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Shooter, Arcade, Action, Science fiction
OpenCritic79IGDB85
New dramatic horizontal shoot ’em up that takes place in the same setting as Ginga Force. An immersive story that follows protagonist Natsuki. Discover the story of her past as a rookie pilot up to present day with events that are parallel to those in Ginga Force.
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Relentless, nostalgic, unpretentious and plot-driven.
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God is a GeekSean SmithFeb 20219/10Natsuku Chronicles is a seriously entertaining title, which fans of classics like Border Down and R-Type Final will absolutely lap up.
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Rapid Reviews UKDan LaframboiseMar 20214.5/5 starsThe events of Natsuki Chronicles take place three years before a battle between Natsuki Sugiura, our protagonist, and the Garm in Ginga Force. The game begins with players as Natsuki where they go through her first assignment with the RDF as the rookie right up to her confrontation with Alex and Margarette. Afterwards, Natsuki realizes the truth about the Magni Company, MSS and RDF and decides to go against them.
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The Digital FixJames EckhoffFeb 20218/10Natsuki Chronicles is a great entry into a classic genre of games. While the somewhat stale story and overwhelming options proved more distracting than positive at times, this is ultimately a title that I will come back to many times in the future.
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COGconnectedThi ChaoFeb 202170/100I’m often horrible at these types of games, finding that the skill jump from easy to medium to be too much of a challenge but I found Natsuki Chronicles fares as a good starting point for beginners. In saying that, this game isn’t easy either and will require a ton of play-throughs of the same level, especially the later ones and on higher difficulties, to best determine which weapon types work the best and also your strategy. But even so, fans of the bullet hell genre should most definitely add this game to their library.
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VGChartzEvan NorrisFeb 20217/10If you've long been turned away by the opaque nature of shoot 'em ups, Natsuki Chronicles might just be the game for you.
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IGDB rating 8.5/10 from 3 ratings.
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