight 0.16): Fans of anime action RPGs and JRPG enthusiasts may enjoy this game, especially those who like cute characters and lighthearted stories. It is also recommended for hack and slash fans.
- Avoid if seeking challenge (weight 0.16): Players looking for combat challenge or a true online RPG experience may be disappointed, as the game is easy and repetitive. It is not suitable for hardcore players seeking story, graphics, or hit feedback.
- Controller recommended over keyboard (weight 0.15): Using a controller is strongly advised due to complicated keyboard remapping and poor keyboard/mouse experience. A gamepad, such as an Xbox 360 controller, improves playability.
- Mixed reviews and caveats (weight 0.14): Some reviewers recommend the game with reservations, noting flaws but still finding enjoyment, especially for fans. Ratings around 8/10 are common, reflecting a generally positive but not outstanding reception.
- Good for specific preferences (weight 0.14): The game may appeal to those who enjoy MMORPG elements, grinding with companions, or exploring dungeons for equipment. Fans of voice actors and moe/yuri content also find it appealing.
- Worthwhile for dedicated fans (weight 0.14): Dedicated Neptunia fans who want to experience everything in the franchise will find it worthwhile, despite flaws. It is also recommended for veterans who have not yet played it.
- Repetitive dungeons and gameplay (weight 0.13): The gameplay can become repetitive, especially in dungeons and bosses, which may not appeal to everyone. Reviewers advise caution if you dislike grinding.
- Strong for character and humor (weight 0.13): The game excels in delivering Neptunia-style humor, character interactions, and anime meme references, which are the main draws. It is especially enjoyable for fans of the series' humor and characters.
- Skip if not invested (weight 0.12): Those without attachment to the Neptunia characters or who are not fans may not enjoy the game. Non-fans are often advised to avoid it or wait for a deep sale.
- Technical issues and bugs (weight 0.11): Some technical issues and bugs are reported, including softlocks and multiplayer problems, which may affect enjoyment. Potential buyers should be aware of these problems.
- Miscellaneous recommendations (weight 0.08): Various other recommendations, such as for Steam beginners, lucky players, or those seeking adult content elsewhere, are noted. These are niche and low impact.
- Not recommended for lazy development (weight 0.03): A few reviewers criticize the game for lazy development and advise against buying or supporting it. This is a minority opinion.

Other player notes:
- Neptunia series spin-off (weight 0.56): The game is consistently described as a Neptunia series spin-off, with many noting it is a fan-oriented experience. Several reviewers compared it to other entries like Megadimension Neptunia VII.
- Japanese and Chinese languages (weight 0.31): The game offers Japanese voice acting with subtitles and text language options including Chinese, Japanese, and English. Chinese support includes both Traditional and Simplified, though some note only Traditional is available.
- Short 20-40 hour playtime (weight 0.23): Multiple players report completion times ranging from 20 to 40 hours, with main story typically taking 16-30 hours. Side quests and efficiency can affect total playtime.
- Compared to Neptunia action games (weight 0.17): Reviewers compared its combat system to other Neptunia action titles like Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed and Megatagmension. It is often described as a simple action RPG rather than a deep one.
- Built on Unreal Engine 4 (weight 0.14): The game uses Unreal Engine 4 as its engine, as noted by several reviewers.
- Single-player with optional co-op (weight 0.14): The game is primarily a single-player experience but includes optional online cooperative features.
- Unfavorably compared to Sword Art Online (weight 0.14): Some reviewers compared the game to Sword Art Online and traditional dungeon crawlers, often finding it lacking. It also includes many Sword Art Online jokes and references.
- Easy achievements, 60 hours (weight 0.14): Achievements are easy to obtain, and completing all of them takes about 60 hours.
- Title: Four Goddesses Online (weight 0.12): The game is named 'Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online'. The story involves the four goddesses beta testing a new online game called 4 Goddesses Online in Alsgard.
- More polish than other spin-offs (weight 0.08): The game is noted to have more care and polish compared to other spin-offs in the franchise, representing a huge improvement.
- PS4 version mentioned (weight 0.07): Some players played the game on PlayStation 4, including one who achieved 100% completion at launch.

Emotions:
- Disappointment (weight 0.22): The game suffers from numerous technical and design flaws, including lack of hit feedback, poor optimization, broken multiplayer, and unengaging combat. Many players also lament the absence of Korean localization, simple story, and outdated mechanics that fail to meet expectations for a Neptunia action RPG.
- Frustration (weight 0.21): Technical issues such as crashes, long loading times, broken multiplayer, and poor keyboard/mouse controls cause significant frustration. Additionally, bugs like getting stuck in enemies, lost save files, and unresponsive key bindings further degrade the experience.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.12): Many players enjoy the game for its charming characters, comfy MMO-like atmosphere, and fun action RPG combat. The humor, banter, and familiar Neptunia elements provide a pleasant and entertaining experience.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.07): Players find satisfaction in the game's fluid combat, attractive characters, and easy completion. The reasonable price, fan service, and good soundtrack also contribute to a satisfying experience.
- Annoyance (weight 0.03): Annoyances include unskippable logos and cutscenes, poor default controls, and minor issues like excessive screen time for certain characters. These small irritations detract from the overall experience.
- Boredom (weight 0.03): The game's repetitive content, reskinned enemies, and unengaging boss fights lead to boredom. A simple and predictable story further contributes to a lack of excitement.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): The game's humor, including parodies, fourth-wall breaks, and references to other games, provides amusement. The comedic dialogue and character interactions are entertaining.
- Joy (weight 0.02): Players feel joy from the game's dynamic gameplay, references to the series, and collaborations like Honkai Impact 2. The light-hearted and fun experience brings happiness.
- Excitement (weight 0.02): Excitement stems from the real-time combat system with parrying and skill variety, as well as engaging story moments. The dungeon BGM and combat freedom add to the thrill.
- Appreciation (weight 0.02): Players appreciate the cute models, smooth animations, vibrant visuals, and customization options. The side stories, characters, and overall charm of the game are highly valued.
- Love (weight 0.02): Love for the game arises from its beautiful art style, fourth-wall-breaking humor, and enjoyable improvements. The characters and overall experience resonate deeply with players.
- Confusion (weight 0.02): Confusion is caused by unclear direction after the tutorial, odd color tones, and references to Sword Art Online that may be missed. The equipment progression system also lacks clarity.
- Surprise (weight 0.01): Surprise comes from the game being unexpectedly bad compared to prior Neptunia titles, as well as the existence of New Game+ and the amount of playtime and character essence.
- Fun (weight 0.01): The game is fun due to its light humor, references, and accessible hack'n'slash combat. It provides a simple but enjoyable way to pass the time.
- Admiration (weight 0.01): Admiration is felt for the voice acting, artwork, and the overall quality of the game, which some consider a masterpiece.
- Affection (weight 0.01): Affection is driven by love for the Neptunia characters, their cuteness, and the chibi designs. The characters are lovable and endearing.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.01): Enthusiasm is shown for the detailed character analysis, strategic team-building, and enjoyment of the combat, music, art, story, and low price. The new Neptunia game with party-based combat and multiplayer also generates excitement.
- Happiness (weight 0.01): Happiness is derived from the funny story, familiar characters, and excellent Traditional Chinese translation, which enhance the overall experience.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.01): Nostalgia arises from memories of older turn-based games being more fun, highlighting a preference for the classic style.
- Dissatisfaction (weight 0.01): Dissatisfaction is caused by the lack of Brazilian Portuguese subtitles and issues with experience distribution and DLC clothing.}