Langrisser Reincarnation: One Route Complete + Thoughts/Review

Okay, I've completed one route in the game, the Light one. I know there are more routes and I do plan to play them, but I think I have enough information to write my thoughts about the game.

Yes, yes, I know. We all already know that this is a bad game. But let me just say a few things.

 

Azur Lane: Crosswave - Thoughts/Review

To note: I do play the smartphone game.

I have beaten all of the stories, tried all of the modes, and have completed all of the side-battles.

I've not completely, completely finished the game as in, 100%, but the only thing left is to listen to all of the short stories, so I think I can give my impressions of the game now.

Also, to explain the game, I'll be using the main image below to go over each mode.

Finally my new games arrive!

 I'm not gonna say who, but I ordered and I chose Express, but apparently that counts as Economy too, since everything got shipped through Economy, and I had to wait until today to get my items. Yeah, I will definitely think twice before I order physical products from your store next time.

Anyways, I bought several games this time. So I'm gonna use a Read More to stuff all of the images inside.

AAAAAAAAAHHH! I finally truly completed Xenoblade DE! (100% Acheivements)

Holy crap that was torturous.
I mean, defeating 1000s of enemies, pressing a button before battle 100s of times, seeing 12:00AM to 5:00AM for over 300 days...
It was as grindy as it gets.

And the worst part? You don't know how far you are. There is no counter for, like, how many enemies you have defeated. You just have to keep on defeating them.
Heck, for all you know, you could be doing it wrong and the counter isn't even going up.

However, since you can modify your own levels now, stuff like dying a whole bunch of times and all are much easier to do.
It was still hell though!

Xenoblade DE: Stories Completed + Short Final Thoughts

Yeah, you might have been wondering where I disappeared to. That's because I was taking my sweet time to do EVERYTHING possible in the game.
I completed all of the quests in the DE-added story and then completed the story. After that, I started the main game and so far, I have beaten the main story, but I have not completed all of the quests, as I am still Level 90 and can't beat the quests involving higher-level enemies.

Overall, 20 hours for the Future story + 80 for the Main story, totally 100 hours. But of course, I'm still going to continue playing for a while to beat more of the game, such as the Lv100+ Uniques.

Of course I bought it! ( ･´ｰ･｀)

I've been too busy actually playing the game, but of course I bought Xenoblade DE on its release day.
Well, technically, I used my remaining Nintendo Ticket (the thing you buy and can later trade for games) to DL it.
Since I've already beaten the game before (in the original version), I went ahead and am playing through the new additional scenario.

Trials of Mana Main Story Finished + Thoughts/Review

Technically, you need to play the game three times in order to see all of the scenarios, as it branches off to different stories depending on your protagonist (two characters share one story), but I think I've seen enough to speak about the game.

Not only is this game localized (since it came out recently, I don't even think I need to mention this though), but you can actually switch both voice and text to different languages.
...I mean, if you want to listen to the dub...?