Be it JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven, or Bleach Soul Resurreccion, you will find a lot to compare it to and a lot of those things make the game all the better. This game shares a few key elements that you can find in many anime fighting games. It may not seem like much, but it’s something that many were really missing. That got taken away for a few games but its back now and serves and interesting mechanical use, allowing players to have one character on a wall, maybe evaluating the scene or charging an attack, while the other fights on the ground. A few older mechanics have come back into play as well, maybe you remember the wall running from the first of the series. On top of trying to beat your enemy down with everything you have, you can also make use of your characters strongest attacks that you’ve seen in the show as well as some of their special transformations, Jutsu’s and awakenings.
With that, you can have an immensely good time once you’ve got it. There is definitely a skill to this game and it requires no small amount of patience to carve out. As you would expect, you spend most of these fights furiously button bashing, trying to put together one of the many combos you saw in the list of those available. You take part in some seriously visually impressive battles in 3D arenas. The gameplay in this title is pretty similar to its predecessors of the series. If you are looking for a Naruto fighting game that has amazing visuals, awesome combat, and follows the manga as closely as you would like this is the one for you. The latest edition in the STORM series, this game changes things up and adds a few new mechanics that I think you’ll be happy to see. Get yourself ready for the Naruto obsessed weebs dream of, what very well may be, the perfect Naruto game. Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto is a mouthful of a title but the game itself speaks volumes with its amazing presentation.
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