Guilty Gear Strive
News, coverage and analysis tracking Guilty Gear Strive across the outlets.
Guilty Gear Strive 2.00 and Season 5 Overview – Jam Returns and Wild Assault Is GoneArc System Works announced Guilty Gear Strive's 2.00 update and Season 5, featuring the return of fan-favorite character Jam Kuradoberi and the removal of the Wild Assault mechanic. The update also introduces Robo-Ky, a new stage, and various cosmetic items. A new Starter Edition and Battle Pass system are also being implemented, with the game available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, though the Nintendo Switch version will remain on season four.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls’ Story Mode Has Battles, Says Arc System Works After Initial ConfusionArc System Works has clarified that Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls will feature playable battles within its Episode Mode, contrary to initial reports. This mode, presented with motion comic visuals, is expected to offer nearly 10 hours of gameplay and utilizes DualSense features with voice acting in 10 languages. The game is set to launch on August 6th for PlayStation 5 and PC.
PS5 Fighter Marvel Tokon Has a 10-Hour Single Player Story, But It's a Comic with No GameplayArc System Works has confirmed that the single-player story mode for the PlayStation 5 fighter Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will be a 10-hour interactive comic book with no gameplay. Producer Takeshi Yamanaka explained the decision was inspired by Marvel's comic origins, utilizing voice acting and DualSense haptic feedback. This format, similar to Guilty Gear Strive's story mode, has generated surprise and disappointment among fans expecting traditional gameplay.- PS5 Fighter Marvel Tokon Actually Does Have Gameplay During Its 10-Hour StoryDeveloper Arc System Works has clarified that the upcoming PlayStation 5 fighter Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will feature gameplay within its 10-hour story mode, contrary to earlier reports. While the narrative will be presented through comic book panels, playable battles will be incorporated to enhance interactivity. Producer Takeshi Yamanaka stated that the story mode is designed for casual enjoyment, similar to reading a comic, with interactive elements and PS5's haptic feedback.
Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (18th April)Several Nintendo Life staff members share their weekend gaming plans, including playing Pragmata, Pentiment, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II, and Tomodachi Life. Discussions also touch on the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie, Seamus Blackley's thoughts on Nintendo's next console, and the passing of voice actor Jock Blaney.
Review: Hautepad C-AT Arcade Controller For Switch 1 & 2 – Unparalleled VersatilityThe Cosmox Gaming Hautepad C-AT offers unparalleled versatility for a budget-friendly arcade controller, featuring adjustable button travel distance that rivals premium models. While its lightweight plastic build and loud buttons are drawbacks, the 18-button layout, customizable inputs via a web configurator, and unique functionality make it a highly versatile option for fighting game enthusiasts on Nintendo Switch and PC.- We're all relearning Guilty Gear Strive in 2.00 & that's fineThe recent 2.00 update for Guilty Gear Strive has introduced significant changes, prompting players to re-evaluate and relearn the game's mechanics. This update provides a fresh opportunity for players to explore new strategies and adapt to the evolving gameplay.
A Leaky Week For Video Games | Kurt & Lucy Gotcha CoveredThis article rounds up various video game previews and reveals, including hands-on looks at Forza Horizon 6 and Mortal Shell 2, as well as gameplay for Guilty Gear Strive and Stranger Than Heaven. It also touches on topics like the increasing price of games and the honesty surrounding Early Access titles.- On SaleA sale is currently ongoing for Guilty Gear -Strive- 2.0 Starter Edition on Steam. The article also mentions Lovecraftian Days 2026, also available on Steam.
- Guilty Gear Strive Adds Two New Songs to Streaming Services with Version 2.00Arc System Works has released two new songs, "Master of your own soul" and "Trying hard is hard, so I try hard to try hard," to streaming services in celebration of Guilty Gear Strive's version 2.00 update. The fighting game is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
- GUILTY GEAR™ -STRIVE- : New playable character ‘Jam Kuradoberi’Arc System Works has released the Ver. 2.00 update for GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE-, introducing the new DLC character Jam Kuradoberi and a new stage. The update includes new special moves, a 'Counter Blitz' system, and global gameplay balancing. Season Pass 5, featuring Jam Kuradoberi and other content, is also available.
- Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 patch notes are set turn the game on its headArc System Works has released version 2.00 patch notes for Guilty Gear Strive, introducing significant changes to general game mechanics and substantial character adjustments. These updates are expected to fundamentally alter the gameplay experience.
- Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 Update Is Skipping The Nintendo SwitchArc System Works has released the patch notes for the upcoming Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 update. Notably, the update will not be available for the Nintendo Switch platform.
Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 Update Is Skipping The Nintendo SwitchArc System Works has released the patch notes for the upcoming Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 update. Notably, the update will not be available for the Nintendo Switch platform. This significant update is expected to bring substantial changes to the game.
Guilty Gear Strive 2.0 Patch Notes Seem To Confirm That Switch Is Being Left OutArc System Works is releasing a major 2.0 update for Guilty Gear -Strive- on April 9th, introducing significant changes to gameplay mechanics and UI. However, the update appears to exclude the Nintendo Switch version, with patch notes only listing PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms. This exclusion is notable given the Switch version's relatively recent release in January 2025.
See the Guilty Gear Strive Jam Kuradoberi Moveset in Her Starter GuideArc System Works has released a starter guide for Jam Kuradoberi, a new DLC character joining Guilty Gear Strive on April 9, 2026. The guide showcases her close-range fighting style and special moves, including those powered by her Asanagi no Kokyuu attack. The 2.0 patch accompanying her release will also add new stages, music, and other content to the game, which is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC.- Guilty Gear Strive Shares Jam Kuradoberi Starter Guide; Theme Song Streaming April 9Arc System Works has released a starter guide for Jam Kuradoberi, the new DLC fighter for Guilty Gear Strive, detailing her combat techniques and mechanics. Her theme song will be available on streaming services on April 0, 2026. The game is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
- Guilty Gear Strive Version 2.00 Update Adds Jam, New System Changes, Ranked UpdatesArc System Works detailed the upcoming 2.00 update for Guilty Gear Strive, launching April 7th. The update introduces the new playable character Jam Kuradoberi, significant system changes, Ranked Match expansions, and UI customization options. The game is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (4th April)Several Nintendo Life staff members share their weekend gaming plans, with titles like Pokopia, Super Mario Wonder, and The Last of Us Part II being played. The article also touches on recent gaming news including the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, April Fools' gags, and game delistings.
We Should Be In The Mario Galaxy Movie | Kurt & Lucy Gotcha CoveredThis article rounds up various game trailers and reveals, including Guilty Gear Strive, Mortal Shell 2, and FIST OF THE NORTH STAR: HOKUTO NO KEN. It also touches on the rising cost of games and the importance of transparency regarding Early Access titles, with a mention of Sony potentially discontinuing a service.