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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Action
OpenCritic61IGDB64
Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed is an open-world action RPG in which players undertake numerous missions in a virtual recreation of Akihabara, Tokyo’s popular ”Electric Town” district.
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Unpretentious, funny, raw and knowing.
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Attack of the FanboyAnthony DeCiccoAug 20144/5 starsAkiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed does a great job of introducing a franchise to fans and giving them what they want. Fun.
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Niche GamerChris GollmerAug 20148.5/10Luckily enough, I find that with Akiba's Trip being a slightly watered down Way of the Samurai, it's a lot easier for anyone to get into it. With a direct story and no time limit, the game allows the player to take in the experience of a delightfully weird, quirky, otaku-crazed story coupled with fun, engaging gameplay, in the immersive world of Akihabara.
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DealspwnJonathan LesterOct 20144/5 starsAkiba's Trip is one of the most pleasant surprises of the year. What was marketed as shameful fanservice is actually an anarchic, innovative, big-hearted and even-handed love letter to all things Otaku and geeky, propped up by stunning localisation and a great cast of characters, and that makes up for a fair few clumsy shortcomings with its uninhibited cheeky sense of fun.
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PlayStation LifeStyleMark LabbeNov 20142.5/10Combine Undead & Undressed's disturbing sexuality and sexism with its poor graphics and combat and $50 price tag, you get a game that not only should definitely not be purchased, but probably never should have been made in the first place. If you want to spend money on the PlayStation Store this week to take part in the spend $100, get $15 back deal that is currently going on, I would advise you to spend money on anything at all besides this game. You'll thank me later.
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GameSpotJosiah RenaudinAug 20144/10Even if you can tolerate the inane stripping mechanic, Akiba's Trip does little with its battle system or narrative to warrant your time.
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IGDB rating 6.4/10 from 31 ratings.
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