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Jump Force
For the first time ever, the most famous Manga heroes are thrown into a whole new battleground: our world. Uniting to fight the most dangerous threat, the Jump Force will bear the fate of the entire human kind.
Details
- Released
- February 13, 2019
- Developer
- Spike Chunsoft
- Publisher
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
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Jump Force Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Overall Jump Force does several things well, but where it falls short it is noticeable. If you’re a big fan of the various Jump Shonen franchises than this is a fun ride for you, if you’re looking for an online fighting game, look elsewhere. Having your custom character fight side on the same team as Luffy from One Piece or Midoriya from My Hero Academy is great. The characters from their shows are done very well and look great. Customizing of your character is well done and gives you som...
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It’s worth noting that Bandai seems pretty enthusiastic about fixing Jump Force up a bit through patches (the first of which is said to fix bugs and reduce load times), so it may be worth coming back to this one in the future. But the extent to which the game will be fixed remains to be seen. I sincerely hope it gets substantially better, but until it does, I’ll remain skeptical.
While it can be enjoyable, Jump Force's power level is nowhere near 9000. This is unfortunate, as the concept for Jump Force is a good idea at its basic level and it's clear the developers are passionate about the source material but the title ultimately does not live up to the idea's potential. The story fails to really explain what's going on and who all these characters are, but also is able to do so in a way where you don't really care that you're missing out on what should be pertinent information. The gameplay itself is enjoyable though not groundbreaking, and while there's a fair amount...
Jump Force has all the ingredients of an epic manga crossover, but fails to execute them in a memorable way
‘Jump force’ is a brand new fighting game that brings all of your favourite Weekly Shonen Jump characters together for the ultimate crossover. Created as part
Initial impressions of Jump Force back at E3 2018 weren’t the most positive. The demo suffered from confusing visuals and framerate dips, but had enough charm to convince me to give it a go eventually. Being a successor to J-Stars Victory Vs., a title often ignored by most people, but a personal favorite of mine back in the early days of the PS4, I really wanted to like Jump Force. I certainly wasn’t expecting to dislike it as much as I did.
Admittedly, there is definitely a market out there for Jump Force. Anime fans will probably get a kick out of the large selection of playable fighters and the ability to create a pretty unique original fighter inspired by all sorts of manga. But there isn't much more to add beyond that selling point. The combat system has barely any depth and feels repetitive after only a few matches. The story mode is nonsense and gives the characters, known for their personality, absolutely nothing to work with or play off of. Even then you will still have to contend with the Switch version being an unbeliev...
Jump Force brings together some of Mangas biggest and best characters and instead of making you feel powerful leaves you fighting bad gameplay, an aggravating plot, and your own patience. Even big Shonen Jump fans may want to avoid this one...
Goku, Luffy, Naruto, Ichigo, Yugi and Rurouni Kenshin in 3v3 battles with crazy exciting movement and action? Too good to be true? Unfortunately, it is. Developed by SPIKE CHUNSOFT and published by BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment, Jump Force is a lot of flare and little substance. Story
The greatest heroes and villains from the 50-year history of Shueisha's influential Japanese Weekly Shonen Jump manga will battle against each other across iconic locations on Earth in this anime fighting game fan's dream come true.