Caligula: Overdose (Multi-Language)

I bought this to play before I start the second game. I'm enjoying it so far and I heard this is the best version of the first game.

Excellent game all around, like others, I bought this version because the American one is way overpriced, and this was worth every penny! Combat is fun, I love the prediction system that shows you where enemies will move and attack, and even if you make a mistake it’s easy to back up and try again.

The recruitment system for the 500 students can be a little obtuse at times, but it was easy enough to google the more confusing ones. Apparently they removed some of the additional quests from the student plot lines so instead of 2 you just do 1, leaving some of the stories unfinished or odd, but if it reduces grinding that’s fine with me! I haven’t actually noticed anything odd as I’ve been completing the quests, so maybe I’ve not seen that quest line yet? Or maybe it’s just not as obvious as another reviewer made it seem.

Either way! Great game, I’ve already sunk in 20 hours and can tell I’ll be going for a lot longer. The music is repetitive but as that’s part of the plot line, I can’t entirely blame them.

This is a remaster of a PS Vita JRPG which shows roughness in its first outing. If you are willing to stick with it and gve it a chance though, it's got a lot you will like which flows nicely into much much improved sequel.

I picked up this version because the North American one is insanely expensive right now. This was a good alternative since it has English. I started this game on the Vita but never finished and what I've seen so far this is a great version. I highly reccomend this game if you like the Persona type vibes it gives off.

All around good for anyone familiar with the JRPG genre. Character were all well thought out and the world was vast but not overly complicated. The game is good for a simple playthrough, although I wouldn't want the suggest trying to complete all the side quests. Many are repetitive and the overall system for starting and finishing them is quite a hassle since you cannot do more than one at a time. Fortunately, there is no need to complete any of them to finish the game. In the end it was a pretty good game that can be completed in little over thirty hours, and it left me satisfied in the end.