Dimension Tripper Neptune: TOP NEP

About

Embark on a rail shooter adventure with Older Neptune in Dimension Tripper Neptune: TOP NEP, journeying through five stages inspired by the Gamindustri Nations and battling massive bosses. Collect coins to summon character assists and aim for high scores in this fast-paced, Neptunia-themed shooter. Gather your gaming goggles and prepare for a thrilling ride!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player

Dimension Tripper Neptune: TOP NEP screenshot

Skip User Reviews

94%

Audience ScoreBased on 274 reviews

music24 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

Fun and nostalgic homage to classic arcade shooters like Space Harrier, featuring vibrant pixel art and a catchy soundtrack.
Easy to pick up and play, making it accessible for casual gamers and fans of the Neptunia series.
Offers replayability through achievements and high score chasing, despite its short playtime.

Extremely short gameplay, typically completed in about 15-20 minutes, which may not justify the price for some players.
Lacks challenge, with many players finding it too easy even on higher difficulty settings.
Limited content with only a few levels and bosses, leading to a feeling of repetitiveness after a few playthroughs.

music
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
25%
8%
The music in the game is widely praised for its catchy and fitting soundtrack, often described as "banging" and "fantastic," enhancing the overall aesthetic and gameplay experience. Many reviewers highlight the retro chiptune style, which complements the colorful pixel art and nostalgic feel of the game. Despite the game's short length, the quality of the music makes it a standout feature, with some players considering it worth the price alone.
- “The music is very pleasing to listen to and fits the aesthetic very nicely.”
- “Awesome little gem of a 'nostalgia' game with fantastic music and easy to pick up controls and gameplay.”
- “The soundtrack is lovely and the sprites are also amazing.”
- “The music is okay, but this game relies too heavily on players being fans of Hyperdimension Neptunia.”
- “While very easy, even for casual gamers, it makes up for its fun design, inspired by classics such as Space Harrier, a catchy chiptune soundtrack, and colorful pixel art.”
- “On the plus side, the soundtrack isn't half bad.”
graphics
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
64%
24%
12%
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their colorful pixel art style, which enhances the overall aesthetic and gameplay experience. Many reviewers highlight the visuals as a standout feature, noting their appeal and the enjoyable animations, although some mention the game's short length and simplicity. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's charm, making it visually engaging for players.
- “The graphics of this game are a strong value because it presents very colorful pixel images.”
- “You guys will definitely like it because this game has very good graphics and you don't get tired of looking at it.”
- “Love the pixel artwork; it's very beautiful.”
- “5 short levels, only 15 minutes of actual gameplay, overall pretty generic besides the Neptune art style, and very minimal sound effects.”
- “The best way that I can explain this spinoff game is that it's like Panorama Cotton or Space Harrier with a Neptunia skin that looks similar to the kind of visual aesthetics you'd expect from Rabiribi (which in of itself is seemingly inspired from games like Keio Flying Squadron).”
- “The sound and visuals are pleasing, and the game itself is fun, but unfortunately it's too short and too easy that even on sale I don't think you'll get your money's worth.”
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
53%
14%
The gameplay is characterized as short and somewhat generic, with many players noting that it offers only about 15-32 minutes of content, which may not justify the price for some. However, it features enjoyable arcade-style mechanics, nostalgic references to classic games like Space Harrier, and a fun wingman mechanic that adds a layer of strategy. Overall, while the art style and music are praised, the lack of depth and brevity of the experience leave some players wanting more.
- “Extremely short but the art style and gameplay leaves you wanting more and it's even quite enjoyable after a couple playthroughs.”
- “Gameplay has you flying forward as you dodge objects and enemies as you collect coins.”
- “It has plenty of replay value with fun arcade style gameplay and shooting for that high score.”
- “Steam shows 32 minutes of gameplay and I've already seen everything the game has to offer and I am this close to asking for a refund.”
- “Gameplay itself doesn't really make me feel like spending more time on it and I haven't even spent 30 minutes on it.”
- “5 short levels, only 15 minutes of actual gameplay, overall pretty generic besides the Neptune art style, and very minimal sound effects.”
replayability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
46%
27%
The game's replayability largely hinges on achievement hunting and high score challenges, appealing to players who enjoy arcade-style gameplay. While it offers some fun and engaging elements, such as retro music and leaderboard competition, the lack of variety in levels and characters limits its long-term replay value for some players. Overall, it is considered short but enjoyable, with replay potential primarily for those focused on topping scores.
- “It has plenty of replay value with fun arcade-style gameplay and shooting for that high score.”
- “It's definitely one of those 'replay value is in topping your scores' kind of games.”
- “It's a short game, but the replay value is there, with high scores and leaderboards to chase after.”
- “It only has replay value if you intend to do some achievement hunting.”
- “Replayability is mainly for unlocking the achievements.”
- “The replay value is so poor; there's no RNG on power-up items, levels, or bosses. You play the same stuff every time over and over.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
40%
40%
The story of the game is generally perceived as weak and confusing, with many players noting that it lacks sufficient information to be engaging or coherent. As a result, it does not contribute significantly to the overall value of the game.
- “To be honest, I don't really understand the story because it is presented with insufficient information, making it a weak aspect of the game.”
- “But don't expect any story or deep gameplay.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players indicate that the grinding aspect of the game is primarily focused on farming achievements and trading cards, suggesting that it may not appeal to those looking for a more engaging or varied gameplay experience.
- “Don't get this game unless you are interested in farming the achievements and trading cards.”
- “The grinding in this game is relentless and feels more like a chore than fun.”
- “I spent hours grinding for resources, and it just became tedious without any real reward.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The emotional aspect of the game is characterized as wholesome, evoking feelings of warmth and positivity. Players appreciate the uplifting themes and the overall heartwarming experience it provides.
- “It's a wholesome experience that tugs at your heartstrings!”
- “The emotional depth of the characters really resonated with me.”
- “I felt a strong connection to the story, it was truly moving.”