The improvements made to each Disgaea game have made grinding much more tolerable, and this is no exception here. It’s also possible to create characters higher than level 1 using HL, Disgaea’s currency, skipping the initial low level grind and letting you take them into harder battles.
The option to customise a character’s appearance is also a welcome feature, since previous games had class colours tied to their rank. Character creation features a large amount of classes and Disgaea 5 Complete’s inclusion of every DLC class means that it most likely has the most character options in any Disgaea game. The main improvements are seen outside of battles. This system doesn’t change up battles too much, though the way it ties into the main story is still somewhat cool. New to this entry is the revenge meter, which allows units to perform special attacks once they or their allies take enough damage. Gameplay is the fastest it’s ever been, even without speeding up movement and skipping the rather lengthy attack animations. You can take up to 10 units into battle, positioning them to create combo attacks and deal massive amounts of damage. The same stage based structure is here, and at its core battles are still easy to understand. If you’ve played any of the previous games – or read our Disgaea 1 Complete review – you should be familiar with the basic gameplay in Disgaea 5 Complete. The main story has some good moments but is never as good as earlier Disgaea games, though the various side conversations that you can view do help to make the cast more likeable. This means that, while he may not be the most interesting main character in the series, his interactions with the rest of the cast are still funny. Killia is a no-nonsense demon, and he ends up playing the straight man to many of the jokes throughout Disgaea 5 Complete. The story has a somewhat serious premise, but many of the character interactions and events are thankfully still rather goofy. An overlord by the name of Void Dark has been destroying various netherworlds, and the protagonist Killia is dragged into a fight to save what remains of the demon realm. Each netherworld is a planet ran by an overlord, and unlike Disgaea 1 the story this time takes place over many of these planets. Like the majority of Disgaea games, Disgaea 5 Complete takes place in the home of demons, the netherworlds.
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The final product gives this impression too, being a solid port of a great game that’s only slightly let down by some weird changes compared to the PS4 version. This isn’t the first release to have been delayed by NISA recently but, unlike the messy port of Ys VIII, the demo of Disgaea 5 completely seemed to be perfectly fine. After a hefty delay, Disgaea 5 Complete has finally arrived on PC.
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