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Under Night In-Birth SYS:CELES - Switch

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Developed by French-Bread, with Arc System Works serves as the main publisher, the "UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II SYS:CELES" is a new title of the franchise that is known for its fast-paced 2D fighting gameplay, unique characters, and a richly detailed world and lore. The title combines elements of traditional fighting games with a distinctive anime-inspired art style and complex mechanics, making it appealing to both casual and competitive players.

  • UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH series enters a whole new chapter, with revamped visuals and a never-before-told story.
  • Realize true combat splendor with an expanded move list, along with enhanced network features and expanded battle system!
  • Rollback Netcode ensures that every blow is fully realized!
  • New characters join the fray to bolster an already potent roster.
  • High-definition pixel graphics bring every stunning battle to life with jaw-dropping quality!

UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II SysCeles
Developer: © FRENCH-BREAD / ARC SYSTEM WORKS Publisher: Clear River Games
Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 Release: Q1 2024
Genre: 2.5D Versus Fighting
Players: 1-2 Offline, 1-9 Online
Languages: Full - Japanese
Text only: Japanese, English, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Korean, French, Italian, German, Spanish Age Ratings: PEGI 12, USK 12, ESRB T, ACB M

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 1 review)

Ellie ★★★★★

This is my first fighting game on Switch and the crisp 60fps during matches really sold me — even with a lot of particles flying around on screen. The tutorial mode is a lifesaver for a beginner like me, and the netcode has been surprisingly stable so far.