Blue Archive is a new RPG developed by Nexon Games, a subsidiary of Nexon Korea, and published and operated by Yostar(Japan), Nexon Korea(Global). In the game, players will guide various students to solve the events in the city in the Japanese animation style and create a character collection RPG with next-generation graphics and strategic elements.
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Due to recent changes in the gacha mechanics i can no longer recommend this game
they brought in an CEO from EA and now are making changes to the gacha system for the worst (the tl/dr of it is we dont get to pick anymore, 50/50 at 100 pulls with guarantee at 200 pulls when a lot of banners have 2 or more characters) oust the new CEO and blacklist them off the gaming industry along with the rest of those leeches
Well, it's time to change my tune. The new gacha system is still unpleasant, but it turned out better than expected. The game itself is still good, so I recommend it again. If you like visual novels, you're welcome. There’s a relatively good story, mini-stories, events, and the ability to personal interactions with the students you already have. If you like that very, obviously key, type of local character, you're douohbly welcome, we all know why. The soundtrack is still as good as ever, with a team of professional DJs on the soundboards knowing how to please the ears. Gameplay-wise, it's still a semi-random autobattler, but with some control over the situation. Beginners still better be prepared for pain and suffering, because it will be difficult at the start, and the later you start, the more difficult it will be. Overall, if you're part of the target audience with your tastes and pr
Would love a point shop to buy wallpapers, stickers and emojis on Steam. Other than that I'm happy to see the game made it to a bigger screen, now I can watch Arona giving me the 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦 🟦🟦🟦🟦🟨 treatment in 4k. Thanks Nexon.
Runs fast, looks great, boots up faster than it does on mobile, lets you continue your previous progress from mobile and no emulators needed. Been a long time coming. Welcome, Blue Archive! Quick review: - Story is really good. As with everything, the start is a little slow. Picks up a bit after. It doesn't extend plot points too much. Arcs are generally resolved in their own stories (E.g. Game Dev Club story is separate from Abydos story, etc) aside from the overarching story stages. Main story tends to have a much more serious tone whereas events generally have the more silly/goofy stories. If you aren't too interested, the story skip button summarizes the story for you. *The story stages and actual mission/combat stages are separate, letting you focus on either story or just levelling up. - Music is a banger. All catchy tunes, the really sad ones do hit hard on the depressing scenes
They recently announced the EOS during the 5.5 anniversary in JP, better off finding a different game to play.
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