Jump Force

Jump Force still has problems in the current version. The balancing could still use fine tuning, the lobby is awkward, and the constant load times are annoying. Nevertheless, I enjoy the game, especially after I came to understand the combat system. Of course, it's not as complicated and diverse as a classic 2D examiner, but it's still a pleasure to try all your abilities.

Jump Force is not a bad fighting game. In fact, anime and manga fans will have a good time here even if they are a casual player of fighting games. The issue is that it is wrapped around a boring a tedious hub world for pretty much everything you do. The story is decent, but the actual cut scenes can be questionable and make the entire package look low budget, but in the end, it’s a fun flashy fighting game. You’re just going to have to wade through some mediocre stuff to get to it.

Jump Force fulfils its central purpose - anime fighting - splendidly. Instead of focusing on that brilliance, the developers piled disconnected features from other games on top. With better utilisation of fanservice and context for the characters present, this could have gone down as Bandai Namco's best outing in the category, but the love still shines through.

Jump Force is a beautiful mess of a fighting game, its huge roster and delightful gameplay surrounded by unnecessary structure and single player.

It is clear that Jump Force did not get enough development time resulting in a limited experience and may not appeal to Anime fans.

There's no easy way to put it: Jump Force is a massive disappointment. The game should be an epic celebration of 50 years of legendary characters and stories. What we're left with is a dated game that looks like a cheap cash grab. Goku, Naruto, Luffy and friends deserve so much better.

Crossover games are nothing new to Bandai Namco or Shonen Jump, so it surprises and disappoints me to see that none of the good aspects or successful mechanics of these previous games made their way into Jump Force at all. Jump Force is a visual mess, It lacks the fun and charm that a wild crossover like this should embrace, and It's just a technical mess from top to bottom. Jump Force is a huge celebration of some of the most iconic manga in history, but it fails to do any of them justice.

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I had fun playing this one This game has many characters to choose from and a nice hub area. The story is forgetabble but the fights are fun even though you dont rly now what is happening at times.

Las animaciones son malas, el sistema de cámara para dos jugadores locales también, pero es muy bueno en sus dificultades más altas y la variedad de personajes que hay se mantiene relativamente fresco y un poco más con los que están por venir

Es un juego repetitivo, poca variedad de personajes y el online es aburrido cuanto menos, solo sirve para jugarse una partida de vez en cuando y ya

The game had a ton of potential of being a dream anime game, sadly it did not live up to that and severely underdelivered. It has a boring story with the character doing bland missions, and the gameplay itself is very lackluster and could hardly ever be played competitively. The roaster is alright but are missing key characters that are either not in the game at all or are dlc. Never make another fighting game again Spike Chunsoft.