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Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day
Released On: Sep 30, 2014
56
6.1
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 32 Critic Reviews
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0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
84% Mixed
27 Reviews
27 Reviews
16% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 32 Critic Reviews
56
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
84% Mixed
27 Reviews
27 Reviews
16% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
For anime fans, it's literally pulling together some of the brightest minds in the industry and allowing them to run free with a very creative format. Short stories are always less inhibited than full-length projects, and if nothing else, everything that we find in the Short Peace package is very creative indeed.
Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day is an action game and short film collection in one. This PlayStation 3 oddity tells a baffling story that features a seventeen year old girl with an eye patch and a violin-themed sniper rifle on the hunt to kill her father.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 18 User Ratings
6.1
39% Positive
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
28% Mixed
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
33% Negative
6 Ratings
6 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 18 User Ratings
6.1
39% Positive
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
28% Mixed
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
33% Negative
6 Ratings
6 Ratings
I know $40 is too much for a 1-hour game, but this game deserve better than this, it's a really short masterpiece.
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PlayStation 3
This is a game made with love and I can see the love the game is not that fun to play but it is kind of good experience to get through with a I like it. I don't like it. It's worth trying at least and the art style and all the artists in it is worth to see but this is weird .I like to think that this is a parody game because at least the game makes sense that we because the story is kind of anime which you find at the lowest part of my anime **** the short films are really good so is it worth buying for that
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PlayStation 3
Short Peace leans towards its visually appealing aspects instead of its story and gameplay features. It’s a nice anime and video game hybrid to mindlessly keep you busy for about two hours, but if you’re looking for a serious game to invest your time in and explore this might not be what you’re looking for. Your eyes will be thanking you, but your brain might say otherwise.
If you’re a real Japanophile, then you’ll no doubt enjoy everything on offer here. However, if you only have interest in the game itself, then you absolutely will be disappointed.
It's an odd game, this. [June 2014, p.92]
A poorly made, weird game. It's best asset is the creativity of the director, and the music of the playable part. A 35 minutes game can't ever be good at such an expensive price.
Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day is a serviceable but uninspired sidescroller. It appears bizarre and distinctive, but in reality, is a dull game that offers appalling value for money.
"Short Peace is well... A short piece, I beat the game portion of the disc in less than an hour, and the story? Pure madness. However, I would be lying if I said I didn't fully enjoy the experience. It has a very Sonic the Hedgehog type feel to it, past paced with each level running you anywhere from two minutes to three making replaying them no problem to hunt for collectables. And you WILL replay them. The wacky randomness of the levels and overly dramatic cut scenes got me to smile more than once, and I find myself going back to it again and again. I would say look at some gameplay footage, if it looks like something you'd enjoy, you probably will. Just know it's short going in. I got the import for 19$, and for that price, I would say it's defiantly worth it. If you like that kind of thing that is, which it happens I do. I really, really do."
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PlayStation 3
Difficult to judge a game like Short Peace... because it isn't one! Composed with 4 anime and a little game made by no one else than Suda 51. After finishing the PS3 Blu-ray, I'm kinda crestfallen.
Rather than a game wih animated sequences, I see Ranko Tsukigime Longest Day (it's the name of the game) more like an anime with gameplay parts. The biggest point of the game is its bizarre atmosphere, its weird design and its continuous gags. Suda let his imagination run wild and gave birth to a psychedelic experience that rivals late Satoshi Kon's movies. The story as about Ranko, a not-so-ordinary high school girl leaving at night equipped with a violin in the purpose of killing her own father. Here, I just described you th part of the story that can actually be expressed with words, because the rest is absolutely absurd in the mix of unexpected and unthinkable things that happen.
Artistically speaking, it remains very interesting. Cut-scenes vary between different styles (classical anime, watercolor, comic, manga) in incredible and spicy events. The game itself is kinda stylish with its paint effects, old-school shooting and a ludicrous final battle in 8-bit. The gameplay is pretty much limited though : it's merely about racing through the few stages as fast as possible while striking monsters with the right timing, so as to shake off the dark forces behind you. The whole thing lasts about 3 hours and trophies aren't exactly exciting.
I expected better of the various anime. They're certainly worthwhile from a stylistic point of view, but the stories lack substance. The first three are tales related to the Japanese folklore with Youkais and Onis, while the fourth is an SF anime that takes place in an alternative future after world's end. All are definitely too short and the SF one, by far the most interesting, should have really been developed a lot more to present its background and expand its universe. The action and the atmosphere are really cool and it has the potential to be a major SF reference a bit like Pale Cocoon (which was short too but also more meaningful)
Whatever you may think about those (I'm not here to decide which kind of anime is good or not), one thing is sure : a 2-hour long anime being around 20€ and Ranko Tsukigime looking like a 8-10€ downloadable game, the 50€ that BandaiNamco asks you for this disc are way too much.
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PlayStation 3
Sinceramente, de lo peor que poseo actualmente del catálogo de PlayStation 3.
No consigo entender como este juego vio la luz siendo además del señor Goichi Suda (Suda 51). Básicamente el juego es una especie de historia en vídeos de anime, con algunas secciones de "gameplay" que se basan en un scroll lateral puramente arcade en la que avanzas y matas enemigos a gran velocidad.
Historia de la cual ni me enteraba de lo que pasaba, gameplay simplón a más no poder, duración irrisioria...
Realmente no se qué más decir, porque, en verdad, no tiene mucho más.
A no ser que te apetezca pasar un mal rato, no recomendado.
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PlayStation 3
I've bought Ranko Tsukigime and i regret the purchase actually only for the game part. I completed the game on the first playthrough within 43 minutes +25 minutes cutscenes. The cutscenes were fun and the boss fights were interesting but paying 40€ for the game is way too expensive.
The animes were awesome. I enjoyed the 65 minutes from start to finish. So if you find the game for a 10er, buy it for the animes, not the game. Turned the game in for something else on the next day.
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PlayStation 3
Summary short Peace is an anime compilation: – a unique mix of Japanese entertainment that gathers four short films and a video game in one disruptive package.
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation 3
Initial Release Date: Sep 30, 2014
Developer:
- Crispy's
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
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