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For the first time on Steam, the incredible, over-the-top 2D fighter Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is ready to kick-off! Featuring many of the popular characters from the smash hit Million Arthur series as well as a variety of guest fighters!
Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is a action, 2d fighter and anime game
developed by Square Enix and Team ARCANA
and published by Square Enix.
Released on June 20th 2019 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Japanese.
It has received 313 reviews of which 256 were positive and 57 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 5.65€ on Gamivo.
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- OS *: Windows® 7 SP1 / 8.1 / 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD Ryzen™ 3 1200 / Intel® Core™ i5-3330
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon™ R7 260X / NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 1030
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
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Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is a fast-paced 2D fighting game developed by Square Enix and Team ARCANA, with Square Enix serving as the publisher. Drawing inspiration from the long-running Million Arthur franchise, the game transforms its fantasy universe into an action-packed competitive fighter that combines anime-inspired visuals, fluid mechanics, and an impressive roster of heroes and rivals. Whether players are already familiar with the series or stepping into its world for the first time, the game succeeds in delivering an entertaining blend of accessible gameplay and strategic depth that captures the excitement of classic arcade fighters. The game's premise centers on a fractured Britain where multiple individuals have drawn different versions of Excalibur, each becoming an Arthur destined to compete for the title of the rightful king. While the narrative primarily serves as a backdrop for the battles, it provides enough personality and context to distinguish each character. Every fighter enters the tournament with unique motivations, relationships, and dialogue, giving story mode a sense of charm without slowing down the overall pacing. Fans of the franchise will appreciate the crossover interactions and references, while newcomers can still follow the straightforward narrative without feeling lost. Gameplay is where Million Arthur: Arcana Blood truly shines. Battles are built around responsive controls, quick movement, aerial combat, and satisfying combo systems that reward both precise execution and tactical decision-making. Beginners can quickly grasp the fundamentals thanks to intuitive controls and helpful tutorials, while experienced fighting game players will discover advanced mechanics that encourage mastery over time. Every character feels distinct, with individual fighting styles, special techniques, and devastating super moves that keep matches unpredictable and exciting. The combat remains consistently energetic, encouraging players to experiment with different strategies instead of relying on repetitive tactics. One of the game's standout features is its Support Knight system, which allows players to select assist characters before each match. These support fighters can be summoned during battle to launch attacks, interrupt opponents, extend combos, or create defensive opportunities. This mechanic significantly expands the strategic possibilities by allowing players to customize their team composition around their preferred playstyle. Finding effective combinations between main fighters and support characters adds an enjoyable layer of experimentation, making every match feel unique while increasing the game's replay value. The character roster offers a satisfying mix of heroes from across the Million Arthur universe alongside several recognizable guest characters from other franchises. Each combatant has been carefully designed with expressive hand-drawn sprites, fluid animations, and spectacular special effects that emphasize the game's anime-inspired presentation. The artistic direction remains one of the strongest aspects of the experience, as every attack bursts with vibrant visual effects while maintaining excellent readability during fast-paced encounters. Combined with polished voice acting and energetic music, the overall presentation creates the feeling of playing through an interactive anime battle. Offline players have plenty to enjoy thanks to a respectable collection of game modes that include Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Training, Versus, Score Attack, and various practice options. The training mode is particularly valuable for players interested in mastering advanced mechanics, allowing them to practice combos, movement, and character-specific techniques without pressure. Although the amount of single-player content is not as extensive as some modern fighting games, the available modes are polished and provide enough variety to keep players engaged while learning the roster. Multiplayer is naturally the heart of the experience, as the game's balanced mechanics and deep combat system are best appreciated against human opponents. Every match becomes a contest of timing, spacing, and adaptation, rewarding players who understand both their own character and their opponent's capabilities. The only notable drawback today is the relatively small online player base, which can make matchmaking less active than newer fighting games. Fortunately, local multiplayer remains an excellent option, and dedicated communities continue to organize matches for fans who want to experience the game's competitive potential. Overall, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is an overlooked fighting game that deserves far more recognition than it received. Its combination of polished combat, visually stunning animation, memorable characters, and creative support mechanics results in an engaging experience that appeals to both anime fighting game enthusiasts and fans of the Million Arthur franchise. While the limited online population and somewhat modest single-player offerings prevent it from reaching the highest tier of the genre, the quality of its gameplay more than compensates for those shortcomings. Players seeking a technically rewarding and visually striking 2D fighter will find plenty to enjoy in this hidden gem. Rating: 8/10
1. Bisclavret arrives in Britain and is magically transformed into a werewolf girl, because reasons?! 2. A mentally unstable unseen announcer booms "This is a kingdom's junction. Show me your select!" 3. Bisclavret kicks seven shades out of her opponent while taking every opportunity to show you her panties. Whoever wrote this games story was smoking something amazing. 467/10
