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Akiba'S Beat Ps4- Playstation 4

Piattaforma : PlayStation 4 |
Classificato: Dai 12 anni in su
3,6 3,6 su 5 stelle 41 voti

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  • Fuori produzione ‏ : ‎ No
  • Età consigliata ‏ : ‎ Dai 12 anni in su
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Manuale ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni prodotto ‏ : ‎ 1,6 x 12,6 x 13,8 cm; 80 grammi
  • Data d'uscita ‏ : ‎ 19 maggio 2017
  • Sottotitoli: ‏ : ‎ Inglese
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01N1ZA4OZ
  • Numero modello articolo ‏ : ‎ 218859
  • Recensioni dei clienti:
    3,6 3,6 su 5 stelle 41 voti

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AKIBA'S BEAT PS4

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Recensioni clienti

3,6 su 5 stelle
3,6 su 5
41 valutazioni globali

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KIRITO
5,0 su 5 stelle Alternativa GDR alla saga
Recensito in Italia il 12 ottobre 2018
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Akiba's Beat e un gioco di ruolo action ed è il terzo arrivato nella saga per PS4

Il gioco viene considerato un seguito dei suoi 2 predecessori denominati Akiba's Trip anche se non ne condivide le meccaniche, anzi si focalizza di più su di un gameplay orientato al gioco di ruolo, action ma sempre gioco di ruolo.
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Giuseppe Dell'Avvocato
3,0 su 5 stelle Nulla a che vedere con i precedenti capitoli.
Recensito in Italia il 8 marzo 2020
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Gioco simpatico ma senza ne alti ne bassi. Non ha nulla a che vedere con gli Akiba's Trip 1/2 con la quale condivide solo il nome. L'ho finito ma non è nulla di speciale.
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Adam kelsall
5,0 su 5 stelle Great Story, Repetitive Combat.
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 2 giugno 2017
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If you've played any of the games in Namco's "Tales of" series then you'll know what to expect from the combat aspect of this game, it features real-time battles on a 2D plane with the option of moving around in 3D to avoid enemies, get a better position against groups, etc. However, the combat gets repetitive quite quickly but then this game's appeal isn't in the combat, the main aspect is the storyline, which more than makes up for the repetitive combat, it will appeal to anyone that enjoys comedy-focused anime. The game is quite long in comparison to other recent RPGs.
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Michael H
3,0 su 5 stelle A decent game, but not as good as the Akiba's Trip games
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 1 aprile 2022
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This is the most recent entry in the Akiba's Trip series, although I think it would be better to now treat the Akiba's Trip games and Akiba's Beat as two separate series within the "Akiba" franchise. I've only briefly played the Tales of games, but I've seen it been compared to those, and yes it does play very similar to that series, as it takes a more JRPG approach.

Like the previous games, I like the characters and story, and I definitely appreciate the new direction from previous games. In all honestly, there's only so many times you can make a game and story around stripping vampires (and people) in combat. The other thing I like is the main character now has a voice during dialogue as well as an actual name, which previous entries didn't have; the only disappointing thing we don't have now is dialogue options like in previous games. This is one of the best parts of the whole Akiba series that I loved from previous games. Like previous games, the dialogue appears like a visual novel and the character art is great.

However, I feel a lot of the other changes made weren't great. The combat and enemies are very repetitive, and while I wouldn't expect the stripping combat from previous games, I would have liked to see a similar approach to making combat more unique. Combat mainly only happens in dungeons, unlike previous games. The side-quests too were basically "Go here, beat "x" number of "xyz" enemies, where the previous games had a lot of fun (and weird) quests with dialogues. One thing we have now is specific side-quests for your party members, as well as some other NPCs, although these missions have dialogue, it mainly consists of "Go here and trigger this event, repeat".

Another thing is when roaming Akihabara is the NPCs within the area lack any life, they're basically just coloured in pink, blue or green and just stand around motionless. Even in dialogue with a lot of NPCs, their art also matches their 3d model. The previous games had them just has detailed as your character, as well as roaming about the map; Akihabara in "Undead and Undressed" was very populated. Exploration is also annoying when the party's support member has to let you know you're near something you can interact with, like a shop, every time you enter a new area (thankfully they only do this once in the area). That said, thanks to the Akiba's games I now have a general knowledge of how to get around Akihabara, so I knew where to go in the games. Good news is you can also fast travel, so you don't need to run around everywhere listening to someone pointing everything out to you.

It's not a brilliant game, especially if you played the previous ones, and you'll likely only find yourself playing this for the story and dialogue. I would say you'll likely enjoy this more if you haven't played any of the others in the series. But this game is still enjoyable, but I just feel more could have been done with it.

The other games you can also get are on PS4, Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed is the first game whilst Undead and Undressed is the second, Akiba's Beat is the "third". If I had to recommend one it would be Undead and Undressed. Whilst I enjoyed the first game, it is a just a HD port of a game that came out on the PSP in 2011, so it looks quite dated now which may put some people off playing it. Undead and Undressed basically improved on everything the first game did, and is the best in the entry. There is no narrative connection between each of the games, so you can play them in any order and you don't have to play all of them.
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Daniel P.
4,0 su 5 stelle Nice jrpg for fans
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 11 aprile 2018
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Nice game
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Steilon
2,0 su 5 stelle Such a waste dood.
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 30 agosto 2017
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AKIBA'S Beat is a one of a kind game in that as a gamer and someone who wanted to be a reviewer at one point in life I am incredibly good at finding the good in games to the point that I can at least finish the game, AKIBA'S Beat however beat me down with a vengeance, I was looking forward to a game that played in a modern day, musical dreamland setting with the smooth, flowmotion combo action of a "Tales of" game (As it kinda promised the gameplay would be like a "Tales of" game) instead we have a very stiff game that has poor movement, poor visuals (bar a few pointless yet nice looking anime scenes) and although cool in concept ultimately a horrible battle system, the enemies move better than you, for some reason after every attack your character decides to stand still for a while like his dang ATB bar need's to fill back up, either that or this game is about masochists and I missed something and the enemies are the same 5-6 enemies with different skin colour's and an alright looking boss at the end, did I mention the games world and 3D character models look horrible? because they really do, in some cases they don't even look much like the anime art style they have for them dood.

The only redeeming qualities only serve to make the game worse as it's wasted on it, the game had what I will call an "Overdrive" mode, during this the music changes (you get different song's with different effects later on) and your character becomes capable of consistent attack's as long as you have skill point's to use, sadly they run out super fast and the boost isn't substantial enough to be of any real use, they also had a card system in which you could equip the cards to give certain effects, it was also possible that it had more to it but like I said I was so bored at the point I got up to that I didn't get a chance to test out any combinations and finally the story actually seemed pretty interesting, the characters are all different, all with their own reasons for doing thing's and the concept of "Delusions" and what it all entails almost had me hooked and in a better game I would have been engrossed sadly it was used in this game, such a waste dood.
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ROSA RAMOS
5,0 su 5 stelle Akibas beat
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 8 febbraio 2020
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Son really happy
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