I'm playing the Japanese version. I'm happy they are getting a global version, finally, a lot of my friends that doesn't speak japanese were waiting for it. This game has their own fanbase. Made by KEY. If you seen Clannad, AIR, Angel Beats, Little Busters etc, well you know what to expect, same creator. Probably not going to compete with WuWa, Genshin, HSR etc. This is entirely different genre. It's like one of KEY's Visual Novels but with combat and gacha. Pretty standard RPG style.
HBR won't hold a candle to HSR in everything aside from story, but who cares? HBR is here to do it's own thing, and it's story needs to be read by more people
The longer they wait to release these games, the less of a chance they have to succeed. Even though WuWa is a different genre, people's expectations of quality in gachas are increasing because of it. It's now or never.
That's only because people measure success incorrectly. These games don't need millions to succeed because 1. they already have the content completed and don't rely on multiple different audiences to make the next batch of content. 2. They aren't massive games so the money mostly goes to paying the small teams they have to create the translations, publishing, and global servers. So I'd say that you're incorrect especially since I've spoke with developers of games who barely make a million a month and that's more than enough to keep production of the game. That's why you see PTN still doing okay and receiving full English voice overs. That's why Arknights can do well on it's slow months because it's been making more than it ever needed to stay active. It's why PGR can stay active for years while still making better content with vast improvements. You don't need Genshin, WuWa or even Arknights money to be successful for these smaller games. Edit: Also, people have unhealthy expectations. That's why a game like Heaven Burns Red continues to make millions every month and the fact that it came later doesn't change that it's a good game and that's why so many people on Twitter are excited today. It just came late to global. It's not "Now or never" for good games. It's "Now or never" for cash grabs.
@@IAMCha0tik I do agree that a lot of people have unrealistic measures of success. Heck, I've seen people insisting that WuWa was a disapointment because it didn't beat Genshin. That said... I also believe that HBR could probably have reached a larger audience if it recieved a Global version closer to it's original release. The expectations towards mobile game are indeed increasing, and the hype around any live-service game that takes too long to recieve an English release tends to die down. (I'm genuinely curious, can you think of any gacha game that really popped off with a 2 years + gap between the original and the English release?) Regardless, I really hope the game does well! I've played a lot of Key's VNs before, and while I didn't invest a ton of time in Another Eden, it seems like a pretty cool game. Also, from what I know, Yostar's track record as a publisher is pretty good overall. I'm not so sure if I'm going to stick with it for a long time, given how many gacha games I'm already playing, but I'm definitely giving it a try.
For me the journey of emotion of waiting for a global version went as follows: interested, little excited, waiting patiently, waiting annoyed, waiting annoyed again, doesn't believe global chances, lastly if it comes k if not k, to now cool finally. Hope it has a PC client cause this game looks like it will take up a lot of phone space that I don't have.
I have been waiting this game comes to global, play several months in jp when it launch, i hope they didnt decide eos before it even catch current jp story. I like their jp story, art, music, and i only wish english subtitle for global release at the very least
yostar translators do so much work already x-x I just hope the game doesn't demand regular/daily play, after limbus I just cannot put up with most gachas anymore but who knows if the story is good enough I'll probably manage to bear with it
Hopefully they don't rush it too much and keep a steady schedule. I'm guessing it is likely still 1-3 months out since they didn't announce a date for it.
managed to finish first part of story on jp and it was really sad and good. I quit since i cant read japanese fluently so im looking forward for global
Bro only 34k pre register until now..I'm worried and I don't get why this kinds of game only famous in Japan unless it has big name like hoyogames. Maybe this the reason uma musume didn't come immediately on global? Still waiting for it too since it was announced
Yo thanks son for this I played the JP version for a while I put it down because it was all Jp one of my Favorites. I always said it should come global and I cant believe that it is I'm hyped this game is still 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Translating from Japanese to English looks hard as hell, and I do think the quality varies a lot depending on the team, but... It's really weird to have knee-jerk reaction just because an English translation has been announced. I mean, if the localization is being handled by a team with a bad track record, that's understandable, though I've never heard of anyone having a beef with Yostar in particular. But if you have a beef with ALL western localizers... May I ask what in language do you normally play "eastern" games?
