In Virtua Quest, you play the role Sei, a young boy. As you explore each stage, you'll discover Virtua Souls, data clusters that contain information about the martial arts abilities of the legendary Virtua Fighter characters. With each cluster, you gain the ability to perform complex fighting moves. As the story progresses, you discover that only you can unlock the potential of the Virtua Souls--a discovery that soon gains the attention of Judgement 6, an evil syndicate.
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Esse jogo remete muito aos anos 2000 pra mim e eu amo isso. Acho que deve ser as animações das cutscenes em que eles usaram motion capture em atores e ficou ridículo kkkkk
No mais, é um Beat em up divertido, com o foco sendo achar os lutadores de Virtua Fighter para eles te ensinarem golpes novos, sendo só a parte de usar o cordão elétrico como se fosse o Miranha zuado
No mais, é um Beat em up divertido, com o foco sendo achar os lutadores de Virtua Fighter para eles te ensinarem golpes novos, sendo só a parte de usar o cordão elétrico como se fosse o Miranha zuado
Another one of those weird fighting spinoffs.
This one seems the coolest in theory.
Platforming is pretty stiff. Not the biggest fan of the R-stick being relegated to that laser whip thing and not controlling the camera.
Combat while not AS stiff is pretty simplistic, though that by itself isn't a bad thing but its the type of combat where that one trick works on 90% of the enemy list. While I don't mind how Virtua Souls are implemented, I think its a grave missed opportunity to have something like a custom combo system. Sort of a virtua soul mechanic but for basic combos since almost every enemy has animations lifted from VF including Sei's canned combos. I don't know. Maybe its just me.
Levels can take a little too long for my liking, especially with the way extra lives work.
While the overall control is pretty stiff and levels from later on can be pretty lengthy, I can't say I was bored barring a couple of instances.
Presentation is kind of bland but I guess it works. Music is pretty nice at least.
This game is very "can be enjoyable."
This one seems the coolest in theory.
Platforming is pretty stiff. Not the biggest fan of the R-stick being relegated to that laser whip thing and not controlling the camera.
Combat while not AS stiff is pretty simplistic, though that by itself isn't a bad thing but its the type of combat where that one trick works on 90% of the enemy list. While I don't mind how Virtua Souls are implemented, I think its a grave missed opportunity to have something like a custom combo system. Sort of a virtua soul mechanic but for basic combos since almost every enemy has animations lifted from VF including Sei's canned combos. I don't know. Maybe its just me.
Levels can take a little too long for my liking, especially with the way extra lives work.
While the overall control is pretty stiff and levels from later on can be pretty lengthy, I can't say I was bored barring a couple of instances.
Presentation is kind of bland but I guess it works. Music is pretty nice at least.
This game is very "can be enjoyable."