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Outside of the story mode, the only other major single-player mode is Survival, which pits you against an unending series of fights that slowly get more difficult over time. It’s fun to experiment with the different characters here, and even though some of them are lacking the unique mechanics that were prevalent in their home titles, are engaging to play. Personally, I’ve been rocking a Ruby Rose and Gordeau team, at first because they were the two characters that use scythes, but now because Ruby’s quick attacks coupled with Gordeau ridiculous reach make for a potent combination. It’s similarly welcome here, and the battles do not suffer for it.Īs for the characters themselves, the fact that four different universes are present here means that there is a wide variety of fighting styles and tag team combinations to choose from. This follows Arc System Works’ last title, Dragon Ball FighterZ, which similarly simplified inputs in order to make the action easier to understand for newcomers. Special moves are also easy to pull off, with the vast majority requiring nothing more than a quarter circle + button input. Apart from the core set of buttons you’ll be using, Cross Tag Battle has a robust set of tutorials that drill you not only in the simplest commands but actually provide a decent explanation on how the more advanced moves work. What is surprising is how friendly it is to newcomers. On the contrary, it’s exhilarating, which should come as no surprise to those who are familiar with Arc System Works pedigree.īlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle – Review Images courtesy of Arc System Works The action is very fast paced, though it’s not so overwhelming that it is indecipherable. On top of that, there’s the standard air dashes, high jump, throws, reversals and other moves that are typical of anime fighters. Two normal attacks, an overhead/sweep attack, a tag out button, and partner assist are what you’ll primarily use to string together combos. You choose two characters to enter a fight with, and you have the ability to swap them out with the push of a button. Though Cross Tag Battle features four different universes, gameplay is mostly reminiscent of the BlazBlue series, though the controls are much simpler in comparison. Now, Arc System Works is taking it’s shot at crossovers with BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle.įeaturing characters from the developer’s own BlazBlueseries, Atlus’ Persona 4 Arena, French Breads’ Under Night in Birth, and Rooster Teeth’s RWBY, the result is a perfectly fine fighting game that is fun for both newcomers and veterans alike. Capcom’s made numerous titles focusing on their stable of characters battling their counterparts from Marvel, Tatsunoko, and others. Crossovers are a staple in fighting games.
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