

Granblue Fantasy: Versus
Cygames, Inc. · 2020 · Action, Fighting, Anime, 2D Fighter, PvP
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About Granblue Fantasy: Versus
Granblue Fantasy Versus blends fighting game action with RPG progression, letting you master intuitive combat in versus matches or discover new story in a fully-voiced campaign. Developed by Arc System Works, it delivers gorgeous 3D animation and deep tactical gameplay that welcomes newcomers while satisfying fighting game veterans.

Granblue Fantasy has soared into the hearts of millions since its release as a browser game for smartphones in 2014, and will celebrate its sixth birthday in March 2020. Featuring Cygames' high-quality art, captivating sound design, and an ever-expanding game system, Granblue Fantasy has continued to charm its fans throughout the years.
Now Cygames has partnered with Arc System Works, known for such popular fighting franchises as GUILTY GEAR and BlazBlue, to bring Granblue Fantasy to the world of fighting games, complete with top-notch game design and one-of-a-kind 3D graphics.

Overview
A new game in the Granblue Fantasy universe, available on Steam!
This fantasy game blends fighting game action and RPG-style adventure.
The gorgeous graphics and sound you expect from Granblue Fantasy, with an intuitive game system easy for both console and smart phone gamers to pick up. Throw yourself into matches or enjoy powering up your characters!
RPG Mode:
The GBVS RPG mode features a brand-new tale set in the world of Granblue Fantasy, fully voiced in both English and Japanese! Play through the story and upgrade your characters and weapons!
Versus Mode:
GBVS features an intuitive yet extensive battle system, with skills that can be activated with the touch of a button, a unique skill cooldown system, and super skybound arts that can dramatically turn the tables on your opponent! Players new to fighting games will enjoy the ease of controlling their favorite characters, while fighting game veterans will be able to experience the thrill of intense, tactical battles!

DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 24 of 24 DLC at today's best prices.

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 4

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 7

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Charlotta)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Ferry)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Gran)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Katalina)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Ladiva)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Lancelot)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Lowain)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Metera)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Percival)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Set (Zeta)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Additional Character Set (Beelzebub)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 1

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 5

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 6

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 8

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Color Pack Set 9

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Pack 2

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Additional Stage (Dydroit Belt)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Additional Stage (Jewel Resort)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Additional Stage (Lumacie)

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Weapon Skin Pack 3

Granblue Fantasy: Versus - Additional Character Set (Anre)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Can you please Cygames, Inc., Arc System Works put this game on a sale again please?1 found this helpful
I am ages late writing a review for this but even when the game had a playerbase it was a bad fighting game. The coding was just bad and the balancing between many characters was also bad. Then rather than fixing the game, Cygames decided to make a newer version with only a few improvements and left this one to rot, but even Rising isn't a good fighting game. Looks beautiful, but plays poorly. That's both Versus and Versus Rising. Best to not waste your money on either of them.1 found this helpful
this game is full of love from the developer- i am not a fan of arc system works fighters but this game is very well made and is worth playing after falling in love with relink and is worth the thumbs up despite me not planning to play it anymore- i dont like pressing a button and making a 3 hit combo and then linking to a 10 hit combo after without even trying.
I played it a bit more when it came out on consoles, but I gave up early and decided to give it a second chance here. It's good, I guess. I paid almost nothing for the game, so I don't have much to complain about. Essentially, if you don't live in the US or Japan, the game is dead. I mean, even if you [i]are[/i] in those regions, you might not find anyone... Assuming you can connect to the server. But it's a great entry-level game, very casual-friendly, reducing the barrier on execution in favor of fundamentals and small, precise combos, while still maintaining the feeling of doing something flashy The presentation, as is typical of ArcSys games, is unmatched. They achieved the best translation of anime aesthetics to video games and remain at the top of their game. It doesn't get better than this. Except, of course, in other ArcSys games. But, also, as is typical, the single-player experience is highly limited. Which makes the game's appeal practically nonexistent. It's clear that these games, modern and old, barely have anything to offer someone with even a minimum of experience. The AI is consistently terrible, bordering on incapable of handling anything organically, or…
Be aware that Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising exists, so whatever player base is probably in that game. Multiplayer is dead for this. But GBFV is a great fighting game for what it is. Characters are unique and fun to learn and play with. There are also enough modes, such as the story and the additional RPG mode that comes with equipment, drops and crowd clearing, kind of like a simplified 2D beat-them-up, that allows for coop play which is pretty fun to mess around in with a friend. Overall, fun game even if the online is dead, get it super cheap to play with friends and you will have fun.
pretty cool kinda wish you coul upgrade to the new one or smth though
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