The story of Jump Force is pretty straight forward, with Kane trying to destroy (and then remake) the world. While I was pleased with the change in difficulty, this could be very frustrating for casual gamers or those who are still trying to get the hang of the fighting system. At first you're able to spam long-range attacks and then the AI starts to dodge and block almost every attack. It's not an engaging experience.Īnd then when the AI begins to wake up, it's sudden and inconsistent. In the early hours of the story, I spammed long-range attacks until I won. As you can imagine, this can get repetitive really fast especially since the AI isn't the brightest. You'll be sent out to defeat a character, win, have another fight and rinse and repeat. It's up to you and your team to defeat them and free them from the corruption. Various Jump characters will begin appearing in the world and get corrupted.
And then you'll go through various missions that have you defeat Venoms, people and fighters who have been corrupted by Kane, the villain of this story. There are three groups that in-story have different roles but your choice doesn't affect your experience besides deciding what attacks your character starts with. Once your avatar is done you need to choose a team. You can't even change the color of your attire, you have to purchase different colors separately. Fans who like to mish-mash characters together may enjoy this feature, but it's a little hard to stand out from the others when you're dressed similarly to them. You pick up more attire in the shops for in-game currency or win them in missions but they are still just copies of the fighters gear.
You're given hairstyles and attire similar to the fighters in the game (with a few exceptions that give you hair styles of characters not included) and you hop into the game. You'll create your avatar using the game's character customization system, which is the bare minimum of character creators.
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