Until you get to a certain level you can’t leave. Bleach: Soul Resurrección has a more open ended take on the sphere grid, but each character begins trapped in an area with nodes to unlock. Mission mode is the meat of Bleach: Soul Resurrección and that’s where base Rukia or Uryu isn’t going to cut it. Not during the story mode, those chapters basically for character unlocks. You’re going to need those soul points because Bleach: Soul Resurrección is a grind through style game. The challenge is, perhaps, not as much about fighting the brainless enemies (I suppose spirits don’t have minds anyway…), it’s about keeping your combo meter going even if that means wildly shooting getsugatensho energy waves. Pretty much everything lying on your path to the boss can and should be destroyed because you can extend the slash meter and more importantly earn soul points quicker. The trick is to slash background objects such as columns or giant rocks. Score attack fans take note, you can still keep your combo going even after you tear through all of the Arrancar in an area.
This green essence lets you level up your character. Get it above 100 and you earn bonus soul points for each cut. Also, Bleach: Soul Resurrección’s slash system takes a cue from… Gungrave.Įach Hollow slicing hit raises your combo meter. Dashing feels fast and it’s unlimited so travel time over large areas is shortened. Unless green walls lock you into a fight, you can (literally) fly through the game’s levels. Bleach: Soul Resurrección differs in two subtle ways. Some larger monsters can inflict pain on say Hitsugaya (who starts out with a smaller life bar), but their attack patterns are predictable and easy to dodge. Bleach: Soul Resurrección will draw comparisons to Dynasty Warriors since both titles are 3D brawlers where enemies gang up on players rather than put up a decent fight. With the facts out of the way, let’s get to the action. I suppose a few codes redeemable for downloadable Bleach episodes bundled in the retail version make up for that. However, the game’s original intro didn’t make the cut. NIS America localized Bleach: Soul Resurrección and retained the Japanese voiceovers (you can also select English voiceovers in an options menu).
You’ll be able to play as a couple of his forms Bleach: Soul Resurrección. Arrancar like Baraggan, Tia, and Ulquiorra add diversity to the roster, which is tilted towards Ichigo. However, I think the same fans might be miffed that popular characters like Chad, Orihime (even after you rescue her), and Renji aren’t playable. In this sense, Racjin designed Bleach: Soul Resurrección for fans.
If you’re new to the series, don’t expect an explanation about why Ichigo can turn into a Hollow or even what a Hollow is. Instead of retelling 100+ episodes of the anime series, Bleach: Soul Resurrección opens with Orihime’s rescue.
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