Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection is a rhythm-type of game for the Playstation Vita. You take control of a young man who has been taken away from the real world and as a result been brought into another world called Gamindustri. Over there, you come across these goddesses who govern the land called Console Patron Unit or CPU. It is then that you must assist as the CPU’s producers with just 180 days to become the top idol.
Considering your objective in Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection, you’ll be spending your time managing your CPU idol to carry out a set of activities in hopes of increasing the number of her fans. As well, you’ll get her to train and take lessons to increase her statistics. However, you’ll need to take note of your idol’s stress levels. To prevent her from getting stressed out, you will have to get her to relax for the rest of the day by getting her to hang out with her friends as well as simply spending time yourself with her.
The controls behind Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection doesn’t need much time or effort to get acquainted with since you’re essentially going through various menus throughout your gameplay. Using the Vita’s face buttons, you’ll be able to make choices during the conversations that you engage in.
While the dialogue can be somewhat engaging, players may find this possibly repetitive. But what could possibly change their views is when the idol is performing. Here, you get to choose the stage, dress up your idol with the available outfits and manage the special effects. During the concert, you get to move the camera around in different angles as well as activating the special effects until you get enough love and admiration from the audience.
Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection also has an interesting viewer mode where you “interact†with a full-body model of the CPU of your choice. Making use of the Vita’s touch and rear screen controls, you can touch in different parts of her body to see what happens. While it may not add any actual substance to the gaemplay, it’s a funny and amusing mode to check out nonetheless.
On the Playstation Vita screen, Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection appears to have a pleasing and enjoyable appearance. The characters are designed in an anime style artwork with lots of details evident. On top of that, the game runs at a smooth frame rate, thereby keeping the special effects looking flashy and attractive.
As for the music in Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection, the catchy tunes help to maintain players’ attention spans. You can choose the english dubbing or the Japanese language if you prefer the original authenticity of the anime experience.
Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection is a nice little game that depends heavily on dialogue and interaction with the CPU characters. It may not be a “perfect†fit for most players. But for the certain few who appreciates the anime scene with some upbeat Jpop music, this one might do the job well for those who want something fun for their Playstation Vita.
