![]() Unfortunately, even though this one element is great, it’s the only gem that stands in this title. If you want to see an action/RTS hybrid that actually gets the strategy part right, then Guilty Gear 2: Overture will deliver the goods. But Overture still lacks the visual flair, polish, and pizzazz that Guilty Gear fans have come to expect. The strategy elements will keep your brain buzzing with tactics and counter maneuvers, while the action keeps your thumbs busy with satisfying button mashing. But Overture really shines when you’re playing against other players online or via split-screen. Above: The original Japanese voices are appreciated, but the cut scenes are boring and painful to watchīecause of the great combat system, there’s a lot of fun to be had with Overture when playing skirmish matches against AI opponents.
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