The next episode of Tsubasa’s riveting adventure is here! Enjoy the thrill of spectacular soccer actions with 110 playable characters and new sensational super moves. Challenge a friend in the field or support Tsubasa on his Journey, the ball is yours.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $59.99 | 331reviews | 50% | — | $717.1K |
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just buy RONC. this ones a dud
RECOMMENDED — 8/10 I genuinely think the negativity surrounding World Fighters has become excessive. The game absolutely has problems, and I understand why people who spent hundreds of hours creating characters in Rise of New Champions are disappointed. However, there’s a difference between criticizing those problems and declaring the game dead, a complete catastrophe, or the end of the entire series almost immediately after launch. World Fighters improves some things while taking noticeable steps backward in others. It isn’t the Rise of New Champions 2 that many people wanted, but I also don’t think it’s remotely the dumpster fire some reviews make it sound like. The game needs improvements NOT a funeral. THE GOOD The animations are absolutely gorgeous. Shots, blocks, dribbles, tackles, and Miracle Actions are incredibly flashy and expressive, especially for major characters such as Tsubasa and Hyuga. Sometimes the effects become so bright and chaotic that it’s difficult to tell what’s happening, but overall, this is one of the game’s greatest strengths. I’m also a big fan of directional goalkeeping. Instead of the goalkeeper feeling like a brick wall you repeatedly blast until it breaks, you must watch the shot and predict where it’s going. It makes goalkeeping considerably more engaging, although the reaction window can feel slightly too strict. I’ve had inputs register as “no input” when I could have sworn I picked a direction. The simpler controls are easy to understand without making matches boring. Super shots, tackles, dribbles, and blocks make important confrontations feel intense and interactive. The story missions are also fun, rewarding you for completing special requirements and giving matches an extra layer of challenge. I enjoyed the story, its alternate routes, and the text conversations with other characters. The routes could have been longer, but I still had fun with them. I also found the texting rather cute and similar to the casual banter I remember having with teammates and friends. It doesn’t completely replace proper bonding scenes, but I don’t think it’s as impersonal as some people claim. My limited experience with online play has mostly been stable. I’m not a highly competitive PvP player, but I’ve only encountered one particularly strange match where tackles seemed to come from nowhere. THE PROBLEMS Some super tackles are ridiculously fast and become especially obnoxious once players start spamming them during the second half. They can feel nearly impossible to counter with a correctly timed dribble. This desperately needs a balancing adjustment. Locking so many teams behind story progression was also a poor launch decision. Online matches quickly become repetitive when most players are using Brazil or Japan with a slightly different New Star attached. My largest complaints involve creativity and replayability. The unique move limit restricts how accurately you can build your character, apparently for the sake of balance. Rise of New Champions gave us far more freedom, while World Fighters forces several generic moves into your build. Only allowing one New Star is another enormous disappointment. I want to create friends, family members, and OC's! Not just one self-insert. Adding more character slots would help, although the story would still need greater build variety to keep those characters from feeling identical. The lack of proper dream teams is equally frustrating. Being restricted to national teams plus your New Star severely limits team creativity. Miracle Actions might make freely mixing characters more complicated, but that doesn’t mean dream teams should remain absent forever. Finally, story replayability is a legitimate problem. Other than completing unfinished missions, there isn’t much reason to replay old matches. I can completely understand why someone who primarily loved repeatedly playing New Hero mode would finish this story and feel as though the game had nothing left for them. FINAL THOUGHTS World Fighters is an 8/10 for me. It has spectacular animations, enjoyable gameplay, an engaging goalkeeper system, fun character moments, and a story I genuinely liked. Unfortunately, it is held back by restrictive balancing decisions, limited character creation, weak replayability, and missing team-building features. People are perfectly justified in criticizing those decisions or preferring Rise of New Champions. I just think some of the anger has become wildly disproportionate for a game this new. It hasn’t doomed Captain Tsubasa, murdered the franchise, or permanently destroyed its future. Hopefully, after a few balance patches and content updates, World Fighters can restore some of the freedom and replayability people are missing. There is a genuinely fun game here—it just needs the developers to stop “balancing” some of the fun out of it.
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Latest in each market: best JP #25, worst UA #72 · 7 markets collected
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Spanish - Latin America, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*, Korean*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 358 reviews with recorded playtime.
