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• gamedeal user

  Feb 5, 2022

  I'm so glad that this game exists but it's kind of horrible
• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2022

  This is the Morbius of Guilty Gear games
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2022

  this game goes hard feel free to screenshot
• gamedeal user

  Dec 29, 2022

  Good -Gameplay is serviceable and translates guilty gear fighting game mechanics in an interesting and fun way -The music is always a bop -Capturing the ghosts (basically tower capture) is actually a fun idea -Singleplayer has a lot of fun fights Bad -No graphics settings -Singleplayer shoves tutorials down your throat -No remappable controls (use steam controls because only two buttons need to be remapped imo dash and strafe button should be swapped as dash is L3 and that blows because dash is also your "roman cancel" button) -strafe button is a whole wasted button to use the weak dodge that has no i-frames and doesn't move far which absolutely destroys it's purpose when lock on does the same thing and tracks your opponent Ugly -The game artistically and visually aged like milk (reshade can remedy that but your PC has to be pretty good) -The default controls really hamper this game badly -Controlling units is messy and feels very stiff as they only respond if you are close to them and if multiple are in one spot... well you get it Verdict: Definitely worth 3 or 5 dollars, anymore is highway robbery IMO.
• gamedeal user

  May 22, 2023

  Guilty Gear 2 -OVERTURE- the famed sequel to Guilty Gear -STRIVE- is a game
• laundry basket gamers

  Sep 18, 2023

  why is izuna not in strive yet
• gamedeal user

  Apr 1, 2016

  Underated gem. Played it back when it was exclusively on Xbox 360 back in 2006-7, Spent countless hours skirmishing with friends. I got extremely hyped when I saw it come to Steam and I just had to instantly buy it and replay it. Sure, its rough around the edges, has wonky controls at first, not the best voice acting or fluid animation. But once you get the hang of it and your personal theme music starts playing when you're taking control of the map, then it's definitely worth it. It's not a fighting game like its predecessors and it's latest titles. This is a MOBA before MOBA's were even a thing in the popular eye. Think Smite with minion control. Luckily for me I have an xbox controller / PS4 controller and it functions just as I expect it to. It plays at a solid frame rate, bare bones in content but enough for me to enjoy. Knowing how this was left to rot on the Xbox 360, especially in Europe. I was super excited to see that Raven is PLAYABLE for us now. I would recommend playing with a controller for the time being. Haven't tried on mouse and keyboard but from what I've heard... not recommended. I recently found out that they actually ported over PlayStation controller UI which was far beyond what I would have expected for a port. I would recommend playing with friends if possible, it's not very replayable on it's own and when there is multiplayer sessions going, it can be fun. I've played with a few Americans and Japanese players and as long as you have a solid peer to peer connection you won't bump into much problems besides the 50-100 latency gap which is unavoidable. All in all I would give it a personal 8/10 in terms of fun. If some of you 2D plebians gave overture even half a chance you'd realize it's a decent game. Yes, it's not beginner friendly, it doesn't teach you dick. But once you get the basics down there is still a LOT to learn. I feel like half of you saying the gameplay sucks didn't discover the lock on button or couldn't transition from a 2D environment to a 3D environment. Or even realise you can summon units to help you through the missions, that's really disappointing, if it's not for you, then fair play. But to play it for 2 hours on the story mode alone and saying it sucks is an insult. You don't just play a fighting game for the story surely? The multiplayer is where the fun and skill is at, just like y'know, your atypical fighting game, it is the same concept with overture. I won't defend the story, it's ass and janky. There are a few good missions but the whole thing is a literal TUTORIAL, albeit a bad one for the actual gameplay itself. I guarentee you if this released around League of Legends and Dota 2 time, during the time where MOBAs were getting big it wouldn't be absolutely stomped upon by you lot who won't even give it 5 seconds just because 'it ain't 2D'. Smh I am triggered haha. Heck, go to my channel, I upload actual gameplay of overture if you want to see how the game is ACTUALLY played. Sorry for the self advertisement. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFoHnuikEpGuEpIvwlLlhVA
• gamedeal user

