In the shadow of a massive earthquake, you must brave a destroyed city where your choices will determine who survives.
The game takes place in a big city in the year 201X. It's July, the heart of summer, and the main character is visiting the city for a job interview. The city is suddenly hit with a major earthquake.
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First of all, I need to say that Disaster Report is NOT A GAME FOR EVERYONE. I loved the original on the PS2 but if anyone asked me if they should play it I'd most likely tell them GOD NO unless I was sure they'd appreciate it's baffling nature. To explain further: this is not a survival game, nor is it an adventure game. It's a Disaster Report game. This is a slapped together, poorly performing, often times broken mess of poor writing and outlandish scenarios. I loved every second of it. I lost count of how many times I was utterly confused by some of the decisions these characters make. There were so many twists and turns to this tale that I felt as though I was losing my mind. This is a game where you have about 4-8 responses you can give to any one question and half of those will be ridiculous joke answers. This is a game where you will be forced to confront some downright heartbr
Before You Buy! This game is a story player-picked adventure. It won't be for everyone, but I personally enjoyed the Raw Danger game. So I gave this game a try. Put in your mind that you are expecting to read a book going into this game. Not full on Natural Disaster watching simulator. Pro: The soundtrack is relaxing piano musics. Make your story Fashion goldmine Cracks!!! Con: Animations feels nonexistent [Ex] People will just phase in or out of certain scenes. The controls aren't really pc friendly; it's best to have an xbox controller plugged in. No English Dub Span of 8 to 10 hours The outcome is the same no matter what choices you have chosen. The story is meh Tons of bugs Overall 3/10 Not Worth Full $60 for ps3 game that was delayed nine years. In my opinion, I believe that this game had a chance to be good during those years of being delayed. Wait until $20 sale and mods
I really don't understand people who think Disaster Report is supposed to be awful on purpose. As someone who is a longtime fan of the Disaster Report series, I cannot in good faith recommend this game. Disaster Report is a series that is notorious for it's jank, hilariously bizarre writing and perplexing localization changes. DR4 was originally slated to be released on the PS3 almost a decade ago but was (rightfully) shelved due to the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake. However, as a result it entered a period of development hell and it shows in the final product. The biggest issue is the lack of over the top setpieces the series is known for. For example, DR2 took place on an artificial island city that was slowly sinking, done from the perspective of several characters like a runaway prisoner falsely accused of a murder and a high schooler trying to escape from a teacher who is implied to be a
In Brief; Disaster Report 4 – Summer Memories is a story-rich, choices-matter styled game with heavy role-playing emphasis. You create a character (who’s gender can significantly alter your journey) and lead them through a scathing adventure through a conundrum of catastrophes in a modern metropolis heavily drawing from Tokyo. Moreover, Disaster Report 4 is also a sterling, unadulterated blast-to-the-past, taking the player back to the sixth-generation of consoles (the PS2 and Xbox) with it’s abundance of bygone PS2-Era gameplay elements, including the now-antiquated use of fixed-cameras in interiors, fixed door-opening animations, an inventory accessed through the pause menu, long menu prompts for interaction with various items or NPCs, very strict & specific mode of level progression, lots of hidden-in-plain sight content that Is not clearly accessible and very little handholding. G
Note: Updated after finishing the game. You should know what you're getting into before you plunk down your hard-earned dosh on this game. It is not an exciting action-adventure romp through a ruined city where you fight rivals for canned goods and bottled water, and if you're looking for that, then move along, there's nothing to see here. If, however, you're interested in a Japanese-janky linear adventure with some survival elements and a ridiculous juxtaposition of a city falling down coupled with light EZ-listening music, then this game might tickle your fancy. Also, there is no English dub, so be prepared to read subtitles the whole way through. It's been 13 years since this series last saw Western shores and it skipped an entire console generation in between; the first two games were brought over here by Agetec under the names Disaster Report and Raw Danger for the PS2 (no, you ca
Do not buy this game at any price. It is garbage. I like the Disaster Report series. This entry is not even in the same league as the others. Don't trust the demo. The game gets worse the longer you play it. Almost everything about the game is phoned in. The only people who put in any effort were the graphic artists and voice actors. Apparently it was delayed for years because of the 2011 earthquake in Japan but that doesn't account for the actively ridiculous decisions that went into this game. In addition to the long list of aggravating technical shortfalls I could mention, the game commits the cardinal sin of asking you to be invested in choosing your character's actions and then not only making those choices meaningless but forcing you to commit immoral or moral acts to progress. And not in rationally justified ways, no - you have to steal, swindle and indoctrinate one minute and
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