@@joaomarcoscosta4647 in short: western "localizers" love to eject their agenda (woke stuff). And I disagree with "sausage enjoyer" mentality. If I don't like something, I free to criticize/express concern, instead of just silently consuming it. And I hope, it would end up as empty concern.
@@volisderg9463 Yostar is a Chinese company so your "criticism" was wrong in the first place. Yostar own record speaks for itself. You are not only wrong but completely blind.
@@Wind-Bound I would be wrong only if "localizers" that they hire are from China. But I get that in ur mind, world is very small place and "no way" someone will hire ppl outside of their Country. Also, wasn't Blue Archive released by Youstar. The game that I saw ppl complaining about localizers doing their fav job of twisting and altering text? Oh, and yeah. Played a bit of WuWa, Chinese game. There is some alterations too. Sry, that I'm not fanboy and/or sausage enjoyer.
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I almost forgot about this but excited to try it out!
I'm playing the Japanese version. I'm happy they are getting a global version, finally, a lot of my friends that doesn't speak japanese were waiting for it. This game has their own fanbase. Made by KEY. If you seen Clannad, AIR, Angel Beats, Little Busters etc, well you know what to expect, same creator. Probably not going to compete with WuWa, Genshin, HSR etc. This is entirely different genre. It's like one of KEY's Visual Novels but with combat and gacha. Pretty standard RPG style.
HBR won't hold a candle to HSR in everything aside from story, but who cares? HBR is here to do it's own thing, and it's story needs to be read by more people
can't wait to play it! I've been wanting this game to come to global for a couple of years now. Finally!
Thanks for the video Chaotik so glad this game is finally coming to global.
The longer they wait to release these games, the less of a chance they have to succeed. Even though WuWa is a different genre, people's expectations of quality in gachas are increasing because of it. It's now or never.
That's only because people measure success incorrectly. These games don't need millions to succeed because 1. they already have the content completed and don't rely on multiple different audiences to make the next batch of content. 2. They aren't massive games so the money mostly goes to paying the small teams they have to create the translations, publishing, and global servers.
So I'd say that you're incorrect especially since I've spoke with developers of games who barely make a million a month and that's more than enough to keep production of the game. That's why you see PTN still doing okay and receiving full English voice overs. That's why Arknights can do well on it's slow months because it's been making more than it ever needed to stay active. It's why PGR can stay active for years while still making better content with vast improvements. You don't need Genshin, WuWa or even Arknights money to be successful for these smaller games.
Edit: Also, people have unhealthy expectations. That's why a game like Heaven Burns Red continues to make millions every month and the fact that it came later doesn't change that it's a good game and that's why so many people on Twitter are excited today. It just came late to global. It's not "Now or never" for good games. It's "Now or never" for cash grabs.
@@IAMCha0tik I do agree that a lot of people have unrealistic measures of success. Heck, I've seen people insisting that WuWa was a disapointment because it didn't beat Genshin.
That said... I also believe that HBR could probably have reached a larger audience if it recieved a Global version closer to it's original release. The expectations towards mobile game are indeed increasing, and the hype around any live-service game that takes too long to recieve an English release tends to die down. (I'm genuinely curious, can you think of any gacha game that really popped off with a 2 years + gap between the original and the English release?)
Regardless, I really hope the game does well! I've played a lot of Key's VNs before, and while I didn't invest a ton of time in Another Eden, it seems like a pretty cool game. Also, from what I know, Yostar's track record as a publisher is pretty good overall.
I'm not so sure if I'm going to stick with it for a long time, given how many gacha games I'm already playing, but I'm definitely giving it a try.
