Guilty Gear Isuka (2003) PC

Guilty Gear Isuka is a two–dimensional video game with elements of a fighting game. Developed by Arc System Works and published by Sammy Corporation in 2003 as the sixth series of Guilty Gear.

Gameplay

The main gameplay of Isuka is similar to other games in the series. It uses a four-stage key configuration. It consists of two buttons for hitting and two for the dash scale. Unlike the previous episodes, there is a "turn" button in the sixth part, since the character does not turn automatically if his opponent moves to the other side of the screen. Each hero starts the battle with a "soul". When the health scale is empty, his life will be filled again, but you will lose your soul at the same time.

If any player has no souls left and is killed, he will lose. This game also has a pressure gauge that allows the user to make super moves and a scale that allows you to break combinations and super moves. The game features a variant with four players in Versus mode:

1. Two-on-two.
2. Three against one.
3. Every man for himself.

There are two fights, one in the foreground and the other behind it. Also an innovation was the Boost mode: side scrolling, arcade style mode. In which the player fights waves of enemies to collect items, health and experience. For Xbox, this mode has been adapted for online play with Xbox Live, supporting up to 16 players.

Experience points from Boost mode can be used in Robo-Ky II Factory or one of the 65 special attacks of other characters. In addition to attacks, other aspects can be improved, such as jump height, damage, defense, cooldown, and speed. The developers have added another mode: "Editing", the swap swap editor, which allows the user to customize almost every detail of the c