Wątek: Phantom breaker omnia! co o tym myślicie?

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1 z 11: exterminator

Siema! opowiem wam dziś o grze wideo phantom breaker omnia. Jest to bijatyka 2 d anime. stworzył ją japoński deweloper rocket panda games. Gra ma 3 style walki: quick, hard i omnia, jest ponad 20 postaci, grę można kupić na steamie, xboks i play station. w głuwnym menu gdy wejdziecie w jakąś opcję to gra nam mówi w co wejdziemy, z resztą meni można sobie pomuc ocrem. Jedyny minus gry to że walka nie jest w stereo, musimy sami się mniej więcej zorjentować po której stronie jesteśmy ale nie ma z tym problemu bo gra jest łatwa dla początkujących. Ostatnia żecz: czy gra jest dostępna? Trochę tak trochę nie. Dla tych co grali w tekkena itp. nie będzie żadnych problemów. początkujących może flustrować to że gra jest w mono. Gra wyszła trzeciego marca tego roku. Pozdro!
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25.06.2022 18:06

2 z 11: balteam

To info o mono już jak dla mnie załatwia sprawę. Wolał bym dużo gorszą jakość w stereo.
Zapraszam osoby posiadające piesy, lub chcące je posiadać, do dołączenia do grupy o psach przewodnikach.
25.06.2022 18:20

3 z 11: lalar123

Wiele bijatyk jest w mono. Ja i tak nie zagram bo offcourse steam.
Królu mój i panie, złą przynoszę wieść, próżne już szukanie, Kielich zniknął gdzieś. Nadzieja, co minie, niech nauczkę da mi, znalazłem jedynie ten puchar ze łzami. Radość nie nastanie, więc piję te łzy. Królu mój i panie, złą wieść niosę ci. - Cóż —
26.06.2022 12:15

4 z 11: daszekmdn

A co jest nie tak ze Steamem?

26.06.2022 13:29

5 z 11: exterminator

steam nie jest taki zły!Ja przez tyle lat byłem anty steamowiec i co? mam steama, używam steama, bawię się dobrze.
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26.06.2022 19:08

6 z 11: lalar123

No nie mogę się tutaj zwieżać, ale zapytaj patrasa eksterminator wszystko ci wyjaśni. Sorry za offtop.
Królu mój i panie, złą przynoszę wieść, próżne już szukanie, Kielich zniknął gdzieś. Nadzieja, co minie, niech nauczkę da mi, znalazłem jedynie ten puchar ze łzami. Radość nie nastanie, więc piję te łzy. Królu mój i panie, złą wieść niosę ci. - Cóż —
27.06.2022 15:39

7 z 11: mojsior

dźwięk mono to nie aż taki problem jeśli jest to bijatyka 1 na 1 gorzej jeśli jest to gra w stylu sacret citadel bo tam potworów wielu atakuje, no i w tym mono jest ciężko chodź ja tą grę przelazłem i tak.
Jakoś nie przepadam za japońskimi bijatykami moim zdaniem większość z nich jest do siebie podobna.
Grałem w tekkena i chyba mi to wystarczy.
Jedyne co lubię z bijatyk tego typu to soul calibur 6.
Ta gra ma coś w sobie i nawet ten dźwięk mono tak tam nie przeszkadza


