Comes on the heels of bleachingis the upcoming season of Bleach: Thousand Years of Blood War is the announcement that the popular supernatural sword fighting anime is also getting a new video game that looks pretty stunning and action packed.
Bleach: Soul Resonance is a 3D action role-playing game that seems to play similar to games in the Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm series or the upcoming one Jujutsu Kaisen Game, Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash. According to the Game sitePlayers will experience a “low-latency combat experience with guns and swords” and engage in strategic battles “with familiar faces on a battlefield full of blades”. The last bleaching Video Game slated for release in the US (other than Bandai Namco’s delisted crossover game Shonen Jump). bounce) was Bleach: Soul Resurrection in 2011 for the PlayStation 3. Bleach: Soul Resonance will be published by Nuverse (Marvel snap) and is currently under development. You can check out the announcement trailer for Bleach: Soul Resonance under.
In contrast to his colleagues “Big Three Anime” Series, Naruto, bleaching There hasn’t been a major series of licensed video games that have had such a huge impact on fans as this Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Series. However, the first cutscenes and gameplay footage are shown in Bleach: Soul ResonanceThe announcement trailer aims to change that.
Aside from having pretty clean looking 3D models of the anime’s title characters, Bleach: Soul Resonance seems to be following the show soul society And hollow world Arcs – the first two major storylines. In it, the protagonist Ichigo Kurosaki wages war against all of Soul Society and Arrancars to save his kidnapped friends Rukia and Orihime.
Immediately, Bleach: Soul Resonance Nails that emulate the anime’s great combat feel in its early gameplay footage by recreating iconic moments from Ichigo’s hard-fought battles against the Bloodthirsty Kenpachi Zaraki and the stoic Byakuya Kuchiki. Both gameplay snippets look pretty promising despite being from an early version of the game. The trailer even plays Ichigo’s catchy theme song “Number one” by Shiro Sagisu and Hazel Fernandez, which is always a nice touch to get fans excited for some action. Time will tell if Bleach: Soul Resonance will finally give the popular anime series that Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm treatment or if it will be just another under-licensed video game.
