The World Ends With You: Solo Remix Review

Players control Neku with an incantation that can support the other characters in attack. It makes the system much easier than before, but it's a decent adaptation to a monitor. Problems arise only when it comes to move on the screen. Initiates combat moves through swipes or taps as move. The World Ends With You: Solo Remix makes the battle for the difference at times irritating to tell when it happens again and again. It is unfortunate, because, as usual, the fight is a lot of fun and a refreshing change from the old turn-based entertainment. A number of pins affect what skills can be used during combat and are pretty varied, both in terms of how they are used and what they do.

Originality is clearly something that The World Ends With You: Solo Remix is far from short. I have played many JRPG in the past and there is nothing comparable. The iOS conversion is quite good, despite the restrictions screen, and all is forgiven if you are wrapped up in the action as much. It is an expensive purchase, but one that gives you. Dozens of hours of unforgettable gaming experience If you like it think it's really not that bad.

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The World Ends With You: Solo Remix Review