Honestly, "SAO: Fatal Bullet" is still a better Looter Shooter Game than the "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" Game.

Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is one of my guilty pleasure games. I know it's not perfect but in a weird way, it's really fun.

I picked up a ton of SAO games on a huge sale a few weeks ago and the only experience I have of SAO is SAO abridged. For PS5, these games take a bit to get used to their controls and the story is always a bit generic. Lost Song has a pretty nice amount of side events and boss fights, but the grinding foe magic skill leveling is insanity. Fatal Bullet is such a good "turn off your brain" game and being able to allocate stats and try new builds is really addicting. If you're having issues clearing some of the tougher enemies, you can put it in easy mode to get to post game. If you want to push yourself, normal and then hard mode are significantly more challenging. There were a few times in the DLC where I was scratching my head on how to beat a boss with the weapons and levels I had, but I still managed to use some forgotten skills and defeat a tough boss. Total spent: $30 Lost Song hours: 60+ Fatal Bullet base game hours: ~15 Fatal Bullet DLC hours: 100+ and still happily going. About to finish the last of the quest and hoping to jump back into the final dungeon (That uses a whole different level/weapon setup) and get passed the 40th floor. No idea how far it goes, but it keeps me on my toes knowing that I'm on my own if my teammates go down. I can definitely understand not liking the game if you spent money and don't enjoy looter shooters. Especially if you paid $110 on Fatal bullet for the full game and dlc. However, for a total of $16 like it just was, this might have been one of the biggest bang for my buck games I've gotten in a while. My judgement for if a game was worth it or not is hours played vs cost. If a game is $5 and I play it for 5 hours or more, it was worth it, even if it isn't mind-blowing. I was pleasantly surprised with all the features that are baked into the Lobby and ability to play solo there as well. A lot of the DLCs were also better than expected, especially the final region. I'd rate this game as a slow burner 8/10, no SAO knowledge necessary (OK, at least watch SAO abridged. It's actually good and gives you a pretty good idea of the overall lore.)

This certainly is a finished game, but it isn't something that captures the imagination of the player.

I really don't understand how your content isn't more popular, even if mostly what you cover is below-average anime games. I didn't know this even existed until I saw your video.

im playing the game right now. at point ill probably realize the flaws but so far im having fun and i like the stat point system and ...................iiittteeeemmmmmmmsss!

Your videos are great bruh well detailed and fun ❤

Hey do you think you could do a review on dragon quest the adventure of dai Infinity slash and even sand land of your interested that is.

SAO's art style gives characters big heads.

iirc last dlc was 20 bucks because it was an actual update with more content and after the main story. the others where just content you can do in less then 10mins and before the ending so it felt like cut content lol. I know this because while a non fan i got suckered into by a friend who loves sao and he kinda gets played everytime by these releases goes on saying not going to by the next and does anyway like he will be for the new one dropping. Shocked you havent brought up how unbalanced this game is but then again this is a issue with all of them

Still one of my favorite games next to lost song

Even as I SAO fans I still don't think this game is worthy of praise. It's the best SAO game they've made yet, but they could be so much better, the standard for SAO games has always been low.

Thank you being so kind help me and these better understand you God amen

How much is the game?