Guilty Gear Isuka (2003)
A spin-off version of Guilty Gear XX, featuring a chaotic system where four players can fight at the same time.
First released
Dec 17, 2003
Franchises
Guilty Gear
Developed by
Arc System Works Co., Ltd.
Published by
505 Games, Arc System Works Co., Ltd., ZOO Digital Publishing Ltd, KISS Publishing Ltd, Funbox Media Ltd., Sammy Corporation
Platforms
PlayStation 2, Xbox, Arcade, PC
Genres
Fighting, Brawler
Themes
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Anime
Rating
ESRB: T
Releases
- PS2 - Guilty Gear Isuka United States
Community reviews
Guilty Gear Isuka is the worst game in the entire Guilty Gear series
Game: Guilty Gear Isuka
Genre: Fighting
Developer: Arc System Works
System: Steam (PC)
Total Score: 66/100
Value Score: 6.6/10
• Story: 1/10
• Characters: 8/10
• GamePlay: 6/10
• Graphics: 7/10
• Sound: 9/10
• Music: 10/10
• Length: 3/10
• Replay Value: 7/10
• Player Value: 5/10
Pros
+The idea of a fighting 2D party game is nice with two different planes to fight and up to 4 players can brawl with each other
+Boost mode GG is a beat em up mini game
+Factory mode lets you customize character colors
+Arcade mode lets you enjoy challenging fights against solo opponents or team opponents
+Great cast of characters to play as
+The ability to customize your game's setting with its own separate configuration tool - lets you customize controller button placement as well and some limited visual settings
+Great OST
Cons
-No Story mode at all
-The changing planes mechanic can make the game an annoying cat and mouse type of disaster
-Due to the fact that they added two planes - they had to add a button that lets you turn around - this causes a difficulty spike to occur due to how different it makes the gameplay compared to other guilty gear games.
-Boost Mode GG has harsh difficulty in terms of the boss fights - bosses fight exactly like they do in arcade mode NPCs however the fact that you lose the ability to jump puts you against a unfair handicap
-Lack of graphic options make the game seem like you are playing it on a 1990s or early 2000 PC
-Lack of Online Multiplayer Option
Genre: Fighting
Developer: Arc System Works
System: Steam (PC)
Total Score: 66/100
Value Score: 6.6/10
• Story: 1/10
• Characters: 8/10
• GamePlay: 6/10
• Graphics: 7/10
• Sound: 9/10
• Music: 10/10
• Length: 3/10
• Replay Value: 7/10
• Player Value: 5/10
Pros
+The idea of a fighting 2D party game is nice with two different planes to fight and up to 4 players can brawl with each other
+Boost mode GG is a beat em up mini game
+Factory mode lets you customize character colors
+Arcade mode lets you enjoy challenging fights against solo opponents or team opponents
+Great cast of characters to play as
+The ability to customize your game's setting with its own separate configuration tool - lets you customize controller button placement as well and some limited visual settings
+Great OST
Cons
-No Story mode at all
-The changing planes mechanic can make the game an annoying cat and mouse type of disaster
-Due to the fact that they added two planes - they had to add a button that lets you turn around - this causes a difficulty spike to occur due to how different it makes the gameplay compared to other guilty gear games.
-Boost Mode GG has harsh difficulty in terms of the boss fights - bosses fight exactly like they do in arcade mode NPCs however the fact that you lose the ability to jump puts you against a unfair handicap
-Lack of graphic options make the game seem like you are playing it on a 1990s or early 2000 PC
-Lack of Online Multiplayer Option