While yes, it gave a fanfare vibe to the game and sometimes I would hear some familiar tracks from the anime. Though the game itself offers so much, it also does tend to get a bit repetitive and tiring. The music itself kind of causes this as well. I would have experiences when the main cannon would sway too much when I was moving a lot, making it difficult for me to hit my target.
There were times I found the aiming controls to be a bit clunky though. This means you can round up your favorite characters from the show and, if you are lucky, you might witness some unique interactions between them that were not shown in the movie. What’s even more fun in the customization is that you can pick your very own crew who will help show the panzer’s potential. At the end of the stage, you can earn decals or colors for each BOCO you destroyed (There are 5 in total per stage). Last time that I tried to shoot one, I got punished for it really hard by the enemy. The only unnerving part is that you have to look for the well-hidden BOCO figures throughout each stage and have to shoot this teddy bear while you are being attacked by enemy panzers. That makes even more interesting and gives it a nice replay value.Īside from the battles, what I found really interesting was the tank garage where you can play dress-up with your very own panzer. You can put decals that you have collected throughout the game and pick colors to keep your fashion panzer game strong. While following some scenes in the movie, you can choose which characters to play at the start of each stage which allows you to see the story from their perspective. That’s why I’m really looking forward to the online match-making features which could be a real game changer as it poses new challenges and difficulty compared to that of the usual in-game AI behavior. I only wish battles lasted a BIT LONGER as your usual match would be just around 5 minutes or so. It was hella exciting as I saw my tank power up upon activating my commander skills. The gameplay itself is simple and can even be compared to the infamous World of Tanks where you drive your very own panzer! Girls und Panzer: Dream Tank Match has its own unique quirks though such as Commander Skills and Panzer High skills that will give you an edge in battle depending on the skills of your chosen commander. Even though they did their best to make it similar to the show, they made it a bit darker as compared to the show’s more brightly-colored design. The only things that were a bit off for me were the in-game sprites. But more than that, the Tanks themselves shine bright with how well-detailed they are. So while that may be nothing out of the ordinary, the in-game visuals are just an ABSOLUTE EYE CANDY! The environment – from the trees, buildings and even the splashes of water – are gorgeous. The story and interactions of each character are told in a visual novel-style where characters have a 2D-sprite and bombarded by a wall of text. Now, Team Anglerfish (MIHO, YUKARI, SAORI, HANA, MAKO) and the student council have come up with an even more effective way to recruit students – EXHIBITION MATCHES with other schools coming in as participants and/or commentators! It seems, however, that their efforts weren’t enough. From the get-go, you are greeted by a promotional video that recaps the events of how the Oarai Girls Academy won the national sensha-dō tournament in hopes of recruiting more students to their school and prevent it from closing. Story-wise, the game features re-enactments of the scenes from the movie.
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