  Apr 1, 2016

  Imagine playing a RTS while playing Street Fighter in 3rd Person. Sounds insane? It is! Takes forever to get used to. Visuals are outdated. Just a port. And still recommend for the unique and outstanding experience.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 2, 2016

  One of the most unique titles in the series, and one of the most important, if not THE most important if you care about the series plot. I've been a Guilty Gear fan for over a decade, and even I missed this game back in 2008 due to never having owned an xbox 360, but good old Arc System Works never fails to deliver, finally releasing this on PC! My past experience with Overture is entirely based on watching various playthroughs just to watch the story unfold, but now that I can actually play this for myself, it's become one of my top favorite GG games to date. The best way I can describe it is if RTS games and 3D fighters came together to have a weird but wonderful child, unfortunetly, it's very hit or miss, either you love it, or you don't. You take control of a Master (player character) and command and summon various Servants to take out the opposing side's Master Ghost. Controls can feel a bit weird at first, but once you get in the game you'll get used to it in no time. Now plotwise, this game reveals some great info on Sol, as well as introducing Sin, and is heavily referenced in GGXrd. The events of Overture set up the stage for the events of Xrd and Vastedge, A slot machine spinoff that takes place between Overture and Xrd. I won't give plot details away, but I will say that Overture is a very important chapter in the series, and you should definitelty play it to fully understand where the series is now. Overall, I love this game, it's weird, but it's fun. Definitely worth trying out at the very least.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2016

