I had watched the original gameplay from pewdiepie many years ago and it had sparked my interest to buy it. I found it on sale on the Ps store and didn't think twice. The full body version has extra characters and scenes from the original and in my opinion, it is better. It is a small theoretical game where your choices in dialogue matter. I played it little by little, slowly at night to not finish it straight away, to match the vibe. I consider it a very good game for those who like to contemplate certain things and enjoy watching gameplay with a story. All in all, 9.5/10, a very good game.

Very nice single player game, I highly recommend it. Nice story without too much nonsense, another Japanese masterpiece

Plot: You are Vincent, a 30-year-old man who gets involved in love scandals and generally faces problems of a romantic nature, but it's not a big issue that I can't analyze because I would give away spoilers. The ideal thing is to enter the game blindly.
The game is a gem that those of you who have a PS4 should not miss, honestly.

Gameplay: You try to climb a tower made of blocks by essentially climbing the blocks and moving them. So the game is like a puzzle game.

Personally, I recommend it even to people who don't like anime, although it feels like playing a game personally, I give it an 8.5/10.

Hello everyone who is interested in buying this specific title. Let me start by saying that if you like anime, get it straight away. I finished it and Catherine on my PS3 two years ago and left a review here on Scrut. After years and being a big fan of the series, I bought Full Body on sale on April 17, 2020 for 22 euros. The purchase is definitely worth it. We're talking about a title that has been completely remade and improved in terms of graphics and gameplay. I, who have played the original title, thought I was playing a different game because additional conversations and dialogues have been added, explaining the characters' story in the game, something that the first game didn't do to a great extent, at least not for the NPCs. The game is not a sequel to the original game but essentially an improvement of the original in the aspects I mentioned. But the most important thing in the new game is the addition of a new character who completely changes the game and, of course, adds 5 different endings to the game, compared to the 8 it originally had, but overall the game has a total of 13 different endings. In addition to these, there are additional modes such as Babel, which has 4 different puzzle tracks that the protagonist must climb and at the end, it gives a trophy and a special cutscene. Essentially, it is a puzzle for hardcore puzzle enthusiasts. The other mode is to face another online opponent in the same puzzle in an honest or devious way, for example, pushing, hitting, pulling, etc. And whoever wins moves up a rank (this only applies to ranked mode), in normal mode, you don't lose anything if you lose or win. There is also co-op mode where you play puzzles with a friend using another controller, and finally, there is Colosseum where you play against another player. So, as we can see, for those who know and for those who are looking to buy it, there are many things to do after finishing the main story. Personally, for example, I will search for the other different endings in the game in the future, and here comes another feature that has been added to the game for those who just want to enjoy the story without getting frustrated with the puzzles. This is the automatic puzzle completion feature on the PS4. This way, the tracks are completed quickly and you won't spend many hours replaying the game from the beginning to see the different endings. But if you like puzzles like me, it's worth playing it from the beginning without the automatic completion. Something I forgot to mention and is very important is that in the Full Body version, new modes have been added to the main game and new cutscenes that are essentially anime. The mode is called Remix Mode and it gives a new breath to the game as it adds new blocks to the puzzle with their own properties and, of course, graphics. And the added cutscenes make the game look different. I should note that I recommend playing with English voices and not Japanese, even though I watch all anime in Japanese, because it suits the game since it takes place in America. And the voice actors' names are legendary, like Troy Baker.

Thank you very much for your time, Christos.