Basically, it's an eye candy/fanservice game and doesn't pretend to be anything more than that. The focus is on the collecting and playing virtual dress-up with some very fetching physics-enabled female character models. By that, I mean that the gameplay is very basic and it's not the focus of the whole thing.
Let's also address the elephant in the room: this is not a "good" game. I haven't spent a yen on this, and I don't plan to, and I see no real roadblock in front of me for now. Basically, you don't need to be a "whale" to have fun. From my experience, the game is extremely playable (and fully enjoyable for what it offers) without spending a dime. The gacha mechanic lets you unlock new swimsuits for your girls, and if you're lucky enough to draw an SSR-rank swimsuit of a girl you do not have, you will unlock the new girl as well.ĭespite the fact that DMM is known to be a bit predatory in its business models, this definitely isn't bad. Another relevant difference is that whole in DOAX3 you play the matches, here you play the role of the coach. While it uses the same engine and most of its assets, the gameplay is entirely differentĭead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation is a free-to-play game based on gacha mechanics that prompts the player to grow and equip the Dead or Alive heroines, and then pitch them against others in beach volley matches. It's also far from a port of the P S4 version of Dead or Alive Xtreme 3. It's a full-fledged PC game that you start by clicking a link on your browser, and it uses the DMM Game Client as a base, but it requires a download and installation like any Steam game. The new Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation has been available for a few days, bringing some of the action of Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 to PC, with quite a few twists.įirst of all, let's get a few misconceptions out of the way: this is not a browser game.
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