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It's definitely a fun arcsys title like many others. However this game strays away from its traditional acrsys anime fighting game signature where you have crazy movement like IAD (instant air dashing), jump canceling and so on which usually make the neutral game crazy. But what it does instead is copy the old school "footsie-based" Street Fighter II formula and it's a nice change of pace especially coming from Arcsystem works who are not really known for making these types of fighters. Nonetheless they nailed it, like they always do.

I personally am not that big a fan of super slow paced heavy neutral fighting games where you mostly press buttons to poke your opponent out to death without needing much combo conversions, I think Street Fighter 4 is dope as I grew up with it AND Street Fighter 2 since my father had kept his SNES from a while back, but aside from those exceptions I think I prefer it when arcsystem works gives us way more movement options and crazy combo potential in their games. Again, not saying I hate Granblue Versus. I think the game is fantastic but in all honesty, if a player who's new to fighting games were to ask me right this instant; "Should I buy this game or should I wait for Guilty Gear strive?" I'd probably recommend them to wait for strive.

I've always thought Guilty Gear was the better game compared to blazblue, dragon ball fighterZ and now
granblue versus, but this time around it seems as though it's even MORE worth it than before to wait for the new guilty gear since it has been confirmed that strive will in fact run on roll back netplay for its online which not only is a first for arcsystem works but will also make the possibilities of playing online with people fruther away from you ASTRONOMICALLY better.

So to recap; granblue's a solid fighting game with amazing visuals thanks to its godlike devs, has a fun little RPG mode that's an interesting take on story modes, it's more old-school fighting gameish in terms of playstyle so it's definitely super easy to get into, but the online is atrocious so I'd recommend waiting for GG strive if you wish to fight people a lot online later on.

If anyone else is familiar with the fighting game community (FGC), we have a thing where we say "IT'S MAHVEL BABY!"



Well this game is that exact sentiment, but with Halo instead. Halo is back and it's just as great as it was years ago. That's enough to enjoy for me, chief.

Now, moving on from techincal BS.

The game is great. Plain and simple. Much like what I said in my Dragon Ball FighterZ review, this is clearly made to attract many newcomers to the fighting game genre who feel uneasy about "memorizing combos" and "having to execute difficult moves". It lowers this "skill floor" by simply granting you the ability to start any combo off with an auto-combo which innevitably leads to more combo possibilities. The game definitely doesn't look nearly as great as DBFZ, but it does a damn good job of getting you hyped with its gameplay and more team-oriented battles. Something even a good game like Marvel versus Capcom 2/3 and FighterZ kind of lacks as you usually end up choosing a "point man", an "anchor" and a "battery" meaning that one of those characters usually stays locked up until the other two die, which can be lame to watch in my opinion.

As a person who's been playing fighting games for quite a long-a** time I can assure you that discovering combos in this game is the quickest thing I've ever witnessed. Which is a good thing for new players. Like I mentioned before, many people will always use the excuse of "memorizing combos is too difficult and when I hop online I forget them completely". Well this game tosses all that memorizing out the window and instead lets you focus on what's really important; the fun of outplaying your opponent with solid mind-games and fundamentals. The fundamentals of the game are almost all demonstrated in the "tactics" mode this game offers btw.

Now obviously, a low skill-floor does not mean the game doesn't take skill. It's still a fighting game after all, so no matter how much you dumbdown the game's mechanics there's a high probability that fighting game veterans will still beat you, at first. Naturally the devs don't want the good players to feel like they're getting bullsh*ted on. Therefor, how you use these mechanics, in the end, all comes down to how much you know about them and practiced with them. Now obviously the more you look into this the more you'll come accross frame data knowledge and so on, but that's for later on once you're getting the hang of things.

