Sword Art Fatal Bullet Game: Treasure, Weapon, and Woman

One franchise with a fanatical fan base, loyal to a variety of different reasons, Sword Art Online seems appropriate to be called the most potential Namco Bandai franchise. Bandai Namco understands about it. In addition to Dragon Ball, Naruto, and One Piece, Sword Art Online seems to be one of the other series that consistently gets a new series with a variety of "innovative" approaches. From meraciknya as a simulated MMORPG game theme, meleburnya with another franchise in one room the same, until the last - making it a super fast third person shooter action game through Fatal Bullet. For this last title, the opportunity to taste it finally arrived. And believe it or not, we just enjoy it.

First impression

If you've been following our live-streaming sessions quite a while, then you seem to know that we're not the type of gamers you can call "Sword Art Online" fans. The anime series itself failed to catch the heart, making an interest in enjoying its gaming video series always at its lowest point. Things we projected clearly through the series Accel World vs. Sword Art Online some time ago. It's no wonder we leave ourselves with a strong sense of skepticism that we will enjoy Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet at the start, especially remembering that it will end up being a full game of "fan-service" for gamers who are already fans of the anime series -his. But we ended pretty shocked. It seems appropriate to call it, as the SAO series we most enjoy so far.

Like a series of pre-released screenshots and trailers, Fatal Bullet is a third person shooter game with powerful RPG elements. There is the impression that he is similar to The Division because of the concept of third person that he stretcher, but when tasted, the speed and flexibility of motion just makes it feel like a Borderlands-style RPG shooter game.

Bandai Namco concocts a solid gameplay sensation by allowing the shooting process to be done from a position without aiming, but still rewarding properly through the chance of destroying the enemy's critical point if you are throwing yourself through the viewfinder. There is a myriad of activities that can be done to keep you busy. Which is more cool again? We ourselves enjoy it offline, without even going into multiplayer mode, and so far progress without moving the process of grinding at all. For newcomers who do not really understand SAO, the initial explanation of the universe also helps you quickly capture what's happening to help provide a clearer background story.

Of course, considering this review is present from the early review code, then we have not had the opportunity to try out the multiplayer mode available, which incidentally is one of the mainstay features of this one series. While waiting for a more proportional time to do the review process, let alone with the multiplayer mode we have never jajal, let us throw a myriad of fresh screenshots from oven to help you get an idea what it is Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet. As always, there will be three reasons why you survive or enjoy this one series: treasures, weapons, and women!

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