Anime show 动漫时装秀 Reviews

Watch the videos and you'll know what to expect. It's not worth your money.

I'm giving it a thumbs up because I want new and interesting VR experiences, but the game has a lot of issues with it which I highlight through my video walkthrough/review. The largest being it's third "act" is a mirror of the first, when it could have been say a clothing change or them dancing. It feels semi tacked on and a way to "save" you want as your waifu in the end, when I think adding a third time to rate would have really shaken things up. Video Review: https://youtu.be/QKJAOZnSfXU I think it's worth it as long as you wait for a sale.

I was kinda hoping for a little more.....interaction in this game. All I did was rate girls on a scale from 1 to 5. No option to go behind the stage and do anything fun. The game even advertises nudity but there doesn't seem to be any. Am I missing something? Actually they can fix this if they could provide an official patch to add content not available in the Steam version, kinda like how they did for Kanojo VR. Then I'd say it would be totally worth it.

My 83-year-old grandpa claims that computers sucks, but he loves virtual reality and asked me to write this comment: "The girls are great, they have a bit too big eyes, but they have super tits. It is a pity that it was not before, I would never marry." Bests xD

Game feels a little unfinished, and I personally don't feel it's worth the price. I beat it in 25 minutes, and the game in 29.

Anyone buying this game should not expect long "gameplay", it is quite short, repetitive. If i would have to rate this game on 1-5 scale right now as it is, i would be stuck between 2 and 3. However what i like about it is the idea and if developers would put some effort in it then this would be actually quite unique VR experience. Here is list of things that the developers should improve: 1. Girls look the same, almost no differences what so ever. Height, body measurements, movements. It is like one girl with just different outfits. No personality what so ever. 2. This game needs some serious physics overall. Clothing, body. There are many VR experiences with natural looking clothing and body physics and it makes a HUGE difference. 3. Movements are horrible. Walking animation looks and feels so un-natural that it is actually quite painful to watch. The animations are so few and very repetitive. After third girl it is just boring 4. Sound effects are bit too much now and then, quite loud in some places. 5. Repetitive. Girls, movements, stages. I did like the second stage, the lighting and effects were quite amazing to be honest. If developers are reading this then here would be my message for them: Idea is good, execution is bad. Take this game, improve on it, make animations more smoother, more unique. Give the characters their own personality, unique face and body features more then just clothes and hair color. Add content like talent show or anything similar, instead of just literally walking (quite fast btw) by the user 3 times. The game itself, as it is right now when writing this review, is not so good. Idea however is is quite good and can have LOT of potential IF developers would put some effort in it.

The same low quality models are used once more. Especially the feet look terrible. You can "sit" at a table and judge every girl after a while. This would only be ok as a free demo or in the region of one buck. There is a camera but I did not manage to pick it up properly and to take a photo. Note: There seems to be no nudity nor sexual content.

Definitely not worth $18 as of the date of this review. I'd have preferred giving a "meh" instead of a thumbs down, but it's definitely not a thumbs up, but Steam has no such option. [list] [*] The models are all clones, except for the heads. Seriously, all of their bodies are exactly the same. [*] The animations are atrocious. The girls walk with their backs with their butts sticking out at an impossible angle of nearly 90 degrees from butt to center of spine. The walk looks like they have a crowbar caught between their butt cheeks. Their walk at their feet looks like a forward moonwalk, as the models are moving at a faster speed than the walk animation. It looks weird. [*] All animations are jerky and very unnatural. They all look poorly hand animated. Guys, try MOTION CAPTURE, heck even MMD's motion capture would be better than this. [*] The textures look like something out of a PS2 game. [*] The models are pointy and very low polygon count. [*] The "contest" is kind of loaded. I saw a few girls wearing exactly the same outfit. [*] It is a Unity Engine game, and it prompts with a dialog box for "Window/Fullscreen", "Resolution" and "Monitor" as if it was a 2D game. So starting it from SteamVR or the Oculus App is a pain in the rear, as you have to take off the headset to answer stupid questions that never should be asked, as the answers are already supplied in the SteamVR API. [*] Sparkly effects and such are way overboard, and sometimes distract from what little performance there is. The second stage had this floating sparkles that would fly in front of you face so you couldn't see anything. I have an idea, tone down on the woop-dee-doo effects and background dancers, and use that GPU horsepower for rendering the girls with more polygons and detail. [*] The controls are wonky. It was hard to figure out how to grab the score signs. How about a HAND for a model instead of a copy of my controller? The camera (for shooting pictures) was impossible to control. It just kept spinning around on my "controller" model. [*] You have to be kidding me! The new version places the stage behind you now. So if you are sitting, you have to turn all the way around to do anything. Damn annoying! [/list] Here are my suggestions for improvement, as I know this thing can be much better and actually worth the price: [list] [*] Use higher polygon count models [*] Use higher resolution textures at the very least at the point when they are standing in front to be judged. [*] Ditch the excess effects that distract from the performance. I'm betting that takes up a lot of GPU cycles and the girls are more important than the Miku Miku wanna-be set for that. [*] Improve the controls. Instead of showing a graphic of the real controller, show a hand. Make it easier to grab things. [*] Add a real popup menu. That weird table thing is stupid, confusing, and definitely not intuitive. [*] Ditch the camera and add a private photo mode where you can dressup and photograph the girl or girls of your choice. Leave the camera out of the contest. It just gets in the way and doesn't work well anyway. [*] Add more outfits to the contest. At least as many different outfits as there are girls, but three times more would add variety. [*] Add more stages to the contest, as many as there are separate outfits. There should be swimsuits, lengerie, evening gowns, casual, and cosplay. [*] Each girl needs a different model for her body. No more clones with interchangeable heads. Different proportions in chest size, waist size, leg size and length, butt size, torso length, shoulders, etc. [*] Get rid of the configuration prompt dialog at the beginning. It's completely unnecessary, as you get all of that information from SteamVR's API. [*] The latest update added bust and hair physics. The hair physics are very poor. It's still plastic hair, but now it sort of moves and still sticks out unnaturally. Physics tends to imply the laws of gravity are obeyed. [*] The girl's appendages clip all over themselves. It's kind of creepy. Hands can't go inside bodies. [/list]

After realizing this was a unity game everything basically made sense to me. I'll keep this pretty simple: Pros: -VR tracking works fine even though it should because its extremely barebones. (grabbing photos and the camera can feel awkward at times) -For a basic stage with basic props, they know how to use particle systems to take your attention away from the dull stages. Con: -Girls use same copy-paste full body, which has nipples inside the mesh under the clothes for whichever reason which I saw no real use for even being textured. -The walking animation could've possibly had more keyframes and positioning to be smoother. -Animations some girls do when they approach the table last a fraction of a second, while ones after picking a number are much longer. They also just stand there after the 0.1 second animation pose and look so lifeless. -Some girls don't blink,nor have dynamic bones in hair or breasts which compared to others just seems odd or unfinished. Even if model is intended not to have much movement in the breasts could've just set more stifness or inert for lesser movements. Others have ther shapekeys or mesh for their eye blink not where their eyes are, which was very distracting. -When stages phase in/out the model's eyes in the dance cubes or at the end of the game cycle stay there staring at you. -Arisa's ears dissapear in the 3rd stage. Overall, not reccomended.

No real gameplay, and no reward from any contestants. No nudity, which isn't a big deal,except for the tags,which is a bit misleading.