Normally a mode like this would be held in distain by the elite who spend time learning the mechanics inside out but to me this brings something that no other fighting game can offer. Stylish is a simplified version of the typical game controls but distilled in a way to make any novice feel like they are playing like a pro. This is only present for some select parts of the game such as a choice in the story mode but it is a fantastic way to get someone who is less versed in fighting games to enjoy what the game has to offer. Normally in any fighting game you could get away with mashing buttons to get a feel for the characters as you learn while momentarily glimpsing at the input screen on the pause menu every now and then but Blazblue revels in teaching you by doing and that is a far more welcome concept in my eyes.Īnother one of these accessibility options is the additional ‘Stylish’ mode.
It also provides an amusing catch up on the otherwise complex storyline but also breaks down all of the different characters ala Street Fighter to teach you their own different mechanics in the game. It does this in a bunch of different ways not only does include the most comprehensive tutorial section from any fighting game that I have ever seen, presented brilliantly with a fully voice acted script and a joyfully tongue in cheek attitude. This is where Blazblue sets itself apart from the rest, it has been built from the ground up to provide an accessible and uncharacteristically friendly atmosphere for new and rusty players. Blazblue was their new creation and seen as somewhat of a spiritual successor and for good reason, a lot of the elements that I have just mentioned have translated perfectly to their new home and the game features the same kinetic and speedy gameplay that made Guilty Gear so great.Īnime fighting games have a bit of a reputation of being incredibly punishing to learn and digest, especially in the early stages.
Whereas the name was new to the scene (at least for the west) the talent behind the game were not, Arc System works were known for the Guilty Gear series, an excellent Anime inspired fighter with impressive visuals, stylish combos and some of the finest character creations in the beat em up genre to date. Many other franchises have come along riding the coattails of this revolution, old classics came back in a big way with the excellent Mortal Kombat, Killer Instinct and King of Fighters while new challengers also entered the ring with the likes of Battle Fantasia, Arcana Heart and the subject of todays review, Blazblue.
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Street Fighter IV launched and reinvigorated the game, bringing the competitive scene, awesome net code and gameplay in spades.
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Octoin PS4 / Reviews tagged Blazblue / fighting / long name / ps4 / review by Grizzīack in the previous generation there was somewhat of a renaissance of the fighting game genre.
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