There are however save points during this elongated cutscene, so you don’t have to sit through it in one sitting. It has to be said, this mode alone takes up quite some time, so if you are really invested in the game you might as well watch it, but if you are just in it for giving an NPC a solid beating, you might want to skip it, even though it is very solid and makes you relate to certain characters all the more. There’s a full movie mode being the ‘story’ mode which is usually the main campaign but in this game it fully plays out the story that supports the lore of Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2. It might be a recurring theme, sometimes the writers mess it up, but here the characters are relatable enough. There’s a threat looming to take down humanity and then there’s an evil entity that’s hellbent on making humans into the perfect beings by sacrificing someone to a deity to merge them with it. When you’ve seen quite some anime, the catch to this story seems a bit overdone. The main focus, however, lies on Ephelt Valentine and Jack-O’s story arcs. For those of you having played the Revelator game, fear not, it’s the same story. It’s actually the 17th game in the series, so there’s a lot of lore built up over the years. Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 isn’t exactly the second game in the series. Usually in fights, the one with the bigger stick wins the game, but that’s not the case when looking at the character roster of Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2. Bigger isn’t always better, is a saying that’s often true for a lot of things in life. It’s better and bigger, and rebalanced with quite some additions to hold the attention of newcomers and the interest of fans.
Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 is basically Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator but not really.
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