Venus Vacation PRISM - DEAD OR ALIVE Xtreme - Reviews
A visual novel that cares more about its presentation than its writing, Venus Vacation Prism: Dead or Alive Xtreme is about as shallow as a reality television show – but it never pretends to be anything else. Irrespective of your personal appetite for underdressed 18-year-olds, this is an impressive looking game, with vivid oversaturated visuals and some brilliant animations. It's a lot tamer than its screenshots may imply, but without the minigame hooks of its predecessors, it feels a little lightweight as a consequence.
Venus Vacation PRISM - DEAD OR ALIVE Xtreme turned out to be an advanced dating simulator with cute girls. It will appeal to all lovers of slow games and lovers of sexy photos.
Review in Russian |
Even though it's not for minors, it's obvious that it's not that much of a break, but the designs of the characters are so solid that I keep wanting to explore a route I haven't been able to go on yet.
Review in Korean | Read full review
Venus Vacation Prism: Dead or Alive Xtreme delivers more than its fanservice exterior suggests, offering a surprisingly heartfelt blend of relationship-building, character-driven storytelling, and light simulation mechanics. While lacking in traditional gameplay variety, its emotional moments, polished visuals, and quirky charm make it a uniquely relaxing—if sometimes absurd—experience.
Venus Vacation PRISM arrives just in time for spring break! It offers a getaway filled with sun, sand, and a strikingly polished charm. It delivers exactly what it sets out to, but beneath the glossy presentation, its lack of depth might leave some players wanting more. Still, for those willing to overlook its shortcomings, there’s enjoyment to be found here—but for everyone else, it might not be the paradise it claims to be.
While it may feel unfamiliar or even alienating to those expecting something in line with the Extreme series or the mainline Dead or Alive games, Venus Vacation PRISM is a title that may satisfy fans of the Venus Vacation series—especially those who prioritize communication and interaction with the characters. The graphics, built on a new engine, are undeniably beautiful, though they carry a subtle sense of disconnect. Although the current lack of content is unfortunate, there's hope that future updates might eventually enrich the experience.
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