GUILTY GEAR 2 -OVERTURE-

The game is unique to the serie, it's a mix of RTS+ fighting, plot wise this one comes before Xrd, so playing this one is necessary, speaking of which, the story offers a 10 hours of gameplay including a very nicely made tutorial, difficulty options do also offer some tweaks such as auto summoning units and pausing the gameplay while you're making some strategic choices which kills the true gameplay of a RTS, in fact the plot contains cool and admirable character.

The game is unique to the serie, it's a mix of RTS+ fighting, plot wise this one comes before Xrd, so playing this one is necessary, speaking of which, the story offers a 10 hours of gameplay including a very nicely made tutorial, difficulty options do also offer some tweaks such as auto summoning units and pausing the gameplay while you're making some strategic choices which kills the true gameplay of a RTS, in fact the plot contains cool and admirable character.

the gameplay is okey, you're given 7 playable characters, each one of them has a different gameplay style. the Soundtrack is rockish, you already know guilty gear for it's rockish cool soundtracks, over half of the latter is given for free by the devs as a bonus for owning the game and graphically the game looks beautiful, for a 2007 game .

To our services developers have prepared Story mode (every mission is ranked so do your best to get S), Arcade, Mission (just clearing some scenarios) and multiplayer (preety dead, but someone still wants to play so call me if you want).

what an odd title. terrible xb360ish graphics.... everything about this game defies logic to me. but i love it anyways. pretty easy to get into, sort of plays out in sections and progresses and has funky cutscenes explaining whats going on... rts, rpg, hack and slash... its an odd combo, but actually i quite like it. and a very odd art style. it has the worst voice acting and dialogue yet still find it humorous and the characters likeable. its as if its a bad anime series you just have to push yourself through because you need to see the ending. although its Guilty Gear, i really dont relate it to the series personally. not sure if i would recommend paying full price, but if you can catch it on sale, as an anime lover its a must have. i do like how the game has good keyboard+mouse and controller support. each sequence is a short play thru then a short cutscene followed by a save. its a nice touch, nothing worse than putting a couple hours into something only to lose it. its not a great game, but i do find it quite entertaining. altho Steam says its been released in 2016, the title screen only makes reference to 2007.. and the game always starts in a 1280x720 window, only on the start screen can i ALT+TAB to get to fullscreen, otherwise it crashes or locks the game, at least with a GTX1080 and latest drivers. doesn't sound like anyone else is experiencing the same.