13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim OST: -[DEOXYRIBOSE]- 

"Unbelievable! I'm acting like an amateur!"

“I DENY you!”

A fine hit!

"The invasion ends here!"

sho minamimoto

Damn right

I don’t even particularly like sci fi usually, but damn this game was awesome

I didn’t even know this game was also an actual game beyond a visual novel, and it was a pretty fun part of the game too. Can’t wait to finish it after my semester ends

I've always wanted to check out more sci-fi and this game really helped me with that, such a great experience

One of the most memorable games I played this year. So damn good.

It just slaps you with "Everything you know is wrong!" every 5 hours and you never get tired of it

Depends on which storyline you take first... I got Juro early and I understand almost everything about the finale.

@@yuseifudo2609 Juro's story only really explain Shiba and potentially 426's identity and goal...theres still so much left to explain, those arent even the major twists.

@@weewer3369 SPOILER ALERT when he said that everything is just a game, I realized that all was a simulation. I love sci fi culture so for me it was obvious. And the simulation is the main twist of the game...

@@yuseifudo2609 SPOILER ALERT That is most definitely NOT the biggest twist lmao there's so much more to project ark than just being a simulation bro honestly the game could've just dropped the simulation part and it'd still be a strong story with plenty of twists and mystery

Couldn't agree more, was so invested in every single one of them.

As long as I can keep this thing moving

And the Lichdragon's theme as well. I found this song because of their music in Elden Ring and I wanted to hear more of their work. =DDD

These guys deserve it

​@AdarNasiykh play the game bro

Most of the complexity comes from the fact that none of the characters understand wtf is going on, not even the supposedly smart exposition characters. Once you get the full picture of what really happened in the past, it's surprisingly simple lol.

​@@di-gun5791 Its crazy how they were able to sew almost evry sci fi trope possible and make it a coherent story. Freaking crazy

Same here. It has everything I love about music. Goes from epic chorus to uplifting serene and then to godlike metal out of nowhere

literally just had to go through that yesterday hahaha

Yes, it made me feel a "Sega-ish" feeling, especially at the end.

same here

"Bombed" is relative, Atlus said sales exceeded expectations. Mixing visual novel with RTS-style gameplay is risky, its two extremely niche genres, and then it's also hyper-focused on sci-fi tropes narratively so it is a very narrow set of potential buyers. I think they knew it from the start, set expectations humbly, and outdid themselves which is fine.

@@Tezasaurus And "Mecha" straight up usually never does too good in the west.

I only got it because of Persona 5. So glad I did

I got the game because I just happened upon the Nintendo Switch trailer for the game

This game is shit

@@Diaryofaninja lol this explains why you're dissing people on other comments. You suck at the game and are flaming fans for liking a masterpiece. It all makes sense now.

@@damiester1 this isn't a masterpiece first of all LMAO the story isn't all that compelling tbh. and nah its suspicious that you claim to have beaten the 4th map with turrets and interceptors which is possible but it isn't the best strat lmaooo

@@Diaryofaninja the game is awesome well its not a masterpiece for you but I think so too (of course there's gonna be problems with the game) but I don't see nothing wrong with this game. The game isn't shit at all not even close. Its a novel type game and the combat matches so well with the story

@@Diaryofaninja the ultra contraryian

is that guitar

@@parupiro754 nah it’s harmonica

Reminds me of those awesome Dynasty Warriors guitar riffs

I was wondering if anyone else heard the "PSO" vibe in this, too.

Basiscape is fantastic at soundtracks and sound design.

For some reason, talking cats are popular cognitions among the general public.

@@trewerd I see what you did there... hehe

I blame Garfield

For the same reason they almost always take place in a high school

I Am a Cat

Time to show off for Yuki-chan!

Unbelievable! I’m acting like an amateur!

*CLASS IS IN SESSION!*

"We can do this! ...right?"

No point in overthinking it

and RAAAAAAAAAW

One might even say it's the GOAT.

You are correct in refering to Hitoshi Sakimoto [who also composed for Final Fantasy 12 as well] who composed for this game. However, this was actually composed by one of his teammates in his sound team from Sakimoto's personal sound company "Basicscape". Yoshimi Kudo is the composer of this track in particular. He's worked on previous Vanillaware games alongside Hitoshi Sakimoto. Kudo has recently worked on Elden Ring, producing some fantastic tracks from that game such as "God-Devouring Serpent" and "Lichdragon Fortissax". Vanillaware has an amazing roster of talented musicians and they all deserve far more credit than they generally get. ❤️ Basicscape ❤️

@@AdarNasiykh That's really cool. Thanks for the info.

Man I might just buy it again to support it

How

can't wait for that pre-order :D

22*

He only composed 10 tracks though. He directed the soundtrack as a whole, but the main composers are part of Basiscape, his sound and composition studio. The best true Sakimoto OST remains Vagrant Story in my opinion!

Thank Yoshimi Kudo for this one

​@@ludoviccastro6742gotta listen

well I mean...

And you technical also killed humanity

Add terrorist as well

I haven't even played Cyberpunk, but in what way are they even close to being similar thematically? Is it just because there is technology in them both lol?

@@michaelwright646 can't really say much without spoilering either story, but there are some similar themes regarding human consciousness, which I guess is what he is talking about. I do agree with him that 13 Sentinel's approach is vastly superior, if only because they put basically every trope of sci-fi together and somehow made it work.

@@michaelwright646 I'm not defending cyber trash, but Imo, I find it to be wildly easier to make a more compelling story when your core gameplay is a turn based strategy. As opposed to a massive open world that you interact with constantly.

@@muchhorrorsuchwow well 13 sentinels is a real time strategy but it still applies It also helps that sentinels is half visual novel as well where you constantly switch protagonists

@@muchhorrorsuchwow don't you think telling a story with 13 main characters and non-chronological order is difficult too? imo, not an excuse for cyberpunk 2077's bad story.

I thought the weapon effects felt very satisfying. That never got old

This track is designed to infect your nanomachines... with epic!

The gameplay is very simple actually. Most of the game you'll be spending your time going through the story with gameplay being secondary.

BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT JUST BUY IT DAMMIT

Well? Did you buy it?

@@BlueCrimson10 ehhh, I’m waiting for a sale 😅 Physical, not digital

@@MIGU3L2K It was on sale for 30 dollars in multiple places physically lol

Teenagers, giant robots, both are peak fiction

It's a visual novel (a damn good one) with some strategic fights. Take it for what it is.

The game is getting stellar reviews.

tiny brained westerner can’t read lol

Videos unfortunately can't show how NOT boring the actual gameplay is... I'm having a blast!

@Ibai Perez Do you think it would work if they made this in a normal video game and not visual novel style? or is it better as it is? like for example some books just won't translate well in movies.