- January 13, 2020
- Konnichiwa Games
Anime: World War II
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About
"Anime: World War II" is a single-player erotic shooter game with good plot, game mechanics, graphics, and soundtrack, but has lots of bugs. As part of the H.E.N.T.A.I. battalion, you must clear a fallen city of enemies with different winning strategies based on your weapons. With no map or information on remaining enemies, players must choose wisely in this WWII-themed adventure. The game's story focuses on a wholesome bond between the battalion members, creating a unique experience.
- The game features beautiful graphics and enjoyable gameplay, especially for fans of anime and shooter genres.
- It offers a variety of weapons and character customization options, including DLC for nudity, which some players find appealing.
- Many players appreciate the humor and meme-like quality of the game, making it a fun experience for casual play.
- The game suffers from poor mechanics, clunky controls, and a lack of depth, making it feel repetitive and shallow.
- There are numerous bugs and glitches, including issues with hit detection and AI behavior, which detract from the overall experience.
- The game is criticized for being a cash grab with low effort put into its development, relying on cheap assets and lacking a coherent story.
gameplay
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising its fun and innovative mechanics, while others criticize it for being repetitive and lacking depth. Players appreciate the graphics and character design, but many note that the gameplay can feel glitchy and simplistic, often relying on basic shooting mechanics without much strategic depth. Overall, it seems to cater to a niche audience, particularly those who enjoy the combination of anime aesthetics and shooter gameplay, but it may not satisfy players looking for a more complex gaming experience.
“The gameplay is fun yet difficult, and the gunplay is refreshing.”
“The gameplay was simply fantastic, and complemented the story beautifully.”
“The gameplay is very smooth and the mechanics are glimmering with perfection.”
“Funny for a minute, then you realize there's no gameplay...”
“The point of the game is to kill as many enemies as you can before you die or quit out of boredom. Normally you die because the game lacks any type of actual mechanics which would allow you to outsmart the enemy, and you're forced to use terrain to gain an unfair advantage, or charge into the crowd of enemies, taking two or three out before you die. The game has a leaderboard, which has a bunch of hacked scores.”
“It's nothing but a bunch of Unity assets mashed together into a mess with poor gameplay and bad mechanics.”