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What it is
Guilty Gear Isuka is a 2003 fighting game from Arc System Works for Microsoft Windows. It expands the Guilty Gear XX style with cooperative play for up to four local players, either in teams or as individual fighters. The returning Guilty Gear XX Reload cast is joined by A.B.A and Robo-Ky Mk. II, with 23 characters available by default. GG Boost Mode changes the format into beat-'em-up action against waves of opponents and supports two-player cooperation. Robo-Ky Mk. II can be customized with moves taken from other characters. The game presents sprite-based characters and environments, with locations ranging from beaches to cemeteries, alongside a heavy metal soundtrack. Steam features include single-player, multiplayer, PvP, shared or split-screen play, Steam Cloud, Remote Play Together, Family Sharing, Steam Trading Cards, and partial controller support.
What players like, and what they don't
- Up to four local players
- Two-player co-op in GG Boost Mode
- 23 characters available by default
- Shared and split-screen PvP
- Steam Cloud and Remote Play Together
- Partial controller support
- Windows platform only
- Released in 2003
Who it suits
It suits players who want a Guilty Gear fighter with local multiplayer and cooperative modes. It also fits fans of beat-'em-up stages and character customization.
Guilty Gear Isuka combines traditional fighting with local cooperative and beat-'em-up modes. Its broad local multiplayer options and Robo-Ky customization give the 2003 Windows release a distinct format.
