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According to Wikipedia, the PS4 and PS5 versions of the demo were only online for a week. This Steam version remains available.
Pretty minimal demo--five of the full version's 50-some base characters, just one stage, and just VS CPU to play, basically--and past all the flashiness and JoJo weirdness it's actually a fairly simple fighting game: 3 attack buttons, a Stand mode toggle, a KOF-2000-Striker-like "Assist" button, a side-step dodge button, a couple standard chain combos--one of which can be turned off if desired--and 2-3 supers per character. I think. The action feels very solid and meat-and-potatoes-y. I like my fighting games to be on the simpler side and to my surprise, ASBR IS kind of on that side. Probably not highly balanced...it does keep getting balance patches. : P
Lots of yelling! The sound levels are oddly out of whack. I wonder if they've got them sorted out a little more clearly in the full version.
I wasn't gonna get the deluxe version with all the DLC and stuff right off the bat buuuut it comes with five or six extra costumes or colors or something and urghghghggh oh these companies know exactly how to trap me.
I just hope it doesn't turn out to be too flashy for my eyeballs = oo
I looked at the Story mode in the original PS3 version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpucf97iSl4 and it was just text blurbs between matches--not cinematics or anything. So no big loss there probably. |
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