Rainbow Moon Vita Review: Why This RPG Shines Brightest on the Handheld
Rainbow Moon Vita Review brings to life a thrilling RPG adventure tailored for handheld enthusiasts. With its dynamic combat system, vibrant environments, and immersive gameplay, the PlayStation Vita version offers a captivating experience that’s perfect for gaming on the go. Dive into this review to uncover what makes Rainbow Moon stand out as a must-play title for RPG fans looking to explore a world of strategy, exploration, and excitement.
Rainbow Moon Vita Review Pros:
- Bright cheerful graphics.
- 1.2GB Download size.
- Simple menu layout.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the Playstation 3 and the PlayStation Vita versions of the game.
- Random encounters are a choice so you can have as many or as few as you like.
- Huge, varied locations from the depths of the jungle to the freezing cold snow-capped mountains.
- Battles are in the same vein as Final Fantasy and Disgaea. Move and use items, heal and fight within a set of moves.
- craft weapons and upgrade at the many vendors found throughout the lands.
- Unlock warp gates to make traversing the land quicker.
- Cross save with the PlayStation 3 via the in-game cloud.
- Connect to the game servers to upload and show off your game completion. Leaderboards can be filtered to friends only.
- Buy new items, weapons and armour from vendors.
- Unlock and use battle plans. Battle plans determine where your party lines up in battle.
- Control is simple and easy to use.
- Optional side quests unlock as you progress through the main story.
- Save whenever and wherever you like.
- Unlock a boat and travel the seas!
- Hours upon hours of game play.
- DLC is bought more to be used as shortcuts as opposed to adding any new actual content.
- Food mechanic where you need to keep eating, otherwise you start losing health.
- Special moves can be unlocked and used.
- Huge boss battles.
- The game is very much free roam.
- The game looks and plays exactly the same as the PlayStation 3 version.
Rainbow Moon Vita Review Cons:
- First hour is slow starting.
- Music is average, bordering on repetitive.
- A lot of grinding needed, More so later on.
- Doesn’t use any Vita unique features like touchscreen.
- DLC is basically a short cut and is just micro transactions.
- Food mechanic is more of an annoyance than a move forward.
- The story is a bit cliché and tired in places.
- Map is too small in the menu, making it out of the icons and navigation.
- Parts of the menu, text in particular, look a bit smushed up.
- The trophy list is shared between the two versions.
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Rainbow Moon Vita:
Developer: SideQuest Studios
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
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