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Guilty Gear Strive is a fighting video game produced and published by Arc System Works. It is the seventh mainline entry in the Guilty Gear series and the 25th entry, and was released in June 2021 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Windows. The game will be available in Japanese arcades in July 2021, followed by Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S in March 2023.
Critics responded generally positively to Guilty Gear Strive, praising its visuals, gameplay, and netcode in particular. As of August 2022, the game has sold more than 1 million copies. “Guilty Gear Strive” was released on June 11, 2021 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Microsoft Windows platforms. Additionally, Sega distributed the game to Japanese arcades on July 29, 2021.
Pre-order options include “Limited Edition” and “Ultimate Edition”, and console players who choose the latter can get early access to the full version of the game on June 8, 2021. Initially, only cross-platform play between the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions will be supported, but an update with Season Pass 2 is planned to introduce cross-play with the Windows version.
In version 1.05, Korean dubbing was added, making it the third game in the series to feature Korean dubbing, joining Guilty Gear X Plus and Guilty Gear X2 #Reload. At Tokyo Game Show 2022, versions for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S were announced, with subsequent release on March 7, 2023.
Guilty Gear Struggle Level List
GO1 tier list
- S-Class: Thor Bad Guy
- Tier A: Chipp Zauff, May, Leo Whitefang
- Class B: Ramlethal Valentine, Giovanna, Millia Rage, Zato-1, Axl Low
- C level: Ino, Kiski, Nayuki, Potemkin, Anji Mito, Faust
Kemei’s tier list
- S-Class: Sol Badguy, Chipp Zauff, Zato-1
- Tier A: Ramso Valentine, May, Millia Leitch, Giovanna, Leo White Fang
- Grade B: Potemkin, Ky Kiske, Axl Low
- C grade: Faust, Minggunyuki, Ino, Mito Anji
Tier List for KojiKOG
- S-Class: Chip Zanuf
- Tier A: Thor Badguy, May, Millia Reich, Ramsol Valentin, Giovanna
- Grade B: Potemkin, Ming Junxue, Kiski, Ino, Faust
- Grade C: Anji Mito
- ? Level (Admits not knowing enough about the characters to make a decision): Zato-1, Leo Whitefang, Axl Low
Dogura’s level list
- S-level: Saul Badguy, Chip Zanuf
- Tier A: Ramlethal Valentine, Giovanna, May, Millia Rage, Zato-1
- Class B: Leo White Fang, Axl Law, Potemkin, Ino, Nayuki, Kai Kiske, Angie Mito, Faust
HookGangGod’s tier list
- S+ level: Thor Bad Guy
- S-Class: Leo White Fang, Chip Zanuf, May, Ramsall Valentine
- A-level: Nagoriyuki, Axl Low, Giovanna, Millia Rage, Potemkin, Zato-1, Ky Kiske, I-no
- Class B: Faust, Anji Mito
KizzieKay’s Tier List
- S+ Tier: Saul Bad Guy, Ramsall Valentine, May
- S-Class: Chipp Zauff, Giovanna, Zato-1
- A+ grade: Leo Whitefang, Ky Kiske, Axl Low, Nagoriyuki
- A level: Ino, Potemkin, Milia Fury,
- Class B: Anji Mito
- Raust Level: Faust
SuperDEBico Tier List
- S+ level: Thor Bad Guy
- S-level: Leo Whitetooth, May, Chip Zanuf, Ramlethar Valentine
- A+ level: Minggunyuki, Potemkin, Milia Fury, Giovanna, Zato-1, Ino
- Grade A: Axl Low, Ky Kiske, Anji Mito
- Class A: Faust
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Guilty Gear Strike character level list
In this Guilty Gear Strive guide, we’ll be evaluating and ranking all 21 fighters in the game. Given the game’s massive roster, and the constant addition of new characters through DLC and season passes, determining the best warrior can be challenging. Our rankings will focus on accessibility and ease of use, giving new players a suitable starting point and giving experienced players the best options to improve their skills.
ranking |
Character name |
| S | Kai |
| A | Saul, May, Giovanna, Beacon, Wills, Bridget, Beidleman |
| Second | Axl, Chip, Potemkin, Ramlethal, Leo, Angie, Goldweis |
| C | Faust, Miria, Minggunzhi, I-NO, Jack-O’, Happy Chaos |
| D | Zato |
Guilty Gear Endeavor gameplay
Guilty Gear Strive is described as a “complete rebuild of the series” while retaining its core essence. It introduces various improved features and mechanics, including the removal of the series’ iconic instant kill mechanic. One notable addition is the “Wall Break” feature, which allows for phase transitions when initiating combos in the corners of the arena.
Development of the game was confirmed by Arc System Works during EVO 2018, and was officially announced at EVO 2019 with a trailer under the working title “New Guilty Gear.” The trailer showcases the game’s new Unreal Engine 4 graphics and wall-breaking mechanics. Shortly after, the theme song “Smell of the Game” was released as a promotional single. The final title of the game, Guilty Gear Strive, was revealed in a trailer in November 2019.
Director Akira Katano said the team’s intention was to make Guilty Gear Strive’s gameplay more accessible to a wider audience, rather than making it easier overall. The goal is to address the challenge of spectators and casual players struggling to understand high-level play and subsequently losing interest in watching or improving.
Notably, the game’s tutorial lacks detailed explanations of the mechanics, proving that players can still enjoy fighting games without extensive knowledge of combat mechanics. Additionally, the game’s online play does not include a ranked mode, allowing players to play at their own pace rather than constantly facing off against more skilled opponents.
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