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I don't get the story at all seeing as I never played the visual novels but I love the gameplay, control scheme is a little odd and definetly outdated but still a lot of fun

this is a fun game, I like how they use the sidebars to display the moves. one drawback is it takes some extra setup to get controllers working

Buru-nyaaaahhhhh~ Buru-nyaaaahhhhh~ Buru-nyaaaahhhhh~ Buru-nyaaaahhhhh~ Buru-nyaaaahhhhh~ Jokes aside, very easu to pick up and play, wide variety. This product is a must purchase for beginners and veterans new to Melty Blood as a franchise without being forced to adapt to the game, rather adapt the game to your personal preference and playstyle.

the game is fun and i enjoy the style of the game

Fun fighting game and a classic one too, worth buying, even thou there is a new one out, still fun to play this one with friends

As someone who finds it rather easy to enjoy fighting games of all kinds, Melty Blood is super solid in many respects and easy to recommend in all but one regard. The actual fighting is pretty enjoyable, despite feeling at times a touch simple compared to other games, but that can be attributed to the idea of styles. The three styles you use determine both minor and major features that each character uses, such as skills, dashing, power gague behaviour, etc. and is worth giving some time to figure out the differences on your own time. At a base level the combat is definitely fun, being punchy and flexible enough to feel like you can handle most characters once you begin getting good. The character roster itself is pretty interesting as well; the designs themselves are some of the plainest designs I've seen in games period, but managing to have a decent amount of variety regardless. I have no familiarity with the visual novels this game proceeds, so I can't speak to the quality of the characterisation/story, but given that fighting games aren't a stranger to having story locked behind Japanese radio shows and holofoil scrolls buried somewhere along the banks of the Nile, you at least have a good chance of reading up for once. From this clueless standpoint, I can really get behind the cast anyway. There's something to be said about having a maid tag team division in your fighting game that no other series has provided to my knowledge. The stage design is also reasonably good, both in terms of having a decent variety and having solid detailing without being obnoxious to fight in. They also excel in the rare category of 'stage names that make me chuckle' including such gems as "in the park", "on the park", "the crossing crossing" and "ONE LIFE,ONE DEATE". The only complaint that I could have is the screen size; the game is kind of 4:3 with borders on the sides, which would be a full downside if not for the handy move list reference plastered onto them. The lists themselves correspond with your style, so they're always reliable. The soundtrack is also really nice. Give "Beat from 'Melty Blood'" a listen, that there's a very nice song to beat miniature cat people to. I dunno about the online experience, because I couldn't care less and a good (fighting) game should be able to stand on it's own without internet features, but I hear that this version of the game doesn't have rollback, so that's a negative. Overall, if you like fighting games, don't hate...