Senran Kagura: Bon Appetit! - Full Course for PC is a rhythm spin-off of the popular SENRAN KAGURA series. This game takes a departure from physical combat and instead focuses on cooking battles, offering a unique blend of outrageous humor, delicious food, and gratuitous images of the series' lovely ladies. The gameplay revolves around rhythm battles, where players must tap the correct buttons in time with the beat to create the ultimate dish. The soundtrack features catchy tunes from various genres, with special Japanese vocal tracks sung by the leaders of each faction.
The Full Course edition includes all DLC and features 22 buxom ninja from the original PlayStation Vita releases. Players who can overcome the challenge of creating the ultimate Super Dish will be rewarded with a feast for the eyes. The Dressing Room makes a return in this game, offering even more stylish options for customizing characters' outfits. However, players must be careful not to peep too much, as they risk angering the shinobi.
Senran Kagura: Bon Appetit! - Full Course offers three different modes of play, including Story Mode, Free Mode, and Arcade Mode with online leaderboards. The story mode allows players to progress through the main game, while free mode allows for customized cooking showdowns. Arcade Mode provides comprehensive online leaderboards to compare scores with other players.
The game includes the original Hanzo x Crimson Squad, additional Gessen x Hebijo pack, and all additional DLC. The Full Course edition delivers the full experience in 1080p resolution and runs at 60fps.
Overall, Senran Kagura: Bon Appetit! - Full Course for PC brings a unique twist to the SENRAN KAGURA series with its cooking battles and rhythm gameplay. The game offers a nostalgic feel with its catchy soundtrack and vibrant visuals. However, it may not appeal to everyone with its emphasis on gratuitous images of the series' female characters and its tasteless humor. For fans of the series looking for something different, this game offers an enjoyable experience. However, for those unfamiliar with the franchise or looking for a more traditional gaming experience, it may not be the best choice.
































