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About Azur Lane: Crosswave Step into a vibrant universe where legendary warships take on human forms, and experience their epic clashes like never before in Azur Lane: Crosswave . This 3D reimagining of the acclaimed mobile title harnesses the power of Unreal Engine to transform the beloved 2D shooter into a dynamic, cel-shaded anime adventure.
Read moreAs a big fan of the mobile game (been playing since 2019), I had relatively high hopes for Azur Lane Crosswave at release, and through playing it here and there over the years, I've come to find the game to be not as
Azur Lane: Crosswave is a console spin-off of the mobile gacha game, built as a hybrid between a light 3D action shooter and a visual novel, but mostly the latter. It’s mainly aimed at fans of the series—if you like the
This is one of those games that I'm afraid my words won't properly convey my feelings. In truth, I like this game, it did what I hoped it'd do when I bought it, and I'll likely even finish the story. I wanted to say all
Azur Lane: Crosswave is a single-player 3D action spin-off that takes the franchise’s shipgirl cast and turns them into an arcade-style naval shooter. Instead of the mobile game’s management-heavy structure, it focuses
The story is fun, the gameplay is simple but does not get THAT old because the game is not too long for it to get old. The DLC stories are fun as well, But beware! Getting 100% is a grind, even if it doesen't seem like
First Azur Lane game I played. In general I can say I like it. I normally hate VN's but I read through this one so far (Main Story plot) It's ok, worth getting on sale, Anime is cute and resembles the game a lot. Needs