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The fighting system in the game is complex. I rarely experienced any lag while getting my butt handed to me. I got whooped nearly every match, but I can at least say that it ran great online. People that play these games online are REALLY good at these games. Playing locally with friends is fun while hopping online can be a nightmare for newbies. There are of course standard modes here as well including an arcade mode, survival, and plenty of versus options.

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It is nuts how much story content is here and if you are a fan of these series it is a lot of lore to dig into. There is also an Episode 2 which consists of 15 chapters meshing everything together. It is interesting, but players without knowledge of these universes will certainly find it confusing. Each one lasts roughly 60-90 minutes and consists of a lot of visual novel style text mixed in with fights in between including pre and post fight banter. Episode 1 consists of four stories broken down by series with BlazBlue taking the lead. The story mode is the biggest chunk of the game and is kind of massive. As I said the game is very customizable to any skill set via difficulty options so unless you want to dive online, it should be fine to just tune the skill of the CPU. There are a lot of systems in this game and it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with them before diving right in.

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The game is chock full of modes, but I suggest hitting the in-depth tutorial first if you have never played one of these games. You can circumvent this by tapping a button to get a normal selection menu, which I highly prefer.

You build an avatar that wanders around a menu world where all the modes are available. When you first get into the game it features a similar structure to Arc’s most recent games. Platforms: Xbox (reviewed), PlayStation, Switch There are over 50 fighters in the game and this version includes them all, including the DLC so there is literally something for everyone. The rest of the roster is built out from a selection of fighters from series such as RWBY, Arcana Heart, and even Senran Kagura. Then we have a selection from the Under Night In-Birth series including Hyde, Linne, Waldstein.

The familiar favorites are here such as Chie, Yu, and of course Teddie. Next up is some of the cast from Persona, which was another fighter from Arc. These include staples such as Ragna, Noel, and Iron Tager as well as plenty of lesser known ones such as Hazama and Makoto. Representing BlazBlue we have 19 fighters. It is also a bonus the game just happens to be available via Game Pass. While Arc System Works’ fighters are definitely some of the most complex, Cross Tag Battle brings enough to the table for players of any skill to have a blast. This entry in the series is more akin to Capcom’s versus series as it combines the characters of BlazBlue with several other franchises including RWBY, Persona, and a host of other properties for a tag battle mash-up that is as chaotic in motion as it sounds. It has been a long time coming, but the BlazBlue series is finally back on an Xbox console.

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