Granblue Fantasy: Versus

its one of the better fighting games ive played, little bit more simple and easier controls

画面精致，打折买的，好像是九块还是十一块来着

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Narmaya

I played it a bit more when it came out on consoles, but I gave up early and decided to give it a second chance here. It's good, I guess. I paid almost nothing for the game, so I don't have much to complain about. Essentially, if you don't live in the US or Japan, the game is dead. I mean, even if you [i]are[/i] in those regions, you might not find anyone... Assuming you can connect to the server. But it's a great entry-level game, very casual-friendly, reducing the barrier on execution in favor of fundamentals and small, precise combos, while still maintaining the feeling of doing something flashy The presentation, as is typical of ArcSys games, is unmatched. They achieved the best translation of anime aesthetics to video games and remain at the top of their game. It doesn't get better than this. Except, of course, in other ArcSys games. But, also, as is typical, the single-player experience is highly limited. Which makes the game's appeal practically nonexistent. It's clear that these games, modern and old, barely have anything to offer someone with even a minimum of experience. The AI ​​is consistently terrible, bordering on incapable of handling anything organically, or literally impossible to beat normally, with perfect input readings and punishments that basically condition the player to cheese the AI ​​to have any chance. Simulating fun mid-level gameplay without another player still feels far from reality. And the alternative game modes do little to alleviate this situation. So that's it. It's worth a look and little else beyond that. It offers a few hours of fun.