Unfortunately, I wish that I had never heard of any of those things prior to playing the game. The only things I had heard about this series going in was that it was considered to be a very long Visual Novel, it involved mech combat in some way, and many people consider it to be their favorite Visual Novel of all time. I had never seen any Muv-Luv manga or anime, nor had I any other experiences with this series, prior to reviewing this Visual Novel. You really need to play Muv-Luv Extra first, or you won’t understand Unlimited at all. Part 1 of the review will be dealing primarily with Muv-Luv Extra, and Part 2 of the review will deal mostly with Muv-Luv Unlimited, but there will be one score at the end for the whole packaged experience.
I am definitely happy with our decision to wait for the full version, but I will go into the reasoning later.
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That being said, with the restoration patch in place there are some frank discussions of adult relationships, therefore the whole review I will place an 18+ warning on. None of the links in this article will take you to potentially NSFW places other than this single link to the 18+ Directors Cut Content Patch for the game, which I will place here. Even though I did not play the edited version, I can surmise where and when the cuts were made and make an evaluation based on that experience. As such, this review is for the full 18+ version of the game. However, that is largely not the case, we intentionally waited to review this major Visual Novel release due to wanting to review the full experience. With how many games Operation Rainfall has reviewed in the past year, and with Muv-Luv‘s notorious length as well, you might think that we have only just gotten around to reviewing this title due to time restraints.
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