Basically, if you're new to the FGC you'll definitely want to pick this game up. It could open up a whole new door of "fun" in video games for you. I mean hey, if it wasn't for FighterZ I'd still be asking myself how the f*ck you're supposed to jump cancel consistently back when I was trying out Guilty Gear for the first time as I was just a Street Fighter boy. So as you can see, even someone with plenty of experience in fighting games such as myself still benefited from FighterZ' easy to learn mechanics and I now feel more confident when playing that "anime fighter neutral game" I was always so afraid of.

Don't.

It's literally everything I expect from an Arcsys game and everything they promised for those who are new to the fighting game genre. I honestly don't know what more I can say aside from; if you've ever wanted to approach fighting games and actually understand how one is supposed to "git gud" at them, now would be a better time than ever since the whole point of this game is to bring people in with flashy and beautiful visuals along with a well-thought-out and well executed fighting game system that has successfully captivated the attention of many newcomers with its straightforward button layout and its easy-to-play-hard-to-master feeling you experience once you hop into training mode and start figuring things out on your own. Not to mention the roster is huge and there's a lot you can do in offline modes as far as "offline content" in fighting games go.


If you're just the type of person who loves playing fighting games for the arcade mode, unlocking colors, characters or for simply booting it up when a couple friends are over and never touching it again until the next event of the sort, then this game has you covered too. I totally understand that point of view since I share a similar one towards CoD type games.

This game's a 10/10 for me. Just my opinion though.

Not going to lie. Tekken 7 is the first game in a while that made me feel just like my 8 year old self back when vanilla Street Fighter 4 came out in 2008. It makes me a bit sad to say this, but for the first time in my life I hate Street Fighter and without a doubt Tekken has taken its place as my favourite fighting game. Everything about this game is amazing, and as someone who has a little bit of 3d fighter experience from Dead or Alive I've managed to adapt to this game fairly quickly. However, even if you haven't played a whole lot of 3d fighting games or fighting games in general I can still highly recommend Tekken 7 to anyone who's been wanting to get into the series. Trust me, you won't regret this purchase.

- Online feels SUPER good

- 30+ characters

- Enough single player content such as: Story mode or the "Mishima Saga", Arcade mode, Treasure battle and extra stuff like side stories and whatnot.

- Optimization is also insanely flawless and well done

- The soundtrack is marvelous!

The trailer for this game describes it perfectly! Fast, fun and full of action, but sadly the community is kind of dead even in places like the US or Canada(which is where I live) and the few times you do find people most of the time they're just a bunch of babies who ragequit as soon as you start ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on them. Aside from that, If you buy this game I can guarantee you that the first few hours will be a ton of fun and you'll laugh your ass off really hard especially when playing with friends, trust me I was completely lightheaded and my sides were hurting by the time I finished playing this game for the first time. I don't play this as much as I used to, but I still play it whenever I'm absolutely bored of every other game in my steam librabry because it's a simple and straight forward game. Basically what I'm trying to say is that I have mad respect for the dev, but I have absolutely no respect the community.

I'm going to get right to the point here and be honest with you guys. The last AMAZING CoD game I played at the time was CoD: World at War, seriously, however I DO NOT believe that the other games are absolute trash. Yes I'm aware that a game called CoD Ghosts exists and that the only way to get CoD 4 remastered is by buying the entire infinite warfare bundle. I know that these games aren't the best of first person shooters and that activision is a load of trash, but I'd be lying if I said I've never had fun with any of these games. I really don't care what anyone says about this game or any other CoD, I enjoy it and the fact that BO3 on Steam has a workshop makes it even more worth it. Everytime that I'm sick and tired of trying my ass off in the other games that I play competitively it's really a breath of fresh air to play a game like CoD where I don't need to worry or stress about things like "team composition", "strats" or "meta". This review might not mean anything and might even be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ one for people who might take CoD games seriously, but I personally love coming back to the Call of Duty series simply because they are fun games to play. You know?

Let's make a soccer game... but with ROCKET CARS!

Just the GRAPHICS are a good enough reason to buy this game, seriously.