BLEACH Rebirth of Souls

The combat is very basic, and movement feels very slow.

Tengo la esperanza de que mi reseña pueda "Equilibrar" un poco la balanza, ya que al momento de su lanzamiento el juego tuvo varios problemas, desde los insignificantes hasta catastróficos. Explotando en criticas negativas de las cuales ninguna reflejan lo que es el Juego Completo por lo que quedo permanente Manchado de Malas Reseñas en base a errores gráficos y al Pésimo Port que fue para PC, siendo asi que a lo largo del tiempo que transcurrió el mismo port mejoró y ya es jugable, teniendo en cuenta que juego con un Intel Core i3 10100F + 16GB RAM. Mi reseña: El juego en verdad está muy bien logrado, siendo completamente diferente a otros juegos del género de peleas y diferenciándose de otros de anime como los STORM, gráficamente es indiscutiblemente un 10/10, hay pequeños detalles tan bien cuidados, como transformaciones y mini despertares como la Primera Máscara Hueco" de Ichigo, o detalles que uno mismo puede ir descubriendo mientras juega. Y del lado del Gameplay siento que esta genial, para variar es diferente a otros juegos de pelea debido a distintos puntos que hacen a cada personaje unico a la hora de usarlo, que cambia cuando los dominas aún más, una vez que te acostumbras se hace adictivo y te gusta más, hay personajes más disfrutables que otros como es normal, ya que cada uno tiene su propio moveset ademas de distintos rangos de ataque, El juego es genial y cumple para lo que es y te encantaría más si sos fanático de la saga de Bleach, yo como fanático y luego de experimentar algunos bugs sostengo mi 9/10. Lo poco decepcionante para ser sinceros sería la cantidad de personajes y un error a la hora de poner subtitulos, ya que no aparecen en los combates versus, solo se hacen visibles en la pantalla de victoria o en interacciones a lo largo de las batallas

I am a huge Bleach fan, and I was looking forward to this game for a while. Unfortunately, the stylish aesthetic and soundtrack is where the praise for this game ends. Combat is so incredibly janky and stiff, and you're only limited to a few combo moves. This is [b]very[/b] far removed from a Budokai Tenkaichi or Ultimate Ninja in terms of mechanics. I only played a few rounds and saw the "depth" the game had to offer. Arena fighters should not hurt to play. Other game options are fine at best but definitely lacking, especially considering the price. I guess I expected more from this.

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You have to be a Bleach fan and obtain this at a massive discount to overlook the extreme basic flaws. The performance leaves a lot to be desired. "unlimited" FPS never actually goes over 60, but more importantly the game just can't maintain a stable 60fps even when locked to it. Every transition from tabbing to a different menu, the loading screen, etc just sees such a noticable dip. In combat it really does struggle with the frametime which isn't great considering how unresponsive it can feel. My standards for an anime fighter is very low so I'm not expecting depth to the gameplay. I've seen better though within this category. Probably what it gets right is that it really does look and FEEL like Bleach. That's the goal of course, though this is an area where it really excels over other anime fighters. The expressions on the characters faces when you flash step (or equivilant) matches the manga/anime 1:1. There is a varitety of moves and techniques for the characters and it really feels like the art team worked very hard on this part. The vibe and colors of the menus and iconography are very "yup, this is Bleach" as it should be. It's just a bad performing game and is only redeemed by it being a real Bleach game. Something some people have been waiting for for a very very long time and might look past that.

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls is a game I enjoy, but it definitely has some problems. Visually, the game looks really good. I like the animations, the cutscenes, the character designs, and the overall presentation. A lot of attacks and transformations feel flashy and satisfying, which is exactly what I would want from a Bleach fighting game. The combat is decent, but I would personally give it around a 6/10. It can be fun, but sometimes the inputs do not seem to register properly. There are also moments where I clearly hit the opponent first, but they still hit me back while my attack somehow does nothing. That makes some fights feel inconsistent and frustrating. I also think the combat is missing a proper combo-cancel system and a real parry mechanic. Both of those would make the gameplay feel smoother, give players more options, and make fights feel more skill-based instead of occasionally feeling awkward or random. The tutorial is decent, but it does not explain enough. It teaches the absolute basics of combat, but then leaves a lot of the more important mechanics unexplained. Instead of properly teaching you through gameplay, the game expects you to read a large manual full of information. I would rather spend another ten minutes actually playing through tutorial situations than read pages of text and still not understand half of the mechanics. The character roster surprised me in a good way. I originally expected maybe 12 to 15 characters, but there are a lot more than that. Even so, I still think the game needs more characters, especially more Quincy characters. Characters like Ryuken Ishida, Bambietta, and other Sternritter would be great additions. Some characters also have modes or transformations that feel underwhelming. A few of them barely change anything or can even feel worse than the base version, which makes unlocking or activating them less exciting than it should be. The character-select screen is also missing important information. It shows character names and the damage of their Kikon Moves, but it does not explain how each character actually works. It would be much more useful to have a short description explaining their special mechanics, unique inputs, mouse-wheel abilities, transformations, and whether they have one or two different modes. That information should be available before choosing a character instead of forcing players to search through menus or experiment blindly. The lack of full crossplay is also a major missed opportunity. Crossplay between PC, Xbox, and PlayStation could have given the game a much larger player base, more attention, and healthier online matchmaking. Performance could also be better. The PC requirements feel surprisingly high for an arena fighting game, and the game does not offer enough graphics settings to help weaker systems. More detailed settings could make the game run better for more players. The game also appears to be locked to 60 FPS. Even after trying to uncap it, it still runs at 60. This is not a huge problem for a fighting game, but it would still be nice to have the option for higher frame rates on PC. Overall, I like BLEACH Rebirth of Souls. The visuals, animations, cutscenes, and large roster are all strong points, and the combat can be enjoyable. However, inconsistent inputs, missing combat mechanics, weak tutorials, limited character information, no full crossplay, and performance limitations stop it from being as good as it could have been. It has a strong foundation, but it still feels like it needs more polish and better explanations for players.

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Story mode is a slideshow, definitely the worst aspect of the game. The character roster is decent; I simply don't understand why Unohana isn't in the base game. The online mode is certainly the best part of the game, but it takes a while to find an actual opponent.