Where Neptunia ReVerse really shines are the characters themselves, how these characters interact with one another, and, of course, the references to real-life video games and companies. They even still call the game Re Birth 1 in one of the dialog boxes, which I found really lazy. I should mention this is the exact same story as seen in Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Birth 1. Neptune goes around Gamindustri with her friends, Compa and IF, solving problems in different lands while trying to help Neptune recover her memory. The main story of the game isn’t particularly groundbreaking. How much does the game improve upon the original, and is this game worth the time? Let’s go on and find out! Having never played Re Birth 1 and only Hyperdimension Neptunia, I was very excited to play, what should be, the definitive version of this remake.
ReVerse once again revamps the game’s UI, adds even more characters to the roster, a new game mode known as Arrange Mode, a fishing minigame, and updates the combat to allow four party members in battle. Jump forward another seven years and now an upgraded version of Re Birth 1, Neptunia ReVerse, is available for PlayStation 5. This game changed up many aspects of the original, including the UI, combat system, performance, the game’s script, and added new characters.
#NEPTUNIA REVERSE COLOSSEUM FULL#
Fast forward three years and a full remake of the game, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Birth 1, was released for PlayStation Vita. However, it was marred by framerate issues, boring combat, and an extremely grindy Shares system.
Ten years ago, the original Hyperdimension Neptunia released for PlayStation 3 and featured amazing character designs and equally interesting characters.
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