Not only is the story mode peppered with gorgeous animations, but bonus material that will take you just as long to work your way through as the main tale. The storyline that BlazBlue has built over the last three instalments is notoriously convoluted, but every effort has been made to to ensure that you enjoy the grand finale. If you want to put in more time, and really get to grips with what a fighter is capable of, pick Technical mode and you’ll be getting as much enjoyment as you want from Central Fiction.Īnd if fighting against other people isn’t really to your tastes, there’s still plenty for you to do. In fact, BlazBlue wants to help you out it gives you the option to choose between Technical and Stylish mode – and Stylish goes a long way towards removing that execution barrier. Unfortunately the creativity and diversity on offer can feel at times as though it is locked behind an execution barrier, but even if you’re only willing to put in enough effort to learn to uppercut, there’s plenty of fun to be had. Once you do, you can put together satisfying and damaging combos that will leave your enemy short on health and reeling from the mental damage of watching you go ham on their favourite fighter.īasically, BlazBlue: Central Fiction is a whole lot of fun to play. Understanding exactly how your fighter works is key, and understanding your opponent’s character of choice just as important. This lends remarkable diversity to the cast each character fights in a style totally distinct from the others, and makes every fight an explosive experience that is seldom the same as the battle before. Others require a little more attention – like Litchi, who can control her staff independently, leaving it standing around the screen or spinning around her. In the cose of Ragna, this translates to his drive attacks draining the health of the opponent and giving Ragna a small health boost.
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Some, like that of Ragna the Bloodedge – the protagonist of the series – are passive. Each fighter is mechanically unique, wielding a drive that gives them a special ability that is all their own. With a roster of 35 characters taking the field, BlazBlue: Central Fiction is built to a scale of the sort the series has never seen. Now, with Guilty Gear back in the hands of Arc System Works and returning to prominence as one of the most exciting and excellent titles in the fighting game community, it seems only appropriate that BlazBlue signs off in a blaze of insane and utterly brilliant glory. When Arc System Works lost the rights to Guilty Gear, they started work on a spiritual successor that would channel the same insane speed and deep fighting mechanics that had made Guilty Gear so beloved among fighting game fans. The beginnings of BlazBlue is rooted in Guilty Gear.
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Novemin PS4 tagged anime / Beat em up / Blazblue / central fiction / fighting game by Guest
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