It feels less like an alternate scheme now, and more of a small crutch for new players to fall back on while they learn the intricacies of fighting normally. Stylish now simply opens an SP button to shortcut to special attacks, as well as allow dial-a-combo with repeatedly striking a single button.
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The stylish system has been overhauled from the previous game, now maintaining the language used in the more professional technical type, and allowing you to use combos and special moves in the same fashion as the technical type. Blazblue Central Fiction keeps the excellent teaching tools of Chrono Phantasma, including character specific introductions and a challenge mode to push you to use the combos you learn. Though new players shouldn’t feel totally put out. Everything is kept clear to the players even in the most frantic action, and the locked framerate is so critical to the gameplay of an exacting fighting game like Blazblue. The crispness of the layered 2D backdrops and gorgeous character art really pops on the PS4, bringing the fighting to live with the vibrant colour design of the fighters and the effects that often fly around the field. "The crispness of the layered 2D backdrops and gorgeous character art really pops on the PS4" The game runs at a flawless 60 frames per second regardless of the crazy battles on the screen, highlighting the super smooth sprite art and detailed backgrounds Arc System Works does so well. It’s all present and laid out on the controller in the way you would expect, and customizable if you so desire. Light, medium and heavy attacks, special attacks, special inputs, dashing, cancels, blocking, throws.
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Largely though, fighting is going to be familiar not only to series vets, but to any fighting game aficionado. Central Fiction adds some changes to the tried and tested battle system to shake things up, such as an actual countdown for the powered up state known as Overdrive, an overdrive ending super move, and rewards players with an active flow system for staying offensive. Of course, the same as above could ring just as true about Chrono Phantasma (read our review here), which also proved to be a labour of love. In a genre where a karate hobo throwing fireballs is considered pretty reasonable by character standards, how has the series not only over tripled the character roster since the first game, but kept that same intense degree of polish and balance, and still made each character unique, memorable and iconic? I guess it just reflects the talents of the development team and the blood, sweat and tears they poured into Central Fiction shows crystal clear.
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