Neoverse Review (Xbox Series S)
Neoverse is a beautiful, fantastic game consisting of adventures with thrilling challenges. It is a strategic, action, rogue-lite, deck building game that will test the player’s skill. Start an adventure with unique heroes to save the world along with various timelines.
Pros:
- Anime style graphics.
- 3.86GB Download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Controller support.
- Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, v-sync, depth of field, fps cap, overall quality (performance/balanced/ultra), brightness, and contrast.
- Fast play option.
- Three heroes-Agent Naya, Claire, and Helena.
- Roguelike card battler.
- Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
- Rewards are given at the end of a match.
- Shows button icon on menus and cards.
- Turn-based combat.
- Energy-dictates what actions you take replenishes after each round.
- You pick your next match and difficulty.
- Stats section.
- Boss fights.
- Earn/buy skill points and level up to get new buffs and star boosts from the skill tree.
- Can retry a level for a cost.
- Data store- spend coins here on new cards or items and skill points.
- Items-can holds 3 and is played in-game.
- Missions-both levels you choose to play and missions (tasks) you finish.
- Damage numbers, shields, and ailments bang-up as you play.
- Hover over any part of the game/Hud for a brief description.
- Shortcut buttons for menus.
- Camera-you can move it around the battles.
- Each character has a different themed deck including a daily one.
- Can evolve cards.
- You get gold and a choice of cards as rewards after each battle.
- Quite addictive.
- Fast-paced.
- Combo system for card playing.
- Fast loading times.
- Each new run allows you to pick a bonus like more health, more gold, or a new card.
Cons:
- Very basic tutorial.
- A lot to take in.
- Can accidentally skip receiving rewards after a game.
- Takes a few runs to get going.
- Slow to get achievements.
- Same battle feel.
- Difficulty spikes.
