I sat down and spent a good few hours polishing off every last story in Senran Kagura Bon Appétit today ahead of writing about it on MoeGamer, so finally, at last, I'm ready to move on to the next game.
And I'm excited about this, because it's a game I've had on my shelf for… (checks) two years now! And I've been meaning to jump into it ever since I got it, but for one reason or another, I have never gotten around to it.
The game in question is Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash, which I'm greatly looking forward to because, like Bon Appétit, it's something a bit different from Senran Kagura's norms. I actually have no real idea what to expect from it, because like with most things I know I'm going to cover at some point, I've deliberately not read anything about it, not watched any videos, not even looked at many screenshots of it. I'm going in as blind as it's possible to be in this modern age, and that delights and excites me.
There's another reason I'm quite glad that I've left it this long to jump in, too, and that's the fact that we live in the Age of Updates. The Peach Beach Splash I'll be playing from tomorrow onwards will likely be somewhat tweaked, refined and improved from the version that was originally released, and that means I'll have a perspective on it that launch day reviews won't have. In theory, at this point, two years after release, I should be getting pretty much the optimal Peach Beach Splash experience — but I guess we'll have to wait and see about that!
Anyway, I don't know how long Peach Beach Splash is so I'm going to make no grand promises as to when my article(s) on the subject will appear… but know that I'm working on it, and I'm really genuinely excited! 🙂
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