The quality of its narratives has been one of the main reasons that I’ve been such a fan of BlazBlue over the years, despite being generally terrible at 2D fighters (and BlazBlue being a remarkably complex 2D fighter at that). #PS4share /9iNhK9prcFĬentralfiction has a strong story to tell through that density. Even casual fans of the franchise, people who might have played through the previous games once through, will find this dense. BlazBlue is so dense with anime science fiction jargon and storytelling exploration that the narrative is going to be impossible for anyone to unpack coming into Centralfiction fresh. If this happens to be your first BlazBlue game, then take my advice and for the love of Miku settle in for the backgrounder. Thankfully I’m already quite attuned to the BlazBlue universe, having played most of the previous games in the series. But for a fighting game to have such a complex plot that you need to read a half-hour explanation to get up to speed is so very, very odd.
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Thank goodness that game included a series of “in previous games” videos to get me up to speed. I did that when Yakuza 4 was my first Yakuza title. It’s reasonable to expect to sit through around thirty minutes of explanation to catch up with a JRPG.
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Related reading: Matt's review of the previous PS4 BlazBlue title. You know that you’re in for an unusual fighting game when, upon entering the story mode, you’re met with an option to have the events of previous games summarised for you, but it will take about 30 minutes to go through the backgrounder.
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