Arc System Works' tournament Arc Revo America has come to the end, and with it brings plenty of announcements for the future of Guilty Gear Strive and more.
Strive's final first season character was announced, and it's not what the majority of players expected. The goth, scythe-wielding Testament is back with a slight redesign featuring a new vest, ruffled jabot, and top hat. Like previous iterations, «The Elegant Grim Reaper's» attacks have a long reach and now have demon familiars to back them up in a fight. Testament hasn't been part of a Guilty Gear roster since terrorizing competitors in Guilty Gear Accent Core Plus R, but whether they'll be as dominant in Strive will remain to be seen.
Alongside the release of Testament will be the arrival of a new stage, White House Reborn. Set on the grounds of the Presidential Residence of the United States after the events of Strive's story mode, the building is being rebuilt and «has already been restored to its position as the center of the government.»
Strive players will only have a short wait to get their hands on Testament and the new White House Reborn stage because they'll be available starting on March 28 for PS5, PS4, and PC Season Pass owners and for à la carte purchase on PC only. PlayStation players can purchase them separately on March 31.
Also coming on March 28 is Digital Figure Mode, which allows players to place characters, furniture, effects, and more into scenes that can be shared with others online. Character's facial expressions can be changed as well, image filters can be applied, and camera angles can be altered to add even more creative control to the mode.
While it was announced to be paired with the final character release of the season pass, an
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