LogFAQs > #976778626

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]

The fanbase is one of many things that makes it a turn off to be honest. On its own, I wouldn't even call it a "great experience."

The gameplay is mediocre, any person that's played any bullet hell is going to get a better experience out of the defensive skills that you'd need to do.

Attacking is bare basic, and there's no reason to really do it under normal circumstances.

Gear in the game is so basic that even bothering to have an equipment system on offense and defense may as well have been something as simple as a Paper Mario style upgrade.

The graphics are actually terrible. And I don't mean because they are simple, I mean they are actually bad. Inconsistent, ugly, and in some instances just having really jank perspectives.

The only thing it has going for it is the story, and I'd argue even the story itself isn't good, but rather the characters can be entertaining which is a mileage may vary (I didn't like most of them).

And the "genocide" vs "pacifist" thing can basically be summed up as "good" or "evil" routes that you see so very often in video games.

BlueAnnihilator posted...

I didn't like EB, so I'm not interested in its knockoffs. The obsession indie developers have with mimicking the "dark themes behind a cutesy silly exterior" thing is annoying.

Also this. EB wasn't a "dark theme behind a cute exterior." EB was just a strange and bizarre adventure from the start. And I like the world of EB, but I cannot stand the gameplay.