Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed (PS4)

I think before I start I need to say that this is not a sequel to Undead and Undressed (Akiba's Trip 2), despite what some people may think. Hellbound and Debriefed is a remastered PS4 port of the original game, Akiba's Trip. This is the first game in the series, which was originally released on the PSP in 2011. The Hellbound and Debriefed version is the first time Akiba's Trip has been released outside of Japan. Akiba's Trip 2 was also only released in Japan, it got a release outside of Japan with the Undead and Undressed version. So, Undead and Undressed is the second game in the series. I should also note nothing has been censored, the game has just had English translations, an HD revamp, all content is the same. The only other difference is some in-game company names may have changed, due to legal reasons I imagine, that is all. This is because the Akiba's Trip games include real stores (at least at the time the games were made).Despite being a 10yr old game, I have really been enjoying this game. Ok, by today's standards it's not a great game, and I can admit it's not brilliant. But if you can put that mindset aside there's a lot of fun to be had, without experiencing the problems modern games have. The premise is simple, for story reasons, you have to go around fighting Shadow Souls, basically vampires (and of course you get to fight people too!) by stripping them of their clothes due to sunlight being their weakness, but be careful, you'll be stripped too (don't worry, no nudity, just underwear remains, nor is there anything sexual about this). Despite the fun stripping/combat mechanics, it isn't always responsive nor do you always lock on to your enemies. Each area is small, and there are loading screens, but being on PS4, they load quite quickly.It's a little rough around the edges, but I find it's a lot of fun and a bit addictive trying to get everything unlocked and see each different ending. My only real problem is the dialogue, it's fine for your first playthrough, but afterwards when you unlock other character models to play, picking female will still cause the dialogue to refer to you as "he/him/his". However, there are times like when your sister will call you "Big Sister" instead of "Big Brother" which suggests it is possible to make dialogue gender appropriate. As well as some missions requirements changing due to your character's gender. That is my only real problem. I've managed to get platinum and I'm now playing Undead and Undressed. You can play Undead and Undressed without playing this, and vice versa, there isn't really any narrative connection. Undead and Undressed is a more alternative retelling of the first game, just with a similar premise.

Un clasico de las series de anime que aqui como esta demostrado tiene un juego basado en el. Para los que les guste este tipo de juegos recomendado ya que no llegan muchos para españa.

Soy muy fan de esta saga y este remaster está muy bien siempre y cuando sepas a lo que nos enfrentamos. Un producto de hace más de de 10 años para PSP. No suelen ser juegos de alto presupuesto pero cumple con lo esperado.

as a sequel this is really bad, the gameplay is far slower, every shopkeeper is the same, the locations have shrunk in playable area, the skin graphics have been censored when clothing is removedCan't work out why this was cheaply thrown together