からかい上手の高木さんVR 2学期 Reviews

Forced to do physical activity in first scenario -_-

short game that let u being teased by Takagi 24/7

this game really makes you feel like nishikata

This girl beat me in everything possible 10/10 would want to cry again

I mean the game is nice enough if your looking to play a minigames like building a snowman or fishing with a anime girl then this may be that this may be the type of game for you. I feel like it's missing something but it's worth a shot? if it's cheap.

Pros: I get to play with Takagi Cons: Controls are pretty finicky with the Index controllers. Honestly just being able to see Takagi in VR moving alone makes it worth although it's basically just a short demo.

Very fun idea and an improvement over the first VR game, especially the snowman part. If you like Teasing Master Takagi-san, definitly buy this game during sales.

Harder than any souls and rougelike games. The boss is impossible to beat. 11/10

It was good enough for a game like this. Snowman building was the best part. I did have some trouble picking things up with my right index controller (this made poker and bike games harder especially). There were no audio or video options, and once you select an event, the game will go through the rest of them in order. Nishikata also speaks very quietly, and way too fast for me to follow the subtitles. I also could not open the notebook of recorded memories (I have no idea where the snowman photo I took went). Here is the video I made for this game. I should have probably recorded my headset instead of the game window: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSnOuyCG6uU

This game is a big improvement over the first Takagi game. Even though the number of scenes is the same, the mini-games are much more in-depth and interactive so it ends up lasting maybe 45 minutes or more. Also, once you beat the scenes in story mode, you unlock free mode where the mini-games are legit instead of rigged to make you lose so there is some replay value here. The Good: - The voice work and character design for Takagi were great. - The mini-games are actually interactive and fun this time around. (Except the bicycle one... That one's just weird.) - The main menu added an interactive Takagi that reacts when you poke her in various places. (FBI, plz...) The Bad: - The main character, Nishikata, isn't voiced. - The grip controls for Index are awkward, requiring you to squeeze the grips to hold anything. - The subtitles can't decide what they're doing. Sometimes they're anchored to the headset and follow you around. Other times they're anchored to a specific spot so you can't read them unless you're standing in a particular spot (snowman scene, walking home after fishing). Overall, it's short but on the cheap side so not a bad deal and it's much improved over the first game. Definitely worth it if you're a fan of the series.