BlazBlue Entropy Effect Reviews

It really is a ton of fun, with beautiful animations and deep gameplay... if you want it to be. Because it's also very noob friendly if you just want to button mash and see pretty vfx go off everywhere. Very satisfying and morish. I'm surprised how much I like it.

Bought this game on a recommendation. It was an excellent recommendation. AAA graphics & it drop dead gorgeous action on the OLED Steam Deck is pure chefs kiss

Stylish aesthetics, great gameplay, infinite replayability, excellent depth in custom builds.

This game feels like getting dropkicked into an anime music video and I love it. You pick a character, blast through neon nightmares, and somehow look cool while button mashing in pure panic. The combos are insane, the effects are blinding, and I’m 80% sure the story is a fever dream. 10/10 chaos. Would stylishly perish again.

+ Rouge-lite element done well, your god runs help can help your next runs without turning you into god in the first stage. + Top-notch 2D combat, character movesets are very well-designed, each have their own identity. + Very, very based Dead Cells collaboration, the Prisoner looks sick, and it's good to see newer developers appreciate and take inspiration from classic masterpieces. *unlike some fcking cash-grab souls-like trash* + High skill ceiling - The game can be complicated, but rewarding at the same time. You have to be a semi-nerd to even enjoy the game on the first glance. - Difficulty setting is not new or anything, though I'm not a fan of it, still serves it purpose. - Epilepsy warning ? I swear some shop can trigger a seizure 💀 - High skill ceiling

I could not give less of a fuck about the story because it isn't good. gameplay itself, however, is. do not purchase if you are looking for an emotional masterpiece, but if you like a good hack-n-slash, this game could be for you. Misc: -The mind training, which is the game's central gameplay loop, throws the same mobs at you in the same stages that you repeat over and over again. It gets a little boring. This is countered by the fact that you have a good array of characters with a good amount of build paths. There are also tactics, which allow for a variety of effects to take place after certain actions. -Combat effects look very nice. That was the main reason I purchased the game, and was not disappointed in that regard.

One of the most enjoyable hack n slash, 2D, platforming fighters I have ever played. I slept on this game for years until it went on sale: completely worth the buy. The amount of depth and customization is your oyster to open, and it leaves you looking for more. My only caveats: smaller bosses benefit from too many visuals on the screen at one time (resisting the urge to mash is a skill issue, but a challenging one). Also, level soundtracks get stale incredibly quickly (with some music locked behind achievements), which is unfortunate when you think about the history of the Blazblue games. Besides that, this game does so much more than you ever could have expected.

Great couch-coop game. Sometimes hard to read, and character balance might differ depending on your run, but as a roguelite as well as a Blazblue game with a Blazblue-ish storyline, it holds particularly well.

This one took a bit to grow on me but I love it now. Once you start unlocking more and more of your characters movesets after the first stage or two the game starts to go wild. Tons of fun things you can do and experiment with, chaining moves together and zipping around the screen. My only complaints are that it starts off a bit slow (inundating you in roguelite meta-progression tutorials when you first start, and the first stage can be dull with an anemic moveset depending on your character choice), and that I wish the environmental design and level backgrounds drew more from Blazblue (this is basically NOT a Blazblue game. It's a game that happens to have Blazblue characters as guests). Once it gets going though it's sick.

Its so freaking good. Its like a rougelike, beat'em up, but you play as a character with a full fighting game moveset. And there are tons of different characters with different fighting styles to choose from. I don't even know what other game or anime or whatever these characters come from, I just know this game is freaking great. Don't let my low amount of hours fool you, I pirated a copy when I thought the developer shut down their studio, but came buy it on steam when I realized that wasn't the case. So I've actually about 30+ more hours than it says on here.