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Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection

Koei Tecmo · Jun 3, 2014

Vita

Teen

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You take on the role of the main character, who happens to fall into Gamindustri and is immediately hired by one of the four CPUs-Neptune, Noire, Blanc, and Vert-to be their producer and manage their idol careers. Get your training wheels on, ladies, because a new producer is in town and the fate of Gamindustri hangs in the balance! Will you be able to properly raise these CPUs into idols, or will their citizens be stolen away from them by the popular idol group MOB-48!?

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Critic 5.3 (17 critics) · Gamer 7.6

6.3

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  • Destructoid

    Brittany Vincent · Aug 30, 2014

    6.0
    The problem is that the game never really ramps up enough in the idol management or concert areas to offer a complete experience for both fans of the Hyperdimension Neptunia lore or those who’ve never ventured forth into Compile Heart’s colorful world of CPUs and tongue-in-cheek video game references. It seems content to languish between two worlds, and as it’s never particularly fantastic in either, ends up feeling quite hollow.
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  • USGamer

    Pete Davison · Jun 16, 2014

    8.0
    A single playthrough of one goddess will take a single-digit number of hours... but if you get that far, you won't want to stop until you've seen everything, which will take a whole lot longer. While light on what we'd traditionally call "gameplay" and aimed at an even more specific audience than your typical modern Japanese games, Producing Perfection is a solid, character-driven experience that is a lot of fun.
  • Push Square

    Katy Ellis · Jun 08, 2014

    4.0
    Producing Perfection will appeal to its core audience of loyal Hyperdimension Neptunia fans, who will be eager to view every cutscene and engage in every bit of dialogue. However, there is nothing here for newcomers and casual players to get excited about. For an idol management game with promise and potential, it's a shame to see Neptune and her friends hit such a bum note – and a really repetitive bum note at that.
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  • TheSixthAxis

    Jim Hargreaves · Jun 05, 2014

    4.0
    For those who aren’t invested in the series, Producing Perfection is a hard-sell, especially to gamers not acclimated to anime/otaku culture. Some of the dialogue is genuinely witty and charming, as is the world of Gamindustri itself, yet tedious concert gameplay and a lack of unique content do little to justify the asking price.
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  • PS Lifestyle

    Cameron Teague · Jun 03, 2014

    2.0
    I really don’t understand where in the development process of Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection that the game just went off the tracks and took a nose dive. What starts off as an interesting concept quickly spirals out of control, becoming one of the more boring games I have played this year.
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