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Published: 2017-05-23, Author: Chris , review by: destructoid.com
A hallmark of excellence. There may be flaws, but they are negligible and won't cause massive damage. How we score: The Destructoid Reviews Guide...
Abstract: For a long while, Arc System Works was considered the last bastion for fans of classic 2D fighting games featuring hand drawn sprites; while virtually every other fighting franchise abandoned their two-dimensional beginnings and embraced the world of poly...
Stunning art, A plethora of in-depth tutorials for all skill levels, Best-in-class online lobbies and solid netcode
Can be complicated for casual fans, The ‘watch only' anime movie is an acquired taste
Ultimately, Rev 2 leaves Guilty Gear in a weird place. It's an absolutely brilliant fighting game, and one with a tremendous wealth of modes and a tutorial that puts most of its peers to shame. It is, in many ways, the best 2D fighting game on the market...
Published: 2017-05-27, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv/my/
Tweaked roster and new characters mean better balance, Excellent tutorials for series newcomers, As graphically gorgeous as ever
Fight mechanics aren't for the fainthearted, Story mode is basically just an anime movie
With an attractive price, expanded tutorials that make it easier for newcomers to get their head around the complex game mechanics, and new characters that keep long-time series fans happy, REV 2 really is the complete Guilty Gear package.Unfortauntely, i...
2 nouveaux personnages reussis, Un équilibrage qui va dans le bon sens, Le meilleur jeu pour apprendre les jeux de combat, Univers + musique toujours au top, Un mode story entièrement animé
15€ pour une mise à jour, 40€ en stand alone, Toujours en anglais
Si Guilty Gear est une série que j'aime bien, j'y préfère son homologue BlazBlue, créé également par Arc System Works. Le jeu est une véritable réussite dans le jeu de baston, mais devoir repasser à la caisse à peine 1 an plus tard est encore une fois, ab...
