If you enjoy bashing your head against the 'go' button and gawking over your favorite chibi anime waifu while the dorito stain on your Sword Art Online T-shirt slowly grows more prominent, then this is the game for you. The cheap price tag hardly covers for what is essentially a lackluster anime coinflip. Not to mention most of the interesting characters being hidden behind dlc/severe play walls.

100% orange juice stands for 100% RNG(Random Numbers Game). You have little to no control over where you walk on the board, and all of your interactions are dictated by the roll of a d6. The only appeal in the game is lol anime grillz, and that you can play it with stupid people and they'd still have a chance to win. Don't get me wrong. I love RNG in video games, it's just that a game's mechanics shouldn't souly revolve around it,

Visials 2/10: 2d sprites with 4 or five different emotions that ocasiionaly flip around to throw d6's

Gameplay 1/10(Biased): 100% RNG

Story 6/10: It actually has a fairly decent storyline, but this is a party game meant to be played with a group friends, not alone, so there's not much of a point to it.

Pricetag vs Variety 2/10: Too much is hidden behind dlc, and the game is hardly anything but a couple of maps that all feel and operate the same.

If you're looking for a true tabletop experience, something you can get more than 6 hours of play with before you go insane and grow bored, your money would be better spent on a game like Armello, or Table Top Simulator.

If you enjoy bashing your head against the 'go' button and gawking over your favorite chibi anime waifu while the dorito stain on your Sword Art Online T-shirt slowly grows more prominent, then this is the game for you. The cheap price tag hardly covers for what is essentially a lackluster anime coinflip. Not to mention most of the interesting characters being hidden behind dlc/severe play walls. 100% orange juice stands for 100% RNG(Random Numbers Game). You have little to no control over where you walk on the board, and all of your interactions are dictated by the roll of a d6. The only appeal in the game is lol anime grillz, and that you can play it with stupid people and they'd still have a chance to win. Don't get me wrong. I love RNG in video games, it's just that a game's mechanics shouldn't souly revolve around it, Visials 2/10: 2d sprites with 4 or five different emotions that ocasiionaly flip around to throw d6's Gameplay 1/10(Biased): 100% RNG Story 6/10: It actually has a fairly decent storyline, but this is a party game meant to be played with a group friends, not alone, so there's not much of a point to it. Pricetag vs Variety 2/10: Too much is hidden behind dlc, and the game is hardly anything but a couple of maps that all feel and operate the same. If you're looking for a true tabletop experience, something you can get more than 6 hours of play with before you go insane and grow bored, your money would be better spent on a game like Armello, or Table Top Simulator.