About This Game The tag-team fighting game based on the original "Umineko When They Cry" series, finally released on Steam, in English and with improved rollback netplay!George, Jessica, and Rosa from the Ushiromiya family join the fray, as this release of Golden Fantasia includes the Cross Expansion from the original Japanese version! All the lines used during combat, story mode, as well match opening and closings are fully voiced in Japanese to bring realism to your combat! In Golden Fantasia, matches are tag-team fights between two pairs of characters from the Umineko series, each sharing HP building SP for each other through a unique mechanic - the touch system!During combat players can consume their SP Gauge and initiate their Meta World, but only if your opponent chooses to or otherwise cannot argue their truth and cancel yours! The 1st Movement is beginning! Blitz! 6d5b4406ea Title: Umineko: Golden FantasiaGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:07th ExpansionPublisher:MangaGamerFranchise:When They CryRelease Date: 8 Dec, 2017 Umineko: Golden Fantasia Ativador Download [crack] You apperently need a third party program to get simple things like custom controls and even full screen. Why these are not just in the game I'll never know. I shouldn't be required to mod the game in order to get basic functions to work in an official Steam release. I'm sure I would've enjoyed it otherwise, and it could have been a great game for me to jump back into fighters with, but I want to play these games, not fix and make the game which is the Devs job.. An excellent fighting game that is set in the universe of the Umineko where you control the character from the visual novel.The production values of this game are extremely high,it's graphics are gorgeous,with HD character sprites and backgrounds,both rich with details,the soundtrack is pleasant,the gameplay is polished and the roster of characters is ample,each unique in both gameplay and appearence,thanks to the game's glorious art direction.A truly excellent fighting game,raccomanded to hardcore fans and newcomers alike as well as fans of the original visual novel.. One of the best Fighting Games I've played. also known as "Ougon Musou Kyoku CROSS", it's the original version of the Game, i also played that and the Netplay in the Steam Version is a real Improvement.there are atm a few issues but that shouldn't be a reason to not buy this Game because the Devs try to fix them ASAP.Overall a solid translation and im happy that they even considered translating it.. I have no experience whatsoever with any other fighting game of this style, however I have played the japanese version years on end. This review is from the viewpoint of someone who just loves the Visual Novel and got into the game that way.Umineko: Golden Fantasia or previously known as Ougon Musou Kyoku Cross is a traditional 2d Fighting game with heavy focus on tag-team mechanics.Bad matchups barely exist due to the variety of different team possibilites as well as the overall good balance of the characters themselves. Every character has at least been given the basic tools to just whoop some♥♥♥♥♥(of course some more than others).I love this game alot and definitely recommend checking it out, even if you arent experienced with fighting games as it is fairly simple to get into in comparison to most games of this kind (from my own experience anyway).now onto the technical issues which have to do with the launch:Since this version features an all new netcode implementend on such an old game its bound to have some problems. However the Developers are working on it right now as I type this, you can inform yourself on the progress either in the forums or the official Discord server.Yes, the command inputs in training and some other details arent translated at the time of writing this, However this is not due to 'laziness' from the devs but rather seems to have been a compiling issue when pushing the game to release. So give them a few days and they will have sorted it out.Edit: One day after release they adressed and fixed the translation bug, of course the people complaining about this nonissue probably wont revisit their review now which is a damn shame.Keyboard bindings arent configurable, while this wasnt the case in the original either it does seem to be a bummer. Since I have always used xbox360 controller I cant command much on that.Refer to the forums to find other issues and see if they might apply to your setup.Otherwise a great game with a rough start on launch, but I believe in the Developers to sort out any major issues within the next few days.. This is a decent game for newer fighters.Most, if not all, characters have the same special activations, and is pretty easy to understand.The controller support is wonky (upon setup, check the controller to make sure its what you want)The fighting HUD is a bit weird to learn, but not too hard to learn.Overall: light like, decent for fun. EDIT: Turns out there are lobbies. You cant spectate other matches which defeats the purpose BUT, can always watch the steam broadcast. Shouldn't have to but it's a work around.WOW.....Let me address some of the negative reviews quick; If you don't like this game because of mechanics or feel, then respect. If you are out here giving this game a bad review because of the command list, then you shouldn't even be playing fighting games. It's very obvious that the lay out is; A, B, C, Tag, Taunt. The command list couldn't be easier to understand. If it truly elludes you, google is your friend. I found a translated move list and break down of all mechanics in a matter of seconds.Now for the game;I havent played online yet but I hear there aren't any lobbies. That sucks. Hopefully that gets