Bandai Namco is no stranger to dark action-RPGs. It’s been sending people off on bite-sized, Monster Hunter sorts of missions in God Eater for years. It’s also been the publisher for FromSoftware’s Dark Souls. With Code Vein, it’s combining elements of the anime flavored, character-centric, post-apocalyptic God Eater and stirring it into a Soulslike adventure. While things aren’t 100% perfect, it’s a pairing that works.…
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The Blood Code system lets you choose from different classes and customize movesets
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There's a great character creator
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A lot of your allies are super personable
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The frame rate can drop during some fights or in other situations
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The online multiplayer has some limitations to it
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Walking through Revenants' memories can be a really slow process
