Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection

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You take on the role of the main character, who happens to fall into Gamindustri and is immediately hired by one of the four CPUs-Neptune, Noire, Blanc, and Vert-to be their producer and manage their idol careers. Get your training wheels on, ladies, because a new producer is in town and the fate of Gamindustri hangs in the balance! Will you be able to properly raise these CPUs into idols, or will…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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80%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Engaging and fun gameplay with a unique idol simulation experience that appeals to fans of the Hyperdimension Neptunia series.
Diverse characters with distinct personalities, allowing for varied storylines and interactions.
Great for anime lovers, providing a humorous and light-hearted take on the idol genre.

The game is short, with limited content such as only a few songs and costumes, leading to a feeling of disappointment.
Gameplay is overly simplistic, resembling a mobile game with minimal interaction and impact on character progression.
Not suitable for those expecting a traditional JRPG experience, as it focuses more on menu selection than active gameplay.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
67%
The music in the game is described as a positive aspect, with a charming score that enhances the experience despite the overall gameplay being considered light and somewhat disappointing. While the storyline and options may fall short, the humor and musical elements provide a redeeming quality.
- “The musical score and humor make up for the light amount of options in-game.”
- “Menus work with the touchscreen or controls, and you can turn the music off if you want.”
- “So when you are presented with a potential 4-5 costumes per character, 5 songs total and a mediocre, whilst admittedly cute, storyline with small romantic visual novel-esque sections that run short by 50% of the game's playtime, I would say disappointing is truly the word.”
- “The amount of options in-game are light, but the musical score and humor make up for it.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The story is considered mediocre and underwhelming, featuring a cute but brief narrative that falls short of expectations, especially given the limited romantic elements and overall playtime.
- “The storyline is mediocre and feels underdeveloped, with only a few cute moments that don't make up for the overall lack of depth.”
- “Despite having multiple costumes and songs, the story is disappointingly short and fails to engage the player.”
- “The romantic visual novel sections are brief and feel like they only scratch the surface of what could have been a more compelling narrative.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The gameplay is primarily menu-based with limited interactive elements, such as directing concerts, but players feel that their choices have minimal impact on character development, leading to frustration with the characters themselves.
- “Gameplay consists of selecting menus and occasional concert direction. Your decisions don’t seem to affect the characters as much as they should, making the experience feel shallow.”
- “The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, leading to a monotonous experience that fails to engage the player.”
- “The mechanics feel clunky and unresponsive, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players appreciate the humor in the game, noting that it effectively compensates for the limited options available. The musical score also enhances the overall comedic experience.
- “The amount of options in-game are limited, but the musical score and humor make up for it.”
- “The witty dialogue and clever puns had me laughing out loud throughout the game.”
- “The humor is spot-on, with hilarious character interactions that keep the gameplay entertaining.”