Review: Guilty Gear -Strive- is the most accessible entry in the series
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Fans will love the latest entry, but newcomers might not find enough game to graze on. There`s nothing quite like the thrill of beating your friends to a pulp with an over-the-top special move that defies gravity and logic. From the fighting game craze of the `90s to the genre`s resurrection in the late aughts, the satisfaction of a hard-fought win or the maddening frustration that comes with a loss are the essential pillars that drive those who play these games. While games like Street Fighter V and Mortal Kombat 11 enjoy the most mainstream exposure, games like Guilty Gear cultivated a cult following thanks to its soundtrack, complex fighting game engine, and absolutely gorgeous 2D visuals. Now with more than 20 years of entries under its belt, can Arc System Works finally push Guilty Gear into the spotlight it so deserves? It seems like that`s the plan with the latest entry in the series, Guilty Gear -Strive-. With a more accessible fighting engine, reworked training modes, an...