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Adventure, Visual Novel, Science fiction
Half a year after the events of ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE, Kaito Yashio is introduced to Itaru Hashida through Nae Tennouji. Unsettling incidents start occurring all around them, harbingers of an event that will again plunge the world into chaos.
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Plot-driven, raw, unpretentious and clear.
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Cubed3Sandy Kirchner-WilsonNov 20208/10All in all, this feels like a worthy sequel. It takes what made the first game click, and adds to that without feeling superfluous. It is very, very hard to put down once it gets going, and the added replay value means there are many reasons to keep playing after the ending. Robotics;Notes: DaSH is a better game than its predecessor, and a highly recommended science fiction visual novel.
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GamingTrendAbdul SaadOct 202075/100Robotics;Notes DaSH includes the same entertaining characters from the first game as well as an engaging plot. However, the experience is often hindered by the inclusion of annoying story beats and a convoluted progression system.
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cublikefootClaire FerrinNov 2020Robotics;Notes DaSH expands on the already great cast of characters from the first game while also wrapping up some of its unresolved plot threads. Worth a look for those that enjoyed the first!
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GameGrinErin McAllisterSep 20215/10Amazing character relationships and a bombastic plot make this a must-play for fans of Robotics;Notes. However, it's just not for those left uncomfortable by excessive perversion. Add in how often the game crashes and its awkward pacing and DaSH becomes very hard to get through.
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Netto’s Game RoomBenjamin BellSep 20263/5 starsRobotics;Notes DaSH is a game for die-hard fans of the Science Adventure series and offers little for anyone else. While some will find its main story paths boring and overly drawn out, the game's ending is one that should not be missed. It is a shame the rest of the title could not live up to this same quality, but at least it can still be entertaining from time to time.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 4 ratings.
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