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God Eater 2 & God Eater 2: Rage Burst

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Developer: Shift
Series: God Eater
Platform: God Eater 2: PlayStation Portable, PlayStation Vita
God Eater 2: Rage Burst: PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows
Release date: God Eater 2: JP: November 14, 2013
God Eater 2: Rage Burst: JP: February 19, 2015
TW: February 26, 2015
NA: August 30, 2016
EU: August 30, 2016
Genre: Action role-playing game

Spoiler: Settings and Characters
Setting
The game takes place 3 years after Gods Eater Burst. A new pandemic caused by "Red Rain" has struck the Far East Branch. Members of Special Forces "Blood", an affiliate of Fenrir who reside in a mobile base, known as "Friar", are sent to investigate.

Characters
The story of God Eater 2 focuses on the two factions of God Eaters: the special task force unit called "Blood", and the Fenrir Far East Branch. Although each members of both branches has different ranking and positions, as well as their experties in battles, they each hold an important role in the events of the game.

Blood Unit
A special division of God Eaters, working for Fenrir to handle even classified cases of Aragami attacks that even seasoned God Eaters cannot accomplish. Under the command of Dr. Leah Claude, each members of the unit were selected based on their hidden powers called "Power of Blood".

Julius Visconti: The captain of the Blood Unit, and one of its founders. A young man with a knowledge in both strategy and combat. Despite being seen as a serious God Eater, he is pretty concern about his teammates. His equipment set is an Assault type. He is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa.
Ciel Alencon: Julius' bodyguard, and sub-captain of the Blood Unit. A calm demeanor who can hold a gun in times of crisis, she cares deeply for her teammates. She is voiced by Mamiko Noto.
Gilbert Mclain
Romeo
Nana Kazuki
Protagonist

Spoiler: Gameplay
In comparison to Gods Eater Burst there are new features and additions such as the three new weapons, the Boost Hammer, Charge Spear, and the Shotgun, each has its own function and abilities for the player to use. The Boost Hammer is a large hammer fitted with a rocket booster, which can be used to inflict heavy damage on an enemy. The Charge Spear is a large spear that can be "charged" to form a sharpened organic blade that can be used to stab foes. The Shotgun is a large cannon that can spray bullets, allowing increased damage the closer the players were to the opponent. Most of the existing weapons also have additional features and skills, such as the Short Blade's new skill that allows players to use an upward slash that instantly send them in mid-air, and the Long Blade's new skill that can cancel attacks, thus allowing combos.

Blood Arts
The Blood Arts are one of the new additions in the game. Blood Arts are "attack add-on" that can augment normal attacks of all manner into an even stronger attack, thus making it either unlock new Blood Arts, or convert existing one into a much stronger variant. Raising a Blood Art's proficiency requires going on newer missions and completing it, thus finishing a mission with a higher rank gives more experience points to the currently equipped Blood Art, as well as the other Blood Arts of the same variant.

Character Episodes
Character Episodes are one of the newest features in the game. Throughout the game, players can interact with various characters and NPCs, though they asked you to accept their invitation to a mission. Completing it will give players additional gameplay bonuses, such as materials, items, and even additional Blood Arts for some of the main characters.

Link Support Device
Unlocked through Character Episodes, this gameplay feature allow players to gain status effects in battle under a certain parameter, such as gaining 10% additional attack power to all attacks when the player's health reaches 25% of its remaining health. This is done so by equipping a "Link Device" of one of your allies' God Arc (Jinki in the Japanese release), as well as your own. However, there's a limit of points that you can use to equip one, since the total limit is at 100 cap points, equipping a Link Device consumes 50-60 cap points.







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