REVIEW Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds (XBLA)

Phantom Breaker - Representative of the genre side scrolling beat-em-up, causing a lot of positive emotions, thanks to the sudden realization.

A series of long-known and popular in Japan, largely due to the manga. The rest of the world's first attempt to present the history of failed, largely because of the disastrous game original.A second attempt looks much more convincing thanks to a good combat system and shestnadtsatibitnoy chart resembling a stylish Scott Pilgrim vs the World.



The game's story begins with the selection of one of the heroines, made in pixel anime style, ready to do anything to regain their magical powers to penetrate the demonic world, and save one of thefaithful friends. As in most games of the genre, you throw out dozens of enemies, which you strongly beaten by using a combination of quick punches.In some places the waves of enemies backed mini bosses or bosses, which will need to destroy your entire arsenal of special abilities, including special attacks and calls mysterious energies.Levels range from recognizable Akihabara to berths and mysterious gothic underworld haven.

Between levels you can pump your chosen one, improving the speed, power punches, the level of protection, combo attacks, and additional features. To restore health using special boxes and bins within which disappeared delicious sandwiches, apples and pears.



Network mode supports up to four people, but due to the lag it is almost playable. Perhaps this misunderstanding will be fixed one of the following patches.

Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds - A stylish, fast and addictive side scrolling beat-em-up, which lacks a little more in-depth stories and honed networking code. The rest - this is one of the best games in its genre and is definitely worth the 800 MS Points.

Tags: Game Reviews. XBLA. 2013
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