SENRAN KAGURA SHINOVI VERSUS Reviews

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An actual good story? In MY funny boobie ninja game? More likely than you'd think!

Man, I'm REALLY not beating the allegations with a review of Senran Kagura, of all games. If my name wasn't already mud for reviewing such cultured titles as "Oppai Succubus Academy", this would be the review that sends me hurtling deep down into the pit of despair where all the most reviled anime lechers lie - the Minoru Minetas, the Teruteru Hanamuras, the Master Roshis and the Parco "Chichi wo Moge" Folgores of the world. But there's one important difference between Senran Kagura and your standard-issue smut: there's a good game here. Some would even say a great one. So what's this about, anyways? Taking place after the events of Senran Kagura: Burst on the 3DS (if you want the lowdown on that story, buy up Burst ReNewal, the remake), Shinovi Versus centers on an end-of-the-year competition called the "Shinobi Battle Royale". Win, and you and your school of ninjas get to keep your honor. Lose, and, like the left side of Prince Zuko's face, it all goes up in flames. There's a fun, punchily-written story all throughout, and each of the four shinobi schools (Hanzo, Gessen, Hebijo, and the unlockable Crimson Squad) gets their own campaign. Think of each school as having its own "timeline": Hebijo's story, for instance, is the darkest and leads to a lot of major characters getting ambiguously killed off, but that doesn't happen in the other stories. The writing is always doing this delicate balance of silliness and seriousness, a bit like the Yin-Yang-Flash modes you have to balance when you play. Is the gameplay any good? I'd say so! If you've played a musou game before (Dynasty Warriors, Hyrule Warriors, etc.), you'll feel right at home in Senran Kagura: beat up hordes of ninja enemies and whale on named characters with elaborate skill trees. There are actually three skill trees for each character, if you can believe that! There's Flash mode (which you start in), and then you have the option to switch to Yang mode by doing a magical girl-esque Shinobi Transformation, or switch to Yin mode by breaking out of your uniform and fighting in nothing but a swimsuit. And there are 22 characters, so that's technically 66 different skill trees, all in one game! No small feat. Also, and this is REALLY important if you want to get your friends into this franchise: you also get the option to toggle all the really sleazy, gratuitous shots on and off if you go into the system settings. That's right - you can play Shinovi Versus COMPLETELY CLEAN, if you prefer. I definitely recommend this option if you're here for gaming instead of gooning. P.S. - I don't have a controller for Steam, so I should probably mention one downside: the controls. They're odd. And the keybinds will lie to you and tell you to press completely different keys. Check out the Estival Versus guide if you get too puzzled.

way too much talking, gameplay is kinda slow and you need to earn ingame currency for customization but all in all its a good old game, not really my style but i paid a ton of RPGs recommended for the steam deck and im going to play them lol. That said, i wouldnt play this until you watch the anime. I tried to play it before watching the anime and nothing made sense to me but after watching the anime you feel more of a connection to the game in terms of understanding the characters etc. The game itself doesnt do a good job at displaying any sort of character building etc, and like i said it is WAY too much reading. There is times that i even decide to read but 5 mins into reading one dialogue about random filler, i just hit skip... If you enjoy fighting RPG's, i would recommend using youtube before purchasing this game to see if its what you would enjoy, i bought a large group of games from a recommended list for the Steam Deck but i did NOT look at gameplay video of each individual game, maybe watch a streamer before you decide.