Manga or the game?

Korgi1 said:
The manga roughly follows the plot of the game it seems.

Korgi1 said:
Well the manga has better visuals and a more easily accessed format but the game has the benefit of expanded information and alternate endings. Honestly I'd say they are both good it just depends on what you want out of it. Also the game costs money so that's a big factor lol.

T31 said:
The manga follows the same general story as the game, but puts on a different spin to some events in terms of adding a couple of original spirits, altering a few events and having a major plot element not in any of the games. It also leads to having an ending from the game you wouldn't have expected. It's pretty interesting since you could consider it an alternate universe story. The chapters are quite lengthy, so you'll get your mileage with the time.

The game offers freedom of choice. There's a ton of alternate bad endings based on your decisions and quick-time thinking. It's a bit more open in that regard, giving you a broader experience with the story. The manga is set in stone and always follows the same path. The manga would take less time to complete, since you'll want to unlock the other endings and collect the ID tags in the game. It all depends on how you want to experience the story. I wouldn't know if I could call one better than the other, since there are, albeit minor, variations found between both. The manga portrays Heavenly Host in the right way, so it's pretty atmospheric.