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Another high-quality pack that packs quite a punch to my ears(in good ways, of course).

The main theme, Tic Tac Toe, is so catchy that it automatically plays in my head every time I think about it. Other songs like Moment and #mine are also great.
Not to mention, BGAs are undoubtfully the icing on the cake. You can see the sheer amount of effort and dedication from the studio just by watching them.

I'd say it worths the price for what it offers, but as always, make a decision at your discretion. It may not suit your taste if you don't like pop stuffs.

Worth it just for emotes and El Fail plates. Although the whole V-tuber concept is rather, well, flustering. Let's just say it's unique in its own way, that's about it.

An outstanding reboot of DJMAX series. Easily accessible, and yet provides decent challenges that keep you engaged for a long time. Most of tracks are curated good enough as well, giving you tons of joy while playing(or you could say 'listening') the game.

DLC pricing policy, however, may be burdening, as the game currently has numerous separate packs for additional contents. They mostly have great musics and keynote compositions for what it's worth, though(grab them on sale if you can). Fortunately you can try those songs in open match if you have a clear pass(which grants you an access to all tracks that the host have).

Occasional stuttering and note-skipping are also part of the downside. It can get frustrating to go through the entire track, only to see your game stutter and miss your notes. The issue's not that frequent, but it can be a glaring trouble to say the least.

That being said, it's still the best rhythm game I can burn my free time on over and over in my book. Nothing beats the satisfaction coming from breaking your own records every time you improve. Double the fun if you have friends to play with.

Highly recommended.

A decent JRPG that gives you a resemblance of Summon Night: Swordcraft Story.
Witty dialogue, pretty good VA, and character designs makes it a relaxing game with no doubt.
Had a lot of chuckles while playing(or reading, you'd say) after a long day of work.

My main gripe with the game, however, is its shallow, repetitive gameplay.
Aside from maglam customization, there's nothing remarkable other than barebone skill system and hack-and-slash(which is exactly what you'd expect from this genre, but it could have been better).
No progression carryover to your NG+ playthrough either, so there's little to no replayability unless you're a completionist.

All in all, it was enjoyable. Consider this a dialogue-heavy RPG, and you get yourself a good treat. Other than that, there's not much to it, and I'd not recommend it if you value gameplay over dialogue and story.

A huge improvement from its predecessors in all aspects(combat, exploration, synthesis, visual, audio, etc.). If you're a fan of any Atelier series, you'll love it.
All I want to say is, this game's fun.

A well-refined aerial combat sim-lite game that comes closest to F/A-18 Hornet series and A-10 Cuba. Pretty quick to set up a skirmish scenario, and very fun as well albeit lacking contents(only 1 playable aircraft and 2 sandbox-like gamemodes at this moment). Can recommend it just for its solid core gameplay.

The gameplay is on point, and the ranked matches in launch week was pretty fun. However, with recent horrible event design and sluggish progression while having not much to do in terms of contents, I changed my mind on this one. Infinite is still fun, but the grind for it and some questionable decisions on both game mode design and monetization makes you wonder if it really worths your time.

The definitive masterpiece of pre-reboot Melty Blood series.
Extensive aerial action, distinctive visuals and soundtracks, and wide variety make this game absolutely memorable.
The steam version of AACC still contains most of the contents PS2 version had, aside from Boss Rush, so it's pretty much identical.

Compared to Type Lumina, the reboot installment of Melty Blood, the beginner experience may not be that great as it has no clear way of teaching players what to do in tutorial section. Once you get the hang of it, however, it becomes addictive and satisfying. Some may even argue that AACC is better than TL, and I can see the reason of it. The input buffer window in AACC is rather inconsistent, though.

From my point of view, both TL and AACC worth it for their own merits. Want an exciting 2D fighter game that features unique character move-set variation and gorgeous soundtracks? Look no further. You're looking at the exact game I've described. Do you prefer more intuitive, modern, and beginner-friendly one? Try Type Lumina, and see if it fits you.

In short, for anyone desiring for fun fighter game, Melty Blood does the stellar job at providing it. I hope this helps you to decide whether to pick it up or not if you're hesitating.