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I decided to give this game 1 star, 2* was too much. Artstyle aside it has NOTHING worth mentioning, it's a predatory gacha game with autobattle and sudden walls to keep you from playing the story if you don't grind. I understand making events that are hard and require more careful team building, but THE MAIN STORY? Are you serious? Just because my numbers are not crazy high?
I'd rather watch the story on YT and never touch this garbage again

100% completion of both american and european versions on my old PSN account, last December I got the platinum for the european version on my new account!
I really love this game, it really is a hidden gem and sometimes I enjoy playing it again from time to time

I really liked Judgment. It is set in the same universe as Like a Dragon, with many references to what happened in previous chapters. The story is well written, and some plot twists surprised me! Yagami is a character of great depth!

Most fun I've had with a videogame ever. Finished after 102+ hours because I love farming and this game is so addicting I LOVE the gameplay so much it's unreal. Even with the crap AI and some unpolished jank here and there and weird game design choices this is a unique experience. I can't imagine what Dragon's Dogma 2 can be if THIS is a 5/5

Do yourself a favor and play this masterpiece! A unique game both for style and game design, a real hidden gem of the modern gaming times

Me after TWO minutes into the game: "Okay, X is like this, Y is like that, the plot twist will be xyz with an ending zyx"
... All I said after two minutes really happened during the course of the game. What can I say? You ruin the enjoyment if you guess everything like I did!

A masterpiece. One of my favorite games on PlayStation 4. As fan of Drakengard and Nier Gestalt, when i played Automata i was so exciting! One of the best narrative by Yoko Taro.

One of my Resolutions for 2023 was to play LSD Dream Emulator per day, considering that the game takes place in a span of 365 days.

While I wasn't able to play through the game every day due to being busy, procrastinating, and more; I finally made up for it by reaching the end of the game and exploring the many dreams I was able to experience. This was one of the draining Resolutions of Last Year because I take advantage of logging my games with notes, and LSD is a great example of me going overboard noting the many changes on this chart that change each day you play into the game. Either being highlighted at a new or old spot and describing either an FMV or text-based dialogue. Some of the days would last either within 4-5 minutes, and would often last to the maximum of 10 minutes -- the longest time you can spend via a dream per day.

To describe my experience, it was a strange journey as I kept playing. What's unique about LSD is that it's different for every player due to how we explore many areas but with the slightest tweaks, and the chart being an indicator of the many dreams we'll explore in terms of its balancing. As I kept playing, I found my playthrough of LSD to slowly turn horrific due to how I was curious about the darker aspects of these dreams and why are we experiencing them -- only to be swayed off by disbelief of how it's about a person's Dream Journal adapted into a video game leading so many questions.

Despite not being able to finish it last year, I at least made up for it by finishing LSD Dream Emulator and seeing the end of it (which felt redeeming).

Photo compilation of my journey through LSD Dream Emulator, along with the chart that progressed until Day 365.

Inexistent difficulty and plot, it becomes boring really fast. Wait 'till I talk to you about the HD Remastered...

It was TOO easy. At one point I simply got bored and left the game unfinished for years. It's a shame since I really loved the first Devil Survivor.
It is a good game, that's undeniable, but it showed Atlus' first signs about a drop in the difficulty of their games...