BlazBlue Entropy Effect

very good！！！！

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特效与打斗和角色设计挺不错的，打击感很好，但我个人感觉，这就是个肉鸽套皮游戏，比起肉鸽更像横版格斗游戏，关卡少，怪兽少，流程几乎一样，但总体难度不高，希望多出点模式，只有双人模式的话，也挺无聊的

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my favorite roguelike

This is everything that's great about Blazblue and 2D fighters in general, condensed into an accessible and satisfying roguelite beat-em-up. Difficulty scaling is completely within the player's control, and the rewards for being a little more masochistic make it a fun balance to play with. Once you've gotten thoroughly comfortable with the game, something like blinding yourself to the rooms ahead can feel like a fun change of pace, and give you bonuses on top of it. The potential and skill card systems make in-run progression feel quite natural. Potentials are often the most potent upgrades, by adding combos and extra effects to your moveset (here's lookin at you, triple dash). The skill cards are for the most part your standard Hades-like skill upgrades, modifying your attacks, your dash, etc. and typically tied to an element/status effect. When a run ends, you get to roll a selection of 2 skill cards (and a legacy skill) to be carried over to following runs as an "evotype", which adds some strategy around getting to your desired build more quickly. Unfortunately, evotypes are tied to a character, and characters cannot use evotypes of the same character. This is a little disappointing, although I can see the intention is to make you try several characters, and in the long term it doesn't stay a huge issue. Very easy game to run, including on the steam deck. The controls are snappy, simple enough to learn and with plenty of room for building mastery. Each character feels unique and there is really a bit of everything in the roster. I feel it is as good to play for hours as it is to pick up and play one run, which is always nice. It does take some work to unlock new characters, so choose your unlocks carefully. 4 of the roster are also unfortunately locked behind DLC. So this is a notable downside for a lot of players, however the non-DLC characters are great as well. To me it is worth the full price tag, and doubly worth it if you're getting it on sale.