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About the Game
BlazBlue Entropy Effect is a fast, flashy action roguelite with a big cast and a flexible move-building system.
BlazBlue Entropy Effect sits in the action and adventure space with an indie tag, and its store page leans hard into the idea of an action roguelite. The pitch is combat first. The developers describe the controls as smooth, the hits as punchy, and the combo potential as some of the strongest they have built into a roguelite. Each run becomes a chance to shape a fighter who suits the way you like to play.
The roster is one of the main draws. The base game has 13 characters and 4 more come through DLC, and each one has a distinct fighting style along with a voice cast the store page highlights. Your attacks are built from more than a hundred moves that can be combined freely, mixed with a large set of elements and effects. Character abilities can also be passed on and built upon from one fighter to another, so your build can grow beyond the kit of a single character.
The story layer is light but has some personality. A returning narrator guides your journey, and you are free to follow his directions or ignore him entirely. You can also take on the role of the Executioner and explore special stages in a Metroidvania-style layout, which the store describes as an original new story. The free crossover content with Dead Cells and a classic IP is presented as separate from the original plots.
Beyond solo play, the Steam listing shows co-op options including local, online, and split-screen modes, along with Steam achievements and Steam Cloud. Controller support is full, and the listing specifically notes DualSense compatibility, which suits a game built around responsive button combos.
Feature Highlights
- The combat is built around flashy, responsive combos, and the store page says the hits are designed to feel punchy.
- The roster includes 13 base characters plus 4 DLC characters, each with their own fighting style and voice acting.
- More than a hundred moves can be freely combined with a wide range of elements and effects to shape your own fighter.
- Character abilities can be passed on and built upon across the roster, which encourages experimenting with new builds.
- A free crossover with a classic IP and Dead Cells is included, and the store notes it is not connected to the original stories.
- Co-op play is supported in local, online, and split-screen modes, and full controller support includes DualSense compatibility.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
BlazBlue Entropy Effect suits players who enjoy action games where timing, combo routing, and flashy animations are the main reward. It also appeals to roguelite fans who like building a fighter run after run and trying new move combinations. If you want to play with a friend on the couch or online, the co-op options make it a good fit.
Not Recommended For
This one is probably not for players who prefer slow, methodical combat or who want a calm experience without constant flashing action. The store page also warns that the game contains visual flashing that may trigger photosensitive epilepsy, so anyone sensitive to that should be careful. If you dislike the repetition that comes with roguelite runs, the design may feel like a poor match.
What the Steam Reviews Say
BlazBlue Entropy Effect holds a Very Positive rating on Steam (極度好評 on the Taiwan store), with 94 percent of its reviews being positive. That is a strong approval rate, and it is backed by a review pool that runs into tens of thousands of reviews. The label is designed to reflect both how many reviews are positive and how many exist, so a high percentage with this much volume signals broad satisfaction rather than a handful of enthusiastic early players.
In general, a very high positive share with a large review count is one of the more reliable signals you can get on Steam. Small review counts can swing sharply with a few opinions, but a pool this size tends to settle into a stable picture of how the game is received. Keep in mind that reviews reflect what other players experienced, so it is still worth checking the store page yourself to see whether the combