6 Anime Games That Should Be on Your Watchlist

Do you think anime is addictive? Well yes, it is, but have you played games based on anime series? If yes, then you may second that they’re more addictive. If not, fear of missing out might hit you after reading this article.

Ardent anime lovers know about these games. However, freshies are unaware of such games' existence. So, we decided to explore some highly addictive games that are based on our favorite anime.

We still stand behind our stance that anime games are more addictive. If you think alike, then let’s get ready because we’ll change your mind.

Without further ado, let’s get started.

Contents

Dragon Ball FighterZ. 1

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4. 2

Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization. 2

Attack On Titan 2. 2

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4. 3

Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost ON.. 3

Bottom Line. 3

Dragon Ball FighterZ:

The first anime-based game on our list is Dragon Ball FighterZ.

Reason?

This game ticks all the boxes on our checklist. Well, what are the contents of the checklist? These are:

• Characters mimic their personality based on the series.
• Unreal graphics and impeccable sound quality, as expected in the current technological age.
• High-quality gameplay that doesn’t bore the audience after playing it a few times.
• Seamless transformation of characters.

Another reason for rating Dragon Ball FighterZ above the rest is its exceptional transformations. Be it Super-Saiyans, Frieza, Cell, or anyone else, if they can transform in the series, they can transform in the game as well.

However, this game isn’t easy to master. Goku’s Ultra-Instinct may seem weak against Perfect Cell, provided you lack game awareness and the ability to control the fighter.

Another exciting feature of this game is the multiplayer mode. You can join or host a match and play with your friends, anywhere, anytime.

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Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4:

The Naruto series has moved to Boruto, his son. However, anime gamers are still stuck at Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, for all the good reasons.

This arena-based game comes with over 100 different characters to fight with. The game provides different iterations of multiple characters, based on the anime series.

Playing it for the first time, you may feel an increased difficulty. However, once you get a hold of the controls and understand how to play it, you’ll be inseparable from the controller.

Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization:

A classic RPG game where people can do all sorts of things with their characters. The game revolves around the Sword Art Online universe where your character engages in different combats while encountering different foes and friends from the anime series.

The game stands out for its combat mechanics. Unlike most anime-based games, players have to strategize their attacks to get done with the opponents. Advanced combinations and parry methods are applaudable too.

Attack On Titan 2:

Enrolled as a cadet in 104^th Cadet Corp, your character embarks on a fast-paced combat campaign.

Most anime games are arena-based. However, Attack on Titan 2’s campaign mode has a lot of story involved from the anime series. Also, it’s a major improvement from the first game of the series. Unlike its predecessor, you can use the ODM gear to fly across the town.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4:

Rated highly by most fans than its successor, One Piece: Odyssey, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 has much to offer.

Unlike most anime-based games, this game offers original characters' voices in the game. Not only does it ignite people's interest, but gives a game a realistic touch too.

The action-based combat mechanics of Luffy and his crew are remarkable. Taking on enemy waves is a thrilling experience.

Furthermore, the game allows four players to co-op in a team. Overall, it's a great game to enjoy with your friends.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost ON:

While you may find a ton of Gundam games, there’s only one reason why Gundam’s games have survived for so long.

It’s because of the simple, yet challenging and deep combat system that the Gundam series has flourished for more than 20 years.

Like the rest of the games in this series, this game is no different. Adding to the thrill, there’s a brief story mode that excites the gamers.

However, the real deal is the multiplayer mode. It features a fast-paced, action-packed combat mode where you have to be at your heels. Imposing your will on the enemy doesn’t come easy in this game.

Bottom Line:

Being an anime lover, anime-based games are the best thing. Simply because even if the series ends, the games are here to stay. So, are you feeling FOMO kicking in? If yes, go check out these exceptional games.