Princess Maker Go!Go! Princess

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The elements of the Princess Maker series remain intact! The ability status is up through various events, training, and part-time jobs in the field! Rival, study, part-time job and love.... The tumultuous eight years will begin on the board! Only the dice knows the destiny! Uzu and Cube The navigator to help your daughter. Throw a dice and go on an adventure with the friend who will decide your d…

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62%

Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun multiplayer experience, especially when played with friends, making it enjoyable despite its flaws.
The pixel graphics and seasonal changes add a charming aesthetic to the game, enhancing the overall experience.
There are various mini-games and events that provide a light-hearted and entertaining gameplay loop.

The game suffers from poor translations and a lack of tutorials, leaving new players confused about gameplay mechanics.
Multiplayer functionality is broken, with issues such as players getting stuck in lobbies and disconnections causing soft-locks.
The gameplay is heavily reliant on luck, which can lead to frustrating experiences, especially when trying to complete quests.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
8%
67%
25%
The story in "Princess Maker Go!" is minimal and primarily serves as a backdrop for gameplay, with players focusing on reaching quest locations rather than engaging with a rich narrative. The quest mechanics can lead to confusion, as players may easily lose track of objectives, and the randomness of quest spots can prolong gameplay. Overall, the game prioritizes gameplay over storytelling, resulting in a less immersive narrative experience.
- “The good trait here is that just because someone reaches the area faster, it doesn’t mean they will be able to complete this quest.”
- “Story-wise, there isn’t a lot going on in Princess Maker Go!”
- “I found it was easy to get lost when you don’t pay attention to the dialogue or happen to forget the quest, although you can look it up on the map; it does take up some time.”
- “To be honest, the translations are still acceptable and aren't really that important, since there's less story and more gameplay here.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
25%
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The gameplay is primarily luck-based, with a simplistic loop that lacks skill-based challenges, leading to a focus on chance rather than strategy. While fans of the series may appreciate familiar elements, the absence of anti-stall mechanics and timers can result in a less engaging experience. Overall, players can expect a significant amount of gameplay, with some reporting over 100 hours of online play.
- “However, fans of this series will still find plenty of familiar content here, despite the different gameplay.”
- “You see, this game rather focuses on its gameplay elements.”
- “To go deeper into the gameplay, everything is basically based on luck and the dice.”
- “The gameplay loop is very simplistic, as the majority of the game is based on luck and lacks real skill.”
- “Firstly, the gameplay is heavily influenced by luck.”
- “The game doesn't have any anti-stall mechanics or timers.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The graphics in Princess Maker Go! are simple yet charming, featuring adorable pixel art that enhances the game's appeal. The seasonal changes in the environment add a delightful touch, demonstrating that minimalistic graphics can be effective and enjoyable.
- “To be honest, I found the pixel graphics rather adorable, and with each season change, the board’s environment changes as well.”
- “The graphics are quite simple in Princess Maker Go!”
- “Princess proves here that simple graphics doesn’t always mean that it’s a bad thing, but in fact, I found that this game had a certain charm.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Reviews indicate that the game's monetization strategy is criticized for its high price relative to the content offered, coupled with a lack of advertising, which may deter potential players.
- “The game's price is unreasonable for what you are getting, and there's a lack of advertising.”
- “The monetization strategy feels exploitative, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending extra money.”
- “I feel pressured to spend money to progress, which ruins the overall experience.”