A more arcadey feeling Musou game. It's slower in pace, but is a neat little experience.

Not quite Musou and not really easy to recommend, but it's an okay game that Musou fans may enjoy, especially when it goes on a good sale.

This game has more in common with Kessen and Bladestorm than it does Musou, but Musou fans may still find enjoyment from it.

This game has more in common with Kessen and Bladestorm than it does Musou, but Musou fans may still find enjoyment from it.

This is more similar to the Senran Kagura games than Musou, but the combat will still appeal to Musou fans. Lots of fan service with this game, just like with Senran Kagura. Also, lesbians!

Designed more like a JRPG with "random encounters" that are Musou in combat alone. There will be moments where it feels more like a traditional Musou game, but Musou this is not. Still solid!

Very solid combat, but gets repetitive even for Musou style games.

A fairly fun, but not quite Musou-like experience. Combat will remind you of the Musou games, but this has a more JRPG progression and stage design.

A fairly fun, but different take on the Musou gameplay. Stages are a capture the bases affair, similar to an Empires title. Combat is fairly slow compared to the Musou series, but it's still enjoyable

Not quite as Musou like compared to MegaTagmension or Action Unleashed. As long as you're not expecting waves of enemies, you should still have a fun time if you also enjoy the Neptunia series.