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the story cutscene get annoying after a while beacause of how many there are not to mention how its a loading screen between them each time its kinda slow to basically its just worse than the first game. because why add a custom character if you can barely even effect much in the story just a disapointmeant in general for me Personally. and i cant refund it so beacuse i played 7 hours hoping i would find it more fun i did not may stil play it sometimes but the story just isnt as fun as the first game was for me
Desmotivador não ter legendas em Português e o jogo tem um quê de mal otimizado, esquentou legal a minha placa de vídeo, não deveria ser assim. No preço atual eu não posso recomendar. Se ao menos fosse uma churrasqueira de controle remoto com legendas em PT BR.
I would put this game as a recommended if they had the option to make multiple custom characters like in the first game, make custom teams like the first game, and had the option to make a tournament with custom teams like the first game. I preordered this game because I thought it would have everything I wanted, but it didn't (also for a 60 dollar game, the only modes you have are Story, Vs, Vs Online, Practice, Tutorial, and some Movies/History of characters) Please, if the creators are seeing this, please bring those back in a update, that's what brought most to almost all of us to this game, to be like or better than the first game, not just new moves and graphics. What we as a community are asking for doesn't seem that hard, it would bring more people to enjoy and change the rating from mixed (or whatever it is after I send this) to a positive
Wenn ihr denkt das Teil 2 eine Fortsetzung zu Teil 1 ist dann vergesst es! Alles gute was Teil 1 hatte ist nicht mehr vorhanden, das Dribble/Tackle wurde noch vereinfacht, einfach alles ist viel zu leicht. Die Story hat zuviel Dialoge und kaum richtige Spiele, Keine Herausforderung und ein ziemlich langweiliges Gameplay! Momentan rate ich vom Kauf ab! Und ich bezweifle das sich noch viel ändern wird... Schade!
El juego esta muy lindo visualmente y esta bueno que hayan incluido tiros nuevos, pero recortaron algunas cosas que tenia bueno el primer captain tsubasa, si bien soy fanatico de la saga siento que esta nueva version recortaron cosas y carece de contenido, incluyendo la tienda que antes tenia mas cosas para comprar con monedas. Si estan en dudas no lo compren esperen una rebaja o ver si lanzan alguna actualizacion agregando mas contenido porque no vale la pena pagar por un juego que incitaba a seguir jugandolo con el modo new hero y en esta nueva version no este.
Eu estou gostando do Jogo, mas não posso fazer uma análise completa dele agora pelo pouco que joguei. Mas meu voto negativo vai pela falta de legendas em PT-BR, olha, eu sou alguém que consegue entender bem o inglês e consigo acompanhar muito bem a história do jogo sem, mas pelo preço e circunstâncias, isso é algo ridículo. Parte da história do jogo se passa no Brasil, o Brasil é importante na história, tem times brasileiros, o Marketing do jogo foi feito em PT-BR, o jogo anterior tem legendas em PT-BR, mas por algum motivo, esse não tem. Se eventualmente adicionarem as legendas, eu mudo a avaliação, mas por enquanto vai ficar assim. Aqui está a tradução direta para o inglês, ideal para postar em plataformas como a Steam: "I am enjoying the game, but I can't provide a full review right now since I haven't played enough yet. However, my negative review is due to the lack of PT-BR subtitles. Look, I'm someone who understands English well and can follow the story without any issues, but given the price tag and the circumstances, this is completely ridiculous. Part of the game's story takes place in Brazil, Brazil is important to the plot, there are Brazilian teams, the marketing was done in PT-BR, and the previous game featured PT-BR subtitles, but for some reason, this one does not. If they eventually add the subtitles, I will update my review, but for now, it stays this way."
Non compratelo. Da fan del titolo precedente dove ci avevo giocato una settantina di ore sono profondamente deluso. Gioco vergognoso che butta via molto del buono fatto dal predecessore per aggiungere features noiose o che aggravano il caos delle partite. Il calcio è rilegata a una parte secondaria dell'esperienza, i veri protagonisti sono i tackle e le cutscene che interrompono quel poco di gameplay nei momenti. Potrei iniziare a scrivere pagine e pagine su cosa non va nel gioco ma l'ho talmente odiato che non si merita tutto questo impegno da parte mia. Ho completato giusto la storia principale perché mi dava fastidio l'idea di aver buttato 80,00€ per un gioco così mediocre ma lo sforzo è stato immenso. Avevo intenzione di andare avanti con la secondaria per la curiosità di affrontare Francia Germania e Italia ma il disgusto mi ha preso il sopravvento e ho disinstallato il titolo.
A total disappointment, especially when compared with the first game.
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