Review scoopings 3/5 · Oct 20, 2025
Great Look & Sound Help Bolster The Dragging Gameplay
Preliminary: I've always liked the idea of Sailor Moon more than actually watching it. It's sort of like the Pokemon anime. So much filler, so much wasted time in the show, even as a kid I felt that way, but I loved the ideas and moments of both. That's how I feel about this game: it truly feels like playing …
Preliminary: I've always liked the idea of Sailor Moon more than actually watching it. It's sort of like the Pokemon anime. So much filler, so much wasted time in the show, even as a kid I felt that way, but I loved the ideas and moments of both. That's how I feel about this game: it truly feels like playing a Sailor Moon anime movie. My husband loves Sailor Moon, so I would love to get him to paly this. Tho I think even he would get a bit annoyed at the unnecessary length for the "special training" at the beginning (tho he probly would understand it better).
Look: 8.5/10 Beautiful colors, looks exactly like the anime.
Sound: 9/10 I absolutely loved the soundtrack and wound up listening to it as a separate YouTube video when I wound up dropping the game. Chills-inducing jams, could even go higher.
Play: 6/10 Visual novels haven't clicked with me yet. Thanks to it being a familiar series and great Look and Sound, this should've been my first to click. However, the text takes too long to let you skip to the next text (it waits for the audio) and everything just moves too slowly unless you love the anime and are okay with the filler before things get more epic.
Feel: 7/10 The Play really drags this down, though others have noted this is actually high quality for a visual novel so I may just be naive.
Attachment: 7/10 I want to show this to my husband. So I wont be forgetting about it, even if I wont replay it myself.
Overall: 7.6/10