VoC: The Forsaken Maiden - A NEW Addition To The VoC Series, But It's MORE OF THE SAME!

VoC: The Forsaken Maiden is the next chapter in the premium game series Voice of Cards. Gameplay wise while this game does have a new narrator Game Master, who I did enjoy a lot more than the previous Game Master, I found that majority of the game remained the same, apart from the story, obviously. I was hoping for some differences when compared to the previous games, especially with the combat. But the combat table is exactly the same, and the combat structure is exactly the same as well. Which, while remaining familiar, it's a bit disappointing that there isn't anything different with the combat system or the combat table. VoC: The Forsaken Maidens structure is exactly the same as the previous versions with nothing really new to bring to this version of the game except for the new Game Master.

I honestly liked the Japanese voiceover from the other VoC games. This one is mostly focused on gameplay; it still has the action-packed setup of a VoC theme, and I enjoyed it a lot. This time I got a hold of some of the characters since it has a similar setup to the others.

VOC: The Beasts of Burden is the third premium chapter in the Voice of Cards series. And I got to say. I really... REALLY enjoyed this one more than the other two. Gameplay wise unfortunately the game plays a lot like the other 2 previous games. However, there is some actual differences this time around, just enough to give it a bit of a fresher feel. For one, there is a female protagonist for once. And the people in the starting town are all new character models which is also nice for a change.