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The Complete Deluxe Edition Bundle includes:
• Azur Lane: Crosswave game
• 2x DLC
• Deluxe Pack
Deluxe Pack includes:
• PC Wallpapers (x5 designs. Each design is available in 1280 x 720, 1600 x 1900, 1920 x 1080)
• Soundtrack (x16 tracks)
• Azur Lane: Crosswave Desktop Theme
DLC:
- Shiranui's Prized Goods Release Sale
- Operation EXP Boost
*Note: Once purchased and downloaded, all of the Deluxe Pack contents can be found in the "Deluxe Pack" folder in the game root...
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12 February 2020
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Complete Deluxe Edition Bundle
- Azur Lane Crosswave
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Shiranui's Prized Goods Release Sale
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Operation EXP Boost
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Deluxe Pack
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Complete Deluxe Edition Bundle includes
- Azur Lane Crosswave
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Shiranui's Prized Goods Release Sale
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Operation EXP Boost
- Azur Lane Crosswave - Deluxe Pack
The Complete Deluxe Edition Bundle includes:
• Azur Lane: Crosswave game
• 2x DLC
• Deluxe Pack
Deluxe Pack includes:
• PC Wallpapers (x5 designs. Each design is available in 1280 x 720, 1600 x 1900, 1920 x 1080)
• Soundtrack (x16 tracks)
• Azur Lane: Crosswave Desktop Theme
DLC:
- Shiranui's Prized Goods Release Sale
- Operation EXP Boost
*Note: Once purchased and downloaded, all of the Deluxe Pack contents can be found in the "Deluxe Pack" folder in the game root directory.
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I've played the mobile game and still do so I was excited to see what this was gonna be like and was rather disappointed.
First off you need to know that when looking at the story mode alone you will spend a whole lot of time just reading and listening to characters for the story in a visual novel style like many anime games do nowadays. The problem with this is that it takes up about 80% of the story and only maybe 20% are spend actually playing the game. It can be that you will have 5~15 mins (ish) of visual novel only to then play a mission for less than 2 mins (less than 1 min in the early game).
This game is also very easy so I suggest to turn up the difficulty to "hard" so it isn't as boring especially in the beginning of the game. It gets more difficult as you continue.
Personally I finished the story in around 8 hours because I payed attention to the story in the beginning but then decided to skip it all later which means that you can probably add some hours on top if you watch all interactions.
Next to the story you have optional missions you can tackle to get materials to upgrade all of the characters and eventually also marry them.
These are also very easy and only take up your time at the last few missions because special enemys just become very tanky whilst minions still die very quick.
There is also a photomode if you want to take some pictures of the ships of which there are 25 playable ones and also have several support characters you can't play that also never show up in missions.
There are also 27 achievements that are quite easy to get and after 25 hours of game time I managed to get all of them.
Performance wise is decent enough. It didn't crash on me once or had any bugs and glitches. However the performance in mission would dip at times when a lot was going on. Besides that it very good.
In summary I would say that if you are an Azur Lane fan you could certainly take a look at it. But I would definately not recommend this game with its base price but try to buy it at a reduced price.
Other than that it may not be worth it for other people due to its repetetive nature and in my opinion little value.
First off you need to know that when looking at the story mode alone you will spend a whole lot of time just reading and listening to characters for the story in a visual novel style like many anime games do nowadays. The problem with this is that it takes up about 80% of the story and only maybe 20% are spend actually playing the game. It can be that you will have 5~15 mins (ish) of visual novel only to then play a mission for less than 2 mins (less than 1 min in the early game).
This game is also very easy so I suggest to turn up the difficulty to "hard" so it isn't as boring especially in the beginning of the game. It gets more difficult as you continue.
Personally I finished the story in around 8 hours because I payed attention to the story in the beginning but then decided to skip it all later which means that you can probably add some hours on top if you watch all interactions.
Next to the story you have optional missions you can tackle to get materials to upgrade all of the characters and eventually also marry them.
These are also very easy and only take up your time at the last few missions because special enemys just become very tanky whilst minions still die very quick.
There is also a photomode if you want to take some pictures of the ships of which there are 25 playable ones and also have several support characters you can't play that also never show up in missions.
There are also 27 achievements that are quite easy to get and after 25 hours of game time I managed to get all of them.
Performance wise is decent enough. It didn't crash on me once or had any bugs and glitches. However the performance in mission would dip at times when a lot was going on. Besides that it very good.
In summary I would say that if you are an Azur Lane fan you could certainly take a look at it. But I would definately not recommend this game with its base price but try to buy it at a reduced price.
Other than that it may not be worth it for other people due to its repetetive nature and in my opinion little value.
- Very stable game
- Beatifully drawn characters
- Pleasent to look at
- build options
- Few fps drops
- Story = 80% visual novel and 20% gameplay
- basically one game mode
- most characters don't feel different
- too easy
2020-04-11T13:28:07-0400
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