First time hearing about it, thanks a lot. Angel Beats is in my top 3 anime ever, can't wait to play it
Been waiting for what feels like so long for this to be announced!
Woah, seriously? Finally man, thought they’d never release global
I was one of the folks playing the JP version. They had a CRAPton of banners. I wonder what all they will bring to global.
I watched some of gameplays and and now finally, i have an addition to my radar
I've been waiting for this since the game came out. Hopefully it comes out soon.
i play it in japanese on steam. this game makes fun.
For me the journey of emotion of waiting for a global version went as follows: interested, little excited, waiting patiently, waiting annoyed, waiting annoyed again, doesn't believe global chances, lastly if it comes k if not k, to now cool finally. Hope it has a PC client cause this game looks like it will take up a lot of phone space that I don't have.
So happy, that the game finally coming to global!!!
I have been waiting this game comes to global, play several months in jp when it launch, i hope they didnt decide eos before it even catch current jp story.
I like their jp story, art, music, and i only wish english subtitle for global release at the very least
yostar translators do so much work already x-x
I just hope the game doesn't demand regular/daily play, after limbus I just cannot put up with most gachas anymore
but who knows if the story is good enough I'll probably manage to bear with it
the story is really good and the grinding is easy on this game you can leave it auto and do your thing
Hopefully they don't rush it too much and keep a steady schedule. I'm guessing it is likely still 1-3 months out since they didn't announce a date for it.
Do you think we'll get an anime for this? I've heard so much good stuff about the story.
NO DON'T YOU DARE PLAY WITH MY GAMER HEART CHAOTIK. I love how you find this out lol
managed to finish first part of story on jp and it was really sad and good. I quit since i cant read japanese fluently so im looking forward for global
Smart decision. It's right around the corner
Bro only 34k pre register until now..I'm worried and I don't get why this kinds of game only famous in Japan unless it has big name like hoyogames. Maybe this the reason uma musume didn't come immediately on global? Still waiting for it too since it was announced
This looks interesting I might give it a shot
Yo thanks son for this I played the JP version for a while I put it down because it was all Jp one of my Favorites. I always said it should come global and I cant believe that it is I'm hyped this game is still 🔥🔥🔥🔥
and guess wht Yostar will handle the Global version
I'm glad you are showing it off, but I don't think it's for me. I like HSR because of the flashy animations.
I still watch your original reaction video lmao
who we will play as?? another sensei?
@@XxMvpKostxX no,the mc is female
Will it have a pc client?
the game already has pc client on steam it just doesnt have en translation
Waw nice.
Finally eh. Already 2.5 years.
Not sure if I wanna play thom there are lot games nowdays.
"Very emotional and amazing story". Western "localizers" dude, western "localizers".
what are you on
Translating from Japanese to English looks hard as hell, and I do think the quality varies a lot depending on the team, but... It's really weird to have knee-jerk reaction just because an English translation has been announced.
I mean, if the localization is being handled by a team with a bad track record, that's understandable, though I've never heard of anyone having a beef with Yostar in particular.
But if you have a beef with ALL western localizers... May I ask what in language do you normally play "eastern" games?
@@joaomarcoscosta4647 in short: western "localizers" love to eject their agenda (woke stuff).
And I disagree with "sausage enjoyer" mentality. If I don't like something, I free to criticize/express concern, instead of just silently consuming it.
And I hope, it would end up as empty concern.
@@volisderg9463 Yostar is a Chinese company so your "criticism" was wrong in the first place. Yostar own record speaks for itself.
You are not only wrong but completely blind.
@@Wind-Bound I would be wrong only if "localizers" that they hire are from China.
But I get that in ur mind, world is very small place and "no way" someone will hire ppl outside of their Country.
Also, wasn't Blue Archive released by Youstar. The game that I saw ppl complaining about localizers doing their fav job of twisting and altering text?
Oh, and yeah. Played a bit of WuWa, Chinese game. There is some alterations too.
Sry, that I'm not fanboy and/or sausage enjoyer.