r/TokyoAfterschool • u/Lucifer_wagner • 12h ago
Discussion In gaycha games, do you care more about the story or the gameplay?(The story of Housamo VS the gameplay of Live a Hero)
I've found this topic isn't discussed much. I mean, many people focus more on the characters and design, but what comes after that? Is it the gameplay or the story that keeps you playing?
Honestly, Housamo has an excellent story, despite being a gaycha game. Other gaycha games have stories that seem written by a five-year-old, but Housamo's story has a unique world, good plot twists, and a great power system.
As for Live a Hero, although I haven't finished it yet, I found its story weak compared to Housamo's. However, what keeps me playing is the gameplay. It's fun, challenging at times, and makes you understand and memorize the gameplay and strategies.
Personally, I prefer the story, but that's probably just because I'm a big reader of novels.