Guilty Gear Isuka

Bought it on sale a while ago when I thought it'd be funny to buy. Tried it with a friend after showing him GGXXAC+R for first time. First thing we noticed is that two of the standard controller buttons just didn't work in button config, meaning we couldn't map it like a normal Guilty Gear game. R2 and L2 were not available, and it drove us mad. The turn button was a necessary but super clunky new feature. You'd think 4 player Guilty Gear XX would be interesting it just doesn't cut the mustard. I'm aware it has a unique final boss but I don't really care enough. At least it has unique music and stages. If you want Guilty Gear save your money for things like +R, Xrd Rev2, Strive DLC, XX Reload and maybe even Xrd Sign... but mostly +R and Rev2.

toook 20 years to set up controlls for me and my boy plus some other tweek already forgot . so know not plug and play but once your set up. Genuienly one of the funest party figther ever. Up their with SF x tekken maybe even higher. just wish it was acent core sol tho

The worst and most awkward thing I have ever played. Even if you are a fan of guilty gear and curious about the previuous games stay clear of this one, its not worth it.

The good: - Palette editor (a must, since all the other colors even the default are hideous) - Robo Ky Mk.II, which is impressive. You can make your own moveset for robert kyle, animations are all unique. - The music. Although it's heavily compressed here, it's a good soundtrack. The bad: - The turn and layers takes some time to get used to and even then, it's still clunky. Better play MUGEN if you want 2v2. - The beat em up mode could have been better, it's a bit basic. Too empty. The enemy animations suck. - The usual annoyances from old PC games before 2007. It changes your resolution to 480p/600p (unless you're on Linux), no borderless fullscreen, and you must use a different program to change the settings. It's a given, but still, nothing stops them from updating this game. No achievements and no story at all (not even on the arcade mode). You aren't missing out anything, really.

It's fun, there's no story, contolle are a bit weird on some settings, you have to manually set your controller buttons which is unfortunate. I use a switch controller which the triggers seem to not work but there's enough mechanics in the game to get past that. At the end of the day it's still a fun game.

am very disappointing about the options , this isnt look like a PC version