- Iconic ASW characters remixed in 8-bit pixel art!
Characters from all the iconic Arc System Works franchises, including Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and the River City series, all meet in a 2D pixel art action game!
Utilize a whopping 100 characters to successfully adapt and complete all stages!
- Brawl with up to 4 players!
The included "COLORFUL FIGHTERS" game mode features a brawler mini-game that allows up to 4 players to duke it out in a free-for-all!
Fight against other CPU controlled characters in the Ex Stages of the main story to unlock more playable characters!
Try and unlock all 30 playable characters and win in epic brawling battles!!
- You're a video game developer, and the deadline is quickly approaching!
The story takes place in the development offices of a software company, "Awesome Rainbow Corp".
Trouble arises just as you're gearing up to release the final version of the game, many mysterious bugs are occurring, and time is running out!
To deal with this situation, a programmer,...
Code Shifters isn’t a bad game. It’s not a great game either, its just kind of there.
Code Shifter is a solid enough action platformer for fans of Arc System Works' properties but doesn't deliver much in the way of original content.
Code Shifter is a neat idea that simply does not do itself any favors. The game play is fine, just uninspired. I wish it was more fleshed out with more variety in combat and design.
With an enjoyable story, the novelty of changing between a large cast of characters, and a fun extra game mode, Code Shifter makes up for its shortcomings with many ideas successfully carried out. Bright, colorful, and energetic, Code Shifter is worth a buy for studio fans.
It’s a mediocre action-platformer that masks its problems with characters from established series. It was cool to see all of these characters together in one place, but when the underlying gameplay is as barebones and boring as it is here, it’s hardly worth the time.
