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Tamsoft. A character based on, you guessed it, the Japanese Game company, Tamsoft Corporation.

The very same Tamsoft behind Oneechanbara and Senran Kagura.
Now they're in full support with Compile Heart and Idea Factory to create some hack-n-slash games for the Neptune series.

First they made Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed.
Their second game was Megatagmension Blanc + Neptune vs. Zombies
And now their third game is the upcoming Cyberdimension Neptune: Four Goddess Online.

Tamsoft plays pretty much how I expected from the company themselves. There's the sense of the Oneechanbara play style.
From a single katana to dual-wielding katanas, but for the most part it's slaying zombies with katanas.
Despite having a descent sword-play, she lacks highly on defence. Like she receives a lot of damage than most characters in the game.

None the less, she's a pretty cool character.
Too bad this is the only game she'll ever star in. Compile Heart never brings back their CPU-Makers these days.
Speaking of which....

Description
Tamsoft. A character based on, you guessed it, the Japanese Game company, Tamsoft Corporation.

The very same Tamsoft behind Oneechanbara and Senran Kagura.
Now they're in full support with Compile Heart and Idea Factory to create some hack-n-slash games for the Neptune series.

First they made Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed.
Their second game was Megatagmension Blanc + Neptune vs. Zombies
And now their third game is the upcoming Cyberdimension Neptune: Four Goddess Online.

Tamsoft plays pretty much how I expected from the company themselves. There's the sense of the Oneechanbara play style.
From a single katana to dual-wielding katanas, but for the most part it's slaying zombies with katanas.
Despite having a descent sword-play, she lacks highly on defence. Like she receives a lot of damage than most characters in the game.

None the less, she's a pretty cool character.
Too bad this is the only game she'll ever star in. Compile Heart never brings back their CPU-Makers these days.
Speaking of which....