While most fighting games these days either have just visual novel segments separated by random fights for their story modes, Granblue Fantasy: Versus takes things to the next level. The base roster is definitely smaller than usual but the playstyles being so different makes up for that. The entire base roster barring Gran and Katalina are very unique when it comes to playstyles and I’m glad to not deal with multiple characters that feel similar. My favourite characters so far are Ferry and Ladiva. Metera and Zeta on the other hand are a lot of fun to learn but play very differently. Gran and Katalina are very good introduction characters that are well-rounded and easy to learn. The base roster in Granblue Fantasy: Versus is just 11 characters with one you can unlock once you finish RPG Mode. A good tutorial and a glossary like this will go a long way in making more people try out fighting games. I hope more games do this because developers fail to realise that many non-fighting game fans usually get into the genre through a game based on a brand they like. While most games would just use this to detail terms used in the story, the glossary here even has an explanation of basic fighting game terms. The tutorials are great but one surprising addition is the glossary mode.
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Granblue Fantasy: Versus has a free training mode that lets you experiment with characters on your own and a mission mode that will teach you everything from basic movement to super skybound arts and combos. The super skybound arts range from massive damage attacks to your opponent being transported to a wrestling ring and pinned and even one that has you being able to use a summon with powerful skills for a limited time.Īrc System Works has been getting better with every new game when it comes to tutorials. This is a cinematic move that is just another way for Arc System Works’ visual team to flex. If your health is lower than 30% and your gauge is full, you unleash a super skybound art. When your SBA gauge below the health bar is full, you can easily unleash a skybound art. Each character also has their own skybound art which is the equivalent of a super in this game. You can however opt to use a more technical input method for the skills. The skills depend on the character and they are all very different with their own cooldowns. Since this is a game meant for even non-fighting game fans, Granblue Fantasy: Versus has simple skills and combos. I think a lot of anime fighting game fans are going to be surprised at how different Granblue Fantasy: Versus feels compared to the usual fare. It feels more akin to Street Fighter with some interesting changes. It is more grounded compared to the likes of Dragon Ball FighterZ or a modern BlazBlue game. Instead of being just another anime fighter with auto combos or the like, Granblue Fantasy: Versus has a very interesting battle and combat system. Barring the modes involving fighting, there is also a gallery that has various illustrations and music for you to unlock including drawings of Granblue Fantasy characters by guest artists. In terms of modes, Granblue Fantasy: Versus has a story mode calles RPG Mode, a versus mode, an arcade mode, tutorial modes, and an online mode.
Granblue Fantasy: Versus is a game that aims to satisfy Granblue Fantasy veterans and bring newcomers to the universe of Granblue Fantasy with a super-polished fighting game. While many people outside Japan aren’t familiar with the brand, Granblue Fantasy is one of the biggest mobile games out there and it has been slowly gaining popularity in the West because of its great character designs, excellent music, and story.
Granblue Fantasy: Versus is a fighting game developed by Arc System Works and Cygames based on a mobile and browser game called Granblue Fantasy that is very popular in Japan.
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