Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkhuni

Great graphics, entertaining gameplay and bosses. Lots of additional content after finishing the main game, strongly recommended for all Vita owners. Downsides- poor camera angle sometimes

Being from the same producer is not surprise that there are many similarities between Senran Kagura and Valkyrie Drive. But while SK leans more into the musou genre, Valkyrie Drive opts for a bigger emphasis on the hack&slash experience. While its roster is significantly smaller than SK this allowed Meteorise to properly flesh out and develop every character to depths currently lacking on its sister series. This coupled with the Phantom mechanics, delivers a very entertaining combat system that rewards the player for learning all of its intricacies and using them at its full potential. Luckily the game also offers different extra modes-like survival and challenge modes- to allow the players to test their mastery of the game system, expanding its lifetime. The game's writing while not a masterpiece, it has enough interesting twists to be engaging enough to keep the player interested through the 20~30 hours story campaign. The only reasons I won't give the game is a perfect score is because there are still some room for improvement. The game's difficulty is pretty easy for the most part and for a game where customization of your character is one of its selling points, the costume selection is pretty lacking.