  - Review in French below / Version française en-dessous - No, this is not a Guilty Gear fighting game. No, this is not a Warriors-like (Dynasty Warriors...) game either. Yes, in its current state, this port can be slightly buggy and rough around the edges. So, what is it? Well, it's hard to describe. It's some kind of MOBA with minion control mixed with a beat 'em all. It can sound awkward, but it does feel original. I will probably update my review when I have finished the game (or even before), but right now, it is a good game in my opinion. Also, note that this game, while not a fighting game in the Guilty Gear series, is just as canon as Xrd or Vastedge (which is not a fighting game either). Because yes, it introduces some characters and concepts that are mentioned and used in Xrd. I also suspect that Guilty Gear 2 has evolved through time in such a way that it give birth to Guilty Gear Xrd, hence their link story-wise. The music is pretty nice, especially the battle themes (the ones that play when you fight another master) : these were composed by Daisuke Ishiwatari, the composer of... well, almost all of the Guilty Gear soundtracks, actually. The rest of the music you can hear in the rest of the game was composed by someone else, and since I haven't read the credits, I don't know who it is, sorry. Should you buy it now? That all depends on what you want. [list][*][b]If you want a fighting game, that's not it.[/b] [*]If you want a game with an original gameplay, you should try it. [*]If you want to learn more about the GG lore, you might want to play it as long as you like the gameplay itself (else you might just want to watch a playthrough). [*]If you want a game with the latest graphics, this game doesn't have them; it's merely a port from a 2007 game right now, and some graphics options and tweaks are coming in the next updates, such as fullscreen and resolution settings (in the meantime, Alt+Enter or F11 do the trick). Also, you must know that there are some issues right know, with the depth of field and bloom settings being setup incorrectly, [strike]resulting in blur and too much brightness[/strike] and the first update disabled DoF. It has not been fixed (yet?), but is a minor issue in any case. [*]The port is still a little rough around the edges, but they have added some more features since the release, like the DLC map, connection indicators, replays, mouse and keyboard support... Ranked matches and graphics options are still missing, and the "Ex-Sol Costume" DLC might be as well. On a sidenote, the "exit game" function has been added since the game's launch, which is very welcome. [*]If you trust ArcSys with this port (or want the music that's included), you should grab it, during sales or not.[/list] Overall, a pretty good game, but a port still missing quite a lot of features. - Version française - Non, ce n'est pas un jeu de baston Guilty Gear. Non, ce n'est pas un jeu Warriors-like (Dynasty Warriors...). Oui, dans son état actuel, ce portage peut être bugué et sérieusement manquer de polish. Donc qu'est-ce que c'est? Eh bien c'est assez difficile à décrire. C'est un genre de MOBA avec un contrôle sur les sbires, les creeps, les larbins (appelez-les comme vous voudrez) mélangé avec un beat 'em all. Ca peut sembler bancal dit comme ça, mais c'est en réalité plutôt original. Je mettrai sans doute cette évaluation à jour quand j'aurai fini le jeu (ou même avant), mais pour l'instant, je trouve que c'est un jeu plutôt bon. Aussi, notez que même si ce n'est pas un jeu de baston dans la série Guilty Gear, il fait tout autant partie du canon que Xrd ou Vastedge (qui, lui non plus, n'est pas un jeu de bourre-pif). En effet, il introduit certains personnages et concepts mentionnés et réutilisés dans Xrd. D'ailleurs, je suppose que Guilty Gear 2 a tellement évolué au cours du temps qu'il a fini par donner naissance à Guilty Gear Xrd, d'où leur relation au niveau de l'histoire. La musique est plutôt sympathique, notamment les thèmes de combat (ceux qui se lancent quand vous affrontez un autre "maître") : ils ont été composés par Daisuke Ishiwatari, le compositeur de... ben à peu-près tout le reste de la musique de Guilty Gear. Le reste de la musique du jeu a été composé par quelqu'un d'autre, et étant donné que je n'ai pas encore lu les crédits, je ne sais pas de qui il s'agit, désolé. La question fatidique : devriez-vous l'acheter maintenant? Tout dépend de ce que vous voulez. [list][*][b]Si vous voulez un jeu de baston, ce n'en est pas un.[/b] [*]Si vous voulez un jeu au gameplay original, vous devriez l'essayer. [*]Si vous voulez en savoir plus sur l'univers de Guilty Gear, vous pouriez avoir envie d'y jouer, à condition d'apprécier le gameplay (sinon vous pourriez aussi juste vouloir regarder des playthroughs). [*]Si vous voulez un jeu au top des graphismes, ce n'est pas ici; c'est juste un portage d'un jeu de 2007 en l'état actuel, et certaines options graphiques et des réglages arriveront dans les prochaines mises à jour, comme le mode plein écran ou des options de résolution (en attendant, Alt+Entrée ou F11 font l'affaire). Aussi, vous DEVEZ savoir qu'il y a quelques problèmes avec cette version, avec la profondeur de champ et le bloom mal réglés, [strike]résultant en un écran flou ou trop lumineux selon les conditions[/strike] et la profondeur de champ a été désactivée avec la première mise à jour. Ceci n'a pas (encore?) été corrigé, mais ce n'est dans tous les cas qu'un problème mineur. [*]Ce portage est encore un peu brut de décoffrage, mais ils ont implémenté quelques fonctionnalités depuis la sortie, comme la map DLC, des indicateurs de connexion, des replays, le support clavier/souris... Les matchs classés et les options graphiques manquent toujours à l'appel, et peut-être également le DLC "Costume Ex-Sol". Petite note, la fonction "quitter le jeu" a été ajoutée depuis le lancement du jeu, ce qui est bienvenu ("jeu de sortie" à son déploiement pour l'anecdote). [*]Si vous avez confiance en ArcSys pour ce portage (ou que vous voulez la musique fournie avec), vous devriez le prendre, durant les soldes ou en-dehors.[/list] Globalement, un jeu plutôt bon, mais un portage auquel manque toujours quelques fonctionnalités. Notez aussi que le jeu est dispo avec le texte en Français, c'est toujours bon à savoir (même si je joue avec le texte en Anglais, donc je ne peux pas juger de sa qualité).