Bleach: Soul Resurrección

Critic reviews

• DDestructoid

  Dale North · Aug 05, 2011

  6.0

  All this said, I had a fairly good time with Bleach: Soul Resurreccion. I never really knew what was going on in the story, and the button mashing destroyed my hands, but it was an enjoyable, mindless romp in a really pretty anime world. If you approach this game as a fun couple of afternoons of slashing through baddies and trying out special moves, you'll likely enjoy it, but don't expect much more than that from this title.

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• GGameSpot

  Chris Watters · Aug 03, 2011

  5.5

  The crisp visuals are a pleasure to look at, but they come at the cost of frequent loading times that deflate whatever small momentum you might gather during the course of a level. Bleach: Soul Resurreccion tries to give fans of the anime the chance to play as their favorite characters in dramatic showdowns, but the lackluster combat and poor Story mode structure keep it from delivering.

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• CCheatcc

  Amanda L. Kondolojy · Aug 02, 2011

  7.0

  Though Bleach: Soul Resurrección is undoubtedly a fun game, it does not live up to its potential, and could have been much better overall. Still, if you've been waiting years to play a Bleach game on something that's not a portable, you'll have plenty of fun with Soul Resurrección.

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• PLPS Lifestyle

  Cameron Teague · Aug 02, 2011

  5.0

  In conclusion, Bleach: Soul Resurreccion is a game that, while technically sound, doesn’t have near enough content to draw in the average player. Add in the fact that there are really only 3 environments in the game and it can be beaten in under 4 hours, and you have a recipe for a perfect weekend rental.

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• IIGN

  Ryan Clements · Jul 28, 2011

  7.0

  Bleach: Soul Resurreccion is easy to learn and fun to play, despite its incomprehensible story and repetitive backgrounds. It's like Dynasty Warriors, but with a more enjoyable combat system that gives you tangible rewards for performing well. If you're up for some simple fun, Bleach: Soul Resurreccion might be worth a look. But you won't be missing the experience of a lifetime if you decide to pass on it.

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• TTheSixthAxis

  Dan Lee · Aug 22, 2011

  6.0

  The story also hasn’t been handled particularly well. Having just a wall of text at the start of a level is actually quite deflating, and rather than pumping up the player for a bit of carnage it has the opposite effect. If the story had been fleshed out then the score would have been a fair bit higher. Overall it’s a fun game, but also a real missed opportunity.

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