[SHORT] UNDERRATED... to an extent. Yes if you play local. Best fighting game gameplay I've played for amateurs and pros! (But get it on discount) No if you want content/progression/Online players. The typical Fighting Games problem... Also, thanks for gate-keeping some extra stuffs, Square Enix... Not! (I will buy them if they're available forever, and yes I freaking like MAAB) 3/5 - Recommend: Apart from the gate-keep and lack of stuffs to do, I don't know. [LONG] In a genre that's hard to even pick-up and play, with many, including veteran FGCs, not seeing the REAL issues with many devs trying to make them accessible but failed for many reasons (and I consider myself an amateur who played and struggled those "easy" FGs like DNF Duel and BlazBlue), MAAB might be one of THE best FGs that combines the best of accessible approach and professional satisfaction! And that's impressive considering this is a Fast-Pace Fighter, the one sub-genre I typically recommend avoiding for amateurs. Gameplay wise you look at it and say "This looks hard", but it isn't as bad as you think, and I'm telling you as an amateur. Choose a playable Character, 3 Assists, pay attention to the Element System and... go have fun! As simple as it sounds. Even motion inputs attacks aren't gruesome,typically it's just v->, Z and v-< for Assists, with some few <-v-> and 360 Motion inputs. (although v-v is more superior then Z motion input, I just hate to try to use a projectile only to somehow get a Z attack...) MAAB (or more precisely: Team Arcana) understands the issues of FGs even I didn't saw it coming. To picture an example: Combos and Damage Scaling. In many Fast-Pace FGs, you make a decent 10-ish combo you make moderate damage, but not good enough. 15-ish isn't even competitively viable while damage scaling "commence" and 20-ish is now competitive while damage scaling still isn't feeling like it's screwing you over until you make an absurd amount. It feels "reward the good players, gate-keep the n00bs" -or scrubs. Also, doing combos is typically hard, like VERY hard... In MAAB, 10-ish is considered very acceptable. 15-ish is actually competitive while feeling the damage scaling is really kicking in, and 20-ish is, I mean yeah, it's objectively good, but also have you seen the damage scaling??? It's literally saying "Woah, hey buddy that's cool, but I must do my job." Damage and damage scaling just feels right as how it should be without being to weirdly easy as GG Strive. Oh, and the combos are fun, not "impossible." "But practicing a Character and Assists to find its combo and all is boring..." NO. No it isn't for MAAB. Somehow, the sandbox is as fun and customizable as... Call of Duty! I'm serious. Choosing your Character is like choosing your weapon. Choosing the Assists is like choosing equipments/attachments, and yes they're easy to use even in combos. It can even help cover a Character weakness like lack of projectile. And the Elements are like Perks! So the Elements comes as follows: Fire is the "I wanna do more damage by just contact" (Note: In Training it doesn't read the Fire damage, so if you thinks it's useless it's actually working), Ice makes your foe longer to move to make more Combos and Wind heals you (my favorite!). (Oh and there's a fourth one: N/A, which of course does nothing) Then there's Element Combo, which if attack again with the same Element it adds a multiplier of that attack, kinda countering the Damage Scaling (and even if you use a different Element it'll not cancel that other Element bonus, only if you drop the Combo) and Element Counter -Note: thankfully you're not at a disadvantage for choosing an Element Character and being attacked by the "strong versus this" Elements, a la RPG, but instead if you use an attack/Assist Elements after using a specific Element the foe will "freeze" longer (nice RPG reference!). The Characters are so cool and fun, and yes there's attractive ones but here's the thing: it's not just limited to Womans (Team Arcana are more inclusive then the Wokes???). There's even SE Crossovers, MA Protagonist outside of the main game (including a cancelled MA game), a unique, unplayable boss and SNK Legendary KoF Fighter: Iori Yagami (so make some noise!). Aaannnd then there's the negative. No content or progrresion. You can beat it in a couple of hours. What isn't new other then this outdated content? (I feel I got scam, like rather then having a full game I bought a demo!). No players Online plus uses the ol' delay-base netcode. That may look small, but look how many time I put. I want to play more but the game doesn't offer me that... How it isn't a small issue in the end? Now typically I would not recommend it, but this is the only Fighting Game so far that captured my heart, something many have failed or where close. Wait, I almost forgot: somehow doing a diagonal input (like doing a quarter forward circle) is hard to do because it's more strict/bugged? It's not impossible and can be understand, but that's weird. To my Brain it's a 4/5, to my Heart a 5/5 gameplay wise, but an 3/5 in the end... Also some gatekeep it because of an censorship to an assist? (And a character butt) Really? Like, don't get me wrong the end result is stupid, but also SE has nothing to do, apparently (It's not censored in Japan INCLUDING the PS4 version). Don't let Million Arthur Arcana Blood be underrated!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam.
No, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 39.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood received 256 positive votes out of a total of 313 achieving a rating of 7.62.
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Million Arthur: Arcana Blood was developed by Square Enix and Team ARCANA and published by Square Enix.
Yes, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is not playable on MacOS.
No, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is not playable on Linux.
Million Arthur: Arcana Blood offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Million Arthur: Arcana Blood offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
No, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Yes, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Million Arthur: Arcana Blood.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
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Developer
Square Enix,
Team ARCANA
Publisher
Square Enix
Release
20 Jun 2019
Platforms
Remote Play
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