JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R
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About JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R
CyberConnect2 rebuilt this classic fighter for modern consoles and PC as All-Star Battle R. Released in September 2022, it brings the chaotic energy of Hirohiko Araki's manga to life with over fifty selectable fighters. The game spans multiple generations of the series on PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch. It serves as a remaster that adds quality-of-life improvements while keeping the original formula intact. You pick from a massive roster where every character feels distinct in movement and special moves. The action moves fast and relies heavily on timing rather than complex button combos. This version keeps the core experience faithful to the source material while fixing some of the older technical issues players complained about.
Gameplay
You control a single fighter in one-on-one matches where health bars deplete as you land attacks. The combat system features a three-stage gauge that fills when you block or take damage, allowing for powerful counter-attacks and team switches during battles. Most sessions involve learning specific character quirks since each fighter has unique super moves that can turn the tide instantly. You can switch between single-player story modes or jump into multiplayer lobbies to face human opponents. The controls feel responsive but demand precise timing to execute long combo strings effectively. Co-op missions let two players tackle stages together, though the focus remains heavily on competitive duels. Visual effects pop during special attacks without slowing down the frame rate too much.
What Players Think
Players on PlayPile have logged an average playtime of 14 hours, and only 27.8% of the 46 achievements unlock on average. The rarest achievement appears in just 0.90% of cases, which proves how tough the high-level content gets. Community mood analysis shows a split between nostalgia for the source material and frustration with online matchmaking. Critics on IGDB gave it a 72.5 out of 100 score based on 14 reviews, citing technical polish as a mixed bag. Many users mention the roster size as the main draw, but others note that the netcode feels inconsistent compared to other fighting games in the genre. The price has dipped to $8.80 at its lowest, making it a cheap entry point despite the mixed reception.
PlayPile's Take
This title works best for fans who already know the JoJo characters and want to see them fight without waiting for new content. The achievement difficulty suggests that mastering the mechanics takes time, so casual players might struggle with the unlock rates. At $8.80 on sale, it offers decent value if you can find a stable lobby to play in. The game does not fix every complaint from the original release, but the roster expansion makes up for some of those flaws. Skip this if you expect a polished competitive experience like Street Fighter 6. It is worth buying only if you want to test your knowledge of the series against other players.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
72.4
RAWG Rating
3.6
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