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About UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes: Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes is a 2D fighting action game that brings the tale of the Hollow Night to its close. Players pick from a roster of twenty-four fighters rendered in detailed HD pixel art, including three newcomers – Kaguya, Tsurugi and Kuon. Simple inputs let even beginners pull off moves with a single button, while the new Creeping Edge and Celestial Vorpal mechanics add depth, as do fresh moves such as Hyde’s Blaring Outrage and Linne’s Soaring Dragon. Improved netcode smooths online matches, which now also include Casual Matches.
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A fantasy light-novel style action fighter: the player picks one of twenty unique characters and battles through the perils of the Hollow Night. The story follows Linne, princess of the Night Blade organization, who meets a boy named Hyde carrying a fabled sword of destiny in an ordinary town, and who sets out to stop whoever is behind the rise of the monsters called Voids and of the In-births – revealed to be Hilda, leader of the shadowy Amnesia and known as Paradox. Play rests on tight 2D fighter controls, devastating combos and distinctive fighting styles, joined by the Cross-Cast Veil Off system.
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle brings together four universes: BlazBlue, Persona, Under Night In-Birth and the RWBY web series, with characters from each. It is a fighting game in which players build a team of two and switch between them in fast-paced 2v2 battles. Its precise mechanics, smooth gameplay and 2D graphics recall Arc System Works titles, and it is aimed at both pros and newcomers.
The second entry in the acclaimed BlazBlue series adds several game modes, new story scenarios, new moves and one all-new playable character. It is a 2D fighting game whose combat system has been fully revised, with all characters rebalanced and equipped with new strategies and combos. Among the playable characters is the newly added Relius Clover, the mad puppeteer and Carl's father, who uses his marionette Ignis in battle. Story Mode lets players relive the events of BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger or set out into one of four new scenarios, and Unlimited Mars Mode and Abyss Mode are also available.
MELTY BLOOD: TYPE LUMINA is a 2D fighting game in a series based on TYPE-MOON's visual novel Tsukihime, with new scenarios and characters drawn from Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon. The Moon Skill system unleashes powerful techniques with simple inputs, and the controls are designed so beginners can play alongside experienced players. Online battles use Rollback Netcode, the story is written by Kinoko Nasu, and the fully voiced dialogue changes depending on which characters fight. Players can customize their title, profile icon, and character outfits, collect illustrations, music, and voices in the gallery, and learn through tutorials and character missions.
GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- is the latest entry in the Guilty Gear fighting game series, created by Daisuke Ishiwatari and developed by Arc System Works. It carries on the franchise’s hybrid 2D/3D cell-shaded look and adds mechanics meant to be simple for newcomers yet deep for veterans, such as wall-breaking. Players head toward the final confrontation with That Man and the ending of a story 20 years in the making, joined by Sol Badguy, his rival Ky Kiske and a starting roster of 15 unique characters. The heavy metal soundtrack comes from Daisuke Ishiwatari.
CHAOS CODE -NEW SIGN OF CATASTROPHE- is a brisk 2D fighting game built on controls that are simple to grasp yet very flexible, along with plenty of flashy attacks. Players choose from sixteen characters, each of whom carries four extra moves, and two of those are picked during character selection so that each player can find the combination that fits best. The game comes with seven modes, among them Arcade, head-to-head battles, a Mission mode, and Color Edit, where a character’s colour scheme can be changed. There is also a Network mode for battling other players online in Rank Matches for the top spot.