Review: Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories (PlayStation 4)
In the shadow of a massive earthquake, you must brave a destroyed city where your choices will determine who survives.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 34.46gb download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- A handful of free DLC from costumes to a whole new epilogue.
- Male/female protagonist choice.
- Japanese voice with English subtitles.
- Simple character creator.
- 3rd and 1st person perspectives that can be changed with a button press.
- Multiple choice interactions whereby it impacts the story and/or gives morale points.
- Can play your character how you want.
- The free epilogue has trophies.
- Help people in need by doing tasks or collecting items for them.
- A lot of replay levels.
- Interact with many colorful characters.
- The game world changes as you play and proceed.
- The setting takes place in Tokyo where a series of natural disasters happen and you survive but must help others less fortunate.
- Tremors can happen at any time and you can react by ducking, failure to do so will usually cause injury or death.
- The map fills in and adds points of interest as you play.
- Save points in the map along with a save and quit.
Cons:
- Long loading times.
- Very basic creator.
- Really slow-paced.
- No tutorial or help.
- Constant mid-level loading.
- A lot of fetch quests.
- No clear markers for tasks.
- Clunky menu.