addressed but it probably won't. The number one thing for any online fighting game is lobbies in my opinion. We grow as a community by sharing tech and watthcing others and how they react to various situations in comparison to ourselves. The game itself however, is really good. LIKE REALLY GOOD. This isn't your traditional anime fighter. If you are looking for endless strings of combos and touch of death, go DL BlazBlue or MaHvel. This has more of a King of FIghters vibe with tons of spacing fundementals and short punish, street fighter esque, combos. The tag system and ability mechanics allow for pretty intense extenders to give a true anime feel. The sprites can sometimes look a little stiff and awkward but doesn't really effect the gameplay and honestly only adds to the charm.TL;DR7/10 - It's pretty solid. I don't really know anything about the story or lore. Never heard of this. I'm a fighting game fan and I like this. Feels........right?! I would have scored higher had I known anything about this but there was no build up hype. Mix up situations and defensive options create that hype in game. Worth.DONT LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS BASED ON TRANSLATIONS. This game is fine. They are the ones with the issues.. in' sucks, just feels real bad to play.Damage feels real low and the tag♥♥♥♥♥♥feels restrictive.. The translation is fine from what I have played so far. For custom controls and configuration; the options are there under the "Play Configuration Tool"Controls are excellent but perhaps Mainstream integration is something most are use too. TO me I prefer it this way before launching: When you have your controller set up and you do not know what buttons are assigned -- make sure your assign button is highlighted once the assigned button is clicked you can run through your button scheme options of your choosing by clicking your keys to match what you want. [E.G I have start and taunt on my Start and Select button set ; its what I assigned my button option setting] BY Default your Start/Pause button is set as your right trigger but remember all you have to do is change the button setting to make it more comfortable. The regular buttons are set if you are an Xbox Controller user as : -D pad is used but you can switch it to Controller stick.If you go over your COMMAND LIST: You'll notice that your buttons are assigned as Light blue , Neutral Blue and Dark blue. COMMAND LIST screen is there when you start the game when you Select your Fighter and you're able to browse the conditions for the Movesets for each Character. [Additional note: Majority of the other 'white bubble text' before a command means 'In the Air'.] Y = D / Switching your character outA = Light Hit [Light blue]B = Medium Hit [ Neutral blue]X = Hard hit [Dark blue]Your Right and Left top buttons are not assigned and there are options for comfort of the player to assign your "Throw" [B+C] and "Special Trigger for Special moves" [A+B] -; you have the option to set them for yourself of the comfort of user controller setting.You also have the [A+B+C] setting which is trigger your "Special Field room" for your character.[You can see more INFORMATION through the youtube video I will post below about Special Field room] There is video out for just your basics on how to use your Y/D button along with other tactics that make this game extremely special should you have questions and concerns about Basic to Slightly advance Tactics. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Link Below For Basic Player Guide and User interface. :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugH2djk09v4----------------------------------------------------------------------------I do not speak Native Japanese but it was extremely easy for me to figure out. Chances are if you are looking at the reviews that do not know how to play this game are not providing effort for finding how to figure out the user interface. Please do not let that sway you from looking at a great cross over game because it's actually extremely simple; the combos are not that hard and anyone that is not familiar with platforms will find this easier than most Tag Battles. 8/10Graphics: Frames are interesting for character animation. Some of the sketched animation could have been more covered or illustrated as far as the movement sets for more fluid looking movement visuals BUT for a VISUAL NOVEL for it to turn to a FIGHTER is quite extreme for the integrity of the developers - Very cool. Walking animations for characters are fine and jump settings are fine.Gameplay: I think overall them keeping true to the series Visual Novel Aesthetic was nice. I was not expecting too much for a game that was published 6 years ago. Looks great still. Interface: I think this is lacking a little bit. The development of the User Screen when the game opens up could have been better set then a regualr Generic PC interface look as if it just came fresh from the Arcade and putting it on a platform. A little bit of a turn off when I first started. It does not bug me much now but the fact is first impressions on a franchise is really important. Controller Settings: 10/10 you literally have full controller settings. I am not sure what people are saying on here mostly probably due to User Error or not familiar with the Launch Configure tool. It may not appeal to Western Audiences but a lot of Japanese games do have launch configure tools before opening a game up and not inside the game. Story: They are already developed characters in their Visual Novel/s. Great game. I would not mind paying attention to the negative reviews too much and it was worth the 20.00 for some fun.. Fun fighter in the world of Umineko
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