BlazBlue Entropy Effect

BlazBlue Entropy Effect - the world here is built on “Entropy”: each run consists of random rooms, and the heroes fight in the air, jumping between platforms. The combat system is taken from fighting games - there are jerks, safe fouls and full-fledged combinations. Death does not end progress: points and resources go into a common bank, where permanent improvements and new characters are unlocked. Each hero feels unique, and run bonuses are collected into sets that change the way you play. The plot is presented through short scenes between forays: the organization is studying a reality that is falling apart. Fighting game veterans will immediately recognize familiar worlds. Races are divided into floors with their own bosses. Points go to the general improvement bank. Each hero has its own mechanics. Modifiers change rooms. Mining unlocks new skills. The race lasts about an hour. The plot is presented in short inserts. The training mode helps to master the ligaments. Bonuses are added to sets. Each character has its own connections. Floors are built randomly. Upgrades are unlocked with points. Opponents are divided into regular and bosses. Equipment provides passive effects. Training helps you get used to jerking. You can complete the race with different heroes. The race is organized by floors. Bosses are divided into phases. Some skills change rooms. Achievements unlock rewards. The timer does not prompt the player. Skills require recharging. The rooms are connected by elevators. The points go to the bank. Opponents grow on floors. Anyone who loves roguelikes, but wants hand-to-hand combat, will benefit from a rare case where everything is done seriously.