This is due, in part, to the variety of fighting styles present in Burning Blood’s robust roster of playable characters. The Straw Hat Pirates latest foray into the gaming world is surprisingly deep at times. The basics are fairly straightforward, but toss sidesteps, heavy guard breaks, special attacks, and aerial maneuvers, unity chains, support characters and devastating ultimate attacks and things become just a tad more complicated, interesting and, indeed, thrilling as a result.
Yet Burning Blood stands apart from these previous attempts to adapt the phenomenally popular anime and Manga in to a fighting game as it takes the combat mechanics, and the manner in which each character fights, seriously, creating an accessible but nuanced brawler that will appeal to newcomers and fans of the source material alike.īurning Blood has a similar feel to Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm with fights using a similar kind of rock-papers- scissors system with quick, normal attacks besting guard breaks, while guard breaks demolish your foe’s defenses, and blocking nullifies normal attacks. There have been a few attempts at it before, most notably Fight for One Piece on PS2 and the Gigant and Carnivale! series, which were more akin to Smash Bros.
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