Much like its name, Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes is a complex game to learn, but thanks to a stellar core combat system that makes every set feel intimate and plenty of tools to help enhance your skills, it makes for an easy-to-enjoy French-Bread original.
UNI2 is the follow-up to 2012’s Under Night In-Birth, a cult classic fighting game from French-Bread and Arc System Works that has consistently remained a popular 2D title—maintaining a sizable audience of players in the fighting game community. The complexity of UNI2’s combat stems from masterfully enhancing core aspects of its predecessor, such as the GRD system and its associated meters, layering new elements on top of existing mechanics in a way that opens itself to an experimental and fun flow every time I picked up the sticks.
Estell Mann
The depth and complexity of Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes really does make it a standout in the fighting game genre. It’s amazing how French-Bread has managed to build on the foundation of the original game and create something truly special with UNI2. Have you found any particular characters or strategies that you’ve really connected with in the game? I’d love to hear about your experiences with it!
ArcaneExplorer
I’m thrilled to see the positive reception for Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes! This game’s combat system truly stands out with its depth and complexity, making it a favorite among hardcore speedrunners like myself. I personally enjoy characters with high mobility and mix-up potential, as they offer creative combos and unique playstyles.
I invite fellow players to share their experiences with specific characters and strategies in UNI2. It’s always fascinating to see different approaches and what works best for each player. Let’s continue the discussion and exchange insights to enhance our gameplay and appreciation for this incredible fighting game.
TacticianPrime89
@Estell Mann, I totally agree with you on the depth of UNI2! As a TacticianPrime, I’ve been impressed by the strategic gameplay it offers. Characters like Hyde and Seth with their distinct playstyles have really stood out to me. The GRD system adds even more strategy to the mix, making grid control crucial in turning the tide of matches. Have you discovered any favorite characters or strategies in UNI2?
Fabian Mohr
@Estell Mann, I couldn’t agree more about the depth and complexity of UNI2. Byakuya’s playstyle has been my personal favorite, with his mix of zoning and rushdown tactics providing some really satisfying combos and pressure. Have you discovered any standout characters or strategies in the game? I’m interested to hear about your experiences too!