Compile Heart hasn't made a traditional turn-based JRPG since the original Hyperdimension Neptunia on the PS3, so it's interesting to see the developer return to this style of game with its first PS4 game, Omega Quintet Omega Quintet tells the tale of a world overrun with Blare, which are monsters...

Omega Quintet commits a number of sins. I'm not talking about the revealing outfits on teenage girls or jiggling breasts on otherwise static images either. It's just not a good game. Battling is both too much and too little at once.

ITS A FUN GAME THATS REALLY COOL. Theres alot of talking thouhg but the gameplay is nice and story line is decent. Last more than 10 hours!!!!

'Omega Quintet' takes place in a rather bleak setting. The world is overrun by creatures called Blair, and no normal weaponry has any effect on them. Humanity is slowly being wiped out, but in the darkest of times a light of hope comes forth with the Verse Maidens, girls that can use song to defeat...

Omega Quintet is the kind of Japanese role-playing game that makes one wonder if it's really such a good idea that gamers can access almost any title they can think of, regardless of who the game was originally made for .

Setting up a perfect chain of Harmonics attacks

The wet dishrag of a main character

It's not terrible, but it isn't great either. I would recommend this only to the anime-starved fans to maybe give it a go. PS4 doesn't have much of a selection for JRPG's at the moment, so unfortunately, this is all we have for now.

This games might not look to great on the outside but give it a go you might just enjoy yourself alot with this game, it is a great JRPG hope you give it a go

Same old song and dance routine If only being such a pioneer had resulted in a game that actually put its best foot forward. The catch, unfortunately, is that all this cutsey waifu fun has to be experienced from the perspective of Takt, one of the least likable male leads ever to be inflicted on...

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Until a few days ago, I would've said that the most boring game I've ever played was Planet 51, a terrible licensed PS3 game built around some now-forgotten kids movie. How dull was it? Let me put it this way: one of the "missions" was you cutting grass for about ten minutes.