27.06.2022 17:28

8 z 11: exterminator

żeby nie było że sobie zmyślam na temat tej gry, że jest grywalna itp. Przyklejam tu posta z audiogames forum z wątku gdzie gościu gra w rużne gry niekoniecznie dostępne lecz grywalne.
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2022-03-20 03:20:46 (edited by KenshiraTheTrinity 2022-03-21 18:05:33)
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Hi, everyone! Welcome to a brand new episode of Kenshira plays! Today, we're going to cut our way through a story episode of the recently released Phantom Breaker: Omnia for Nintendo Switch, xbox one, ps4 and pc via steem!
Phantom Breaker is a fighting game that was exclusively released in Japan for the xbox 360 back in 2011. It eventually got an arcade release, then a followup called Phantom Breaker: extra, which was also exclusively released in Japan for xbox 360 and ps3. Not long after, a beat em up spinoff and cannonical sequel called Phantom Breaker: battlegrounds saw a wider release around the world for the playstation Vita, and later as a difinitive version for ps4, switch and pc. I will probably cover that one someday, but today, our focus is on the very next release in the series, which is Phantom Breaker: Omnia.
The game is an update to Phantom Breaker: extra, an includes the stories of phantom breaker and phantom breaker extra, and all the characters of both games, including 2 which are exclusive to this version, making this the definitive version of Phantom Breaker. It has a variety of modes beyond the story mode, which itself is presented in visual novel style, similarly to the Blazblue and Persona 4 Arena series. The single player modes include arcade: time attack, score attack an endless battle, while Versus and online make up the multiplayer modes. There is a training mode, records mode and a gallery mode where you can see the game's manual and unlockables. In the options, you can adjust things like which soundtrack you want to hear, the audio language, text language and a lot of other stuff. That's right! For the first time ever, you will be able to experience the series's story, and even the music in fully dubbed english. You will probably recognize some of the voice tallents such as the girl who does Noelle Vermilion in the Blazblue series.
In terms of gameplay, Phantom Breaker Omnia  is a 3 button fighter, with a light, medium and heavy attack, plus a button for specials. Everyone has 3 fighting styles. The Quick style specializes in fast combos and also lets you double jump at the cost of having lower health, and a hard style gives you more health, but takes away most of your combo abilities and quickness in exchange for attacks that deal more damage and the ability to absorb attacks. The third style, Omnia, which is the new feature exclusive to this game, grants you some of the abilities of each of the previous styles and serves as a kind of middle ground with an auto combo system. There are no complicated motion inputs like quarter circles or half circles to remember, making this extremely beginner friendly, but each of the different styles grant the characters different abilities to add a layer of depth to the game. Specials are performed by pressing left, down or right plus the special button. Pressing the special button by itself will perform a counter, and holding and releasing it will perform an unblockable attack. This game's version of a super can be performed by pressing heavy plus special when your gage is full, while blocking, crouching and jumping are  done by pressing back, down or up respectively.
Unfortunately, the combat is not in stereo and lacks some of the common audio cues found in other fighting games such as meter charge, jump or dash, but its not enough to make phantom breaker  unplayable, especially given how beginner friendly it is. You'll still be able to tell who's who and the way the match goes. Furthermore, the game also announces the main menu items as you choose them, in addition to the characters an style you choose, so you don't have to fumble around the menus trying to find what's what. The only things that don't read out are the obvious, such as the options items and manual instructions, but you can at least adjust the volume of the music, voice and sfx. You can even raise them 5 noches above the default setting if you like. This is especially handy for the switch port, since,  the switch's speakers in portable mode are not particularly loud. The music is awesome as always, but never intrudes in the audio during gameplay or story segments when at the same level as the sound.
The main menu is laid out in two rows and wrap, and so do the submenus that immediately follow. However, the character select screen, which is also laid out in two rows, does not wrap in any direction, and submenus within options, records and the manual do not wrap vertically, while most of the left-right sliders for them except for the music, sound and voice volumes do wrap. The story mode's items are arranged in a row and wrap, but once you choose your story, the vertically arranged chapters for the chosen story does not wrap, and you cannot choose a chapter which you have not yet unlocked. Unfortunately, I found it difficult to accurately capture the text of menu items and much of the readable content, but perhaps someone may have better luck.
I was first exposed to the Phantom Breaker universe when my brother picked up Battlegrounds for the Vita. Eventually when I had the means to read the subtitles, I got to learn about some of the characters in that game, and thankfully now, I get to learn a little more about where they came from and why their world was in such chaos. Battlegrounds had a really nice and catchy 8-bit electronic soundtrack, and you'll get to hear how they originally sounded in omnia before their demake, as well as their modern remixed counterparts. Omnia is extremely fun to play, and easy to get into. I'm guilty of auto comboing my way through the story of many fighting games, but because of the way this fighting engine is designed, I don't really feel guilty at all. Since its so easy to combo without mashing a single button anyway, I feel a little more confident in experimenting with different button strings. Speaking of experimentation, I often found myself experimenting with a newe character when I had to play with them in a story segment such as with Mortal Kombat, but that really wasn't the case here, since the button inputs for all of the characters were so similar. That's not to say that everyone plays the same, because they don't, but I don't have to learn like 10 different reliable combinations for each character either, which saves me a  lot of time and lets me enjoy more of the game quicker.
In the demo below, I will play through a character's story to the end in the Switch version of Phantom Breaker Omnia so you all get an idea of what the story and combat  is like. For whatever reason, the speakers I normally use wouldn't connect to the switch when I plugged them in, so the game's audio will come directly off the switch itself, which interrupted me a few times with low battery warnnings, but thankfully I was able to get to the end of the story and not have the console die on me. There's also some background noise, so appologies for that. It's mostly suddle, so it shouldn't interfeer with the dialog and gameplay at all. Anyway, without any further delay, here is my story demo of Phantom Breaker:  Omnia. The demo is about an hour long, so kick back and enjoy the show.
Phqntom breaker omnia demo
I habe been looking forward to this since late 2020, and I would have bought the game eben without the english dub, but I'm glad the game turned out the way it did, and I'm glad I was able to share it with you all. I hope you guys enjoyed today's presentation, and I hope that you give this awesome game a try, either now, or whenever you're looking for new games to play. As always, feel free to leave any questions or comments about this, or any other presented game in this thread, and I will respond. Please look forward to more Kenshira plays in the future.
Until next time!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/79nc2le1yv75cfh/phantom%20breaker%20omnia%20audio%20demo.m4a?dl=1
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27.06.2022 19:19

9 z 11: exterminator

tam jest materjał w poprzednim poście, poza tym pokażę wam to na blogu nowym.
Zapraszam was na zawody! w rzucaniu ludźmi do zimnej wody! Kabuum! kabuum! puf puf puffffffffffffffffffffffffff!
29.06.2022 19:32

10 z 11: mojsior

na steamie najlepiej

30.06.2022 16:28

11 z 11: nuno69

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