Locke Vincent

For a genre which feels impenetrable to the common player, the God Eater series has managed to release a couple titles in the last few months. God Eater 2: Rage Burst brings a sequel with improvements to mechanics, but perhaps not as fulfilling on the story side as the original. The key factor is the accessibility this title brings, giving new play...

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Jason Love

Having just finished playing GOD EATER: Resurrection (the remake of the original game), diving into the sequel has been interesting. There are a lot of similarities between the two (i.e., each mission boils down to killing Aragami, harvesting materials, and repeating), though this follow-up game has a few new additions that make it a bit more enjoyable. The Blood Arts system, for instance, opens up new attacks and combos for each of the six melee weapon classes, allowing players to develop their own play styles with each.

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