Don't miss the Announcement Trailer for BlazBlue Entropy Effect X, a roguelike action game based on the hit BlazBlue franchise developed by 91Act in collaboration with Arc System Works. “Kill them all ...

91Act has announced that the side scrolling roguelike BlazBlue Entropy Effect will launch globally on July 22nd for Android and iOS, following an earlier release in China which saw the game get ...

91Act will release side-scrolling roguelike action game BlazBlue: Entropy Effect for iOS via App Store and Android via Google Play on July 22, the developer announced. BlazBlue: Entropy Effect first ...

Muhit Rahman is a writer at Game Rant from Bangladesh. A gamer since childhood, he grew up on strategy titles like Commandos, Desperados, and Warcraft. For the past two years, Muhit has been crafting ...

For me, nothing quite beats the thrill of an action roguelike. The constant build variety. The quick combat. The flashy visuals. It all comes together in a way few other genres do. That's why I'm ...

In 2008, when the licensing rights for Guilty Gear were in turmoil amid legal issues with Sammy Studios, Arc System Works came out with a sister franchise to continue its impeccable fighting game ...

Toshimichi Mori, the producer and creator of the BlazBlue fighting series, has announced through a letter on Twitter that he will be leaving Arc System Works. In the statement, he says that he ...

At EVO Japan, Arc System Works announced the next wave of upcoming DLC characters in BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. The lineup is full of unique characters like Teddy from Persona 4 Arena, Naoto Kurogane ...

Today's the final day for EVO 2018, and fighting game fans will surely attest that the event has had a plethora of exciting moments ever since it kicked off on Friday. One of those moments certainly ...

BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle brings together the BlazBlue, Persona 4: Arena, RWBY, and Under Night In-Birth franchises against each other in an all-out cross-world fighting game. I thought the inclusion ...

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