Guilty Gear: Strive reveals Lucy in stunning new trailer
Arc System Works has officially revealed Guilty Gear Strive's next DLC fighter, Lucy, with a stunning new EVO trailer showcasing her acrobatic, high-pressure combat style.
Arc System Works has officially revealed Guilty Gear Strive's next DLC fighter, Lucy, with a stunning new EVO trailer showcasing her acrobatic, high-pressure combat style.
The Jack-O and Giovanna player proved to be the one to beat at the event.
The anime character will debut in the game next year.
It will include three colourful discs of music.
After defeating ONi's NBNHMR in the grand finals.
Two stunning Japanese fighting games will be released for Xbox early next year.
The Arc System Works fighting game has secured the most sign-ups by quite a margin.
And a stream is scheduled for next week to reveal its first DLC character.
With Strive, the fighting game genre is taken to new heights, but unfortunately, it is not without some resistance.
The fighter marks the seventh mainline instalment into the series.
The game officially launches on June 11.
It features cross-play between both PS4 and PS5.
Will now launch alongside both Final Fantasy VII: Remake Intergrade and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, so it'll be a busy week for PlayStation gamers.
It was originally due to end Feb 21.
Players will be able to play as 13 of the game's characters.
Along with the release date reveal, we also got a look at a new character known as Giovanna.
A heavy vampire is ready to lick the blood from the edge of his katana when combat kicks off in early 2021.
We'll see the next major character unveiling for Guilty Gear: Strive in August, maybe during the Gamescom.
The Frosty Faustings competition had an appropriate reveal trailer, showing us the sinister fighter.
The two veteran fighters have been added to the roster, and plenty of new gameplay has been shown off.
We also get to see a familiar face in this trailer, with more news on the fighting game promised later in October.
Tokyo Game Show will be kicking off soon, and it appears we'll be seeing more on next year's entry in the Guilty Gear franchise.
The brand new project was teased at Evo 2019 by Arc System Works, and details are scarce on the upcoming title.