The Blood Arts add a much-needed dose of depth to God Eater‘s melee action. For example, Short Sword users can look forward to a rapid flurry of slashes, while Variant Scythe Wielders gain extra attacks designed to paper over the weapon’s less reliable single-target damage. Once Awakened, Blood Arts can be equipped like a perk of sorts, and their benefits range from passive buffs to damage to powerful, extra attack animations. They’re unlocked by using those weapons on powerful enemies and building an “Awakening” gauge by performing certain actions, like connecting with specific attacks in the combo chain or attacking enemies’ elemental weaknesses. Instead, Rage Burst’s party piece comes in the form of Blood Arts, powerful new abilities that function as a type of “talent tree” for each type of God Arc weapon. Still, things like the expanded weapon lineup, NPC skill system, Predator Style, and other improvements (described in more detail here) are as useful in this game as they were in the last, so it’s a moot point, as far as design goes. This back-porting has the unfortunate side effect of blunting the novelty of Rage Burst for players who are playing or just played Resurrection, or people trying to find points to justify Rage Burst‘s higher price point compared to Resurrection. MSRP: $59.99 (PS4), $49.99 (PC), $39.99 (Vita)įrom the outset, it’s clear that Rage Burst is mechanically the superior game, even after a number of its key features were retroactively ported into Resurrection.
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God Eater 2: Rage Burst (PS4, PS Vita, PC ) Will the improvements that this game brings to the table be enough to maintain the fresh feeling, or leave players fed up instead? It seems that God Eater 2: Rage Burst, a sequel that comes just a few short weeks after its original debuted, affords us an opportunity to test that assertion in a real way.
It hasn’t been too long since I reviewed God Eater Resurrection, and in that review, I noted that the long time it’s taken for a God Eater game to appear on English-speaking shores helped make the game seem fresh and new all over again.
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