.Hack//G.U. is clearly the product of a different age. The series’ most playful moments involve imagining what would happen in a world where everyone is hyper-connected through technology, a mixture of adept foresight and the paranoia that surrounded events like the perceived Y2K computer crisis. These concerns have kept .hack//G.U. relevant, however, and publisher Bandai…
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Unique gameplay elements make game fun
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Characters eventually become extremely interesting
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Fun seeing gameâs predictions about future now
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Story needs a whole volume before it becomes compelling
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Voiceover and graphics overhaul couldâve been done better
