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There”s a good amount of dialog depending on who”s fighting whom and the single-player Dream Duel mode is all about matching your chosen character up against six other fighters and seeing their conversations before the fight. Fighting Climax benefits from the amount of time spent on reinforcing the interactions between all these various characters. Seeing these characters together on your television is the point, one that Ecole and French Bread understand.

If the last three paragraphs caused your eyes to glaze over, then you are not the intended audience for this game. It also gives them room to throw in some smaller characters like Boogiepop from Boogiepop Phantom, Kino from Kino”s Journey, or Holo from Spice & Wolf. This allows them to add many of the protagonists, like Tatsuya from The Irregular at Magic High School, Toma from A Certain Magical Index, or Kojou Akatsuki from Strike the Blood.

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Sword Art Online”s Kirito and Asuna, Shakugan no Shana”s Shana, A Certain Scientific Railgun”s Railgun, or Black Bullet”s Rentaro makes sense as they”re the primary characters of their worlds, but other choices like Durarara”s Shizuo, Strike the Blood”s Yukina, Accel World”s Kuroyukihime, or The Irregular at Magic High School”s Miyuki were clearly made from a popularity standpoint.ĭespite that, tandem developers Ecole Software and French Bread – the folks behind Melty Blood and Under Night In-Birth – probably realized that the roster was a bit slim in the fanservice department, so there”s also 23 assist characters. That leads to some odd choices here and there. 12 of them are pulled from the light novels and they represent the most popular faces from their various stories, not necessarily the main characters. Yes, Sega is the title”s publisher, but there”s only two playable Sega characters and they”re both unlockable, so it seems odd to not use backgrounds related to the various series.įor a crossover game, the roster is the primary strength and in Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax that roster features 14 playable characters. Oddly enough, the 3D backgrounds the fights take place on are pulled from various Sega games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star Online 2, and Valkyria Chronicles, making an odd juxtaposition. That means you have characters from Sword Art Online, Durarara, Toradora, Black Bullet, A Certain Scientific Railgun, and Oreimo dueling it out as 2D sprites on 3D backgrounds. If you are interested in learning more about this project and how you can back it, you can click here to get those details.Due to the washed out color of Sega”s official shots, all screenshots are pulled from video capture from my PlayStation 3 via an Elgato HD60.ĭengeki Bunko Fighting Climax brings some of the more popular characters from the imprint together in a single fighting game.

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The estimated delivery of this title is slated for early next year and we would certainly like to see this game come to it’s full fruition as it definitely has a nostalgic appeal that we are all for. With a development goal of $70,000, Rare Breed is offering a $5 backer pledge that will net you a demo that will include pre-alpha, alpha, and beta versions while a $25 backer pledge will give you the aforementioned demo and a digital copy of the game for the system of your choosing. The initial KickStarter development goal will offer 6 characters, local modes that include arcade, survival, co-op with stretch goals that will add GGPO’s netcode though an online matchmaking mode is still planed if the initial goal is met.

The unique system mechanic called Rush Trigger is tied to a button and a special meter that will unlock special attacks, rush down pressure, and combos as well. System mechanics will include a parrying system that will offer an additional counter attack that is based on precision timing. This traditional 1 vs 1 fighter features a four button normal attack system though it will include the Street Fighter-esque style of 3 different strengths making us curious as to how this will play out. Planned for a release on Switch, PC, Mac,And the PlayStation 4, Blazing Strike definitely seems heavily influenced by Street Fighter III as it exhibits a familiar sprite based art style, an admission that developer Rare Breed has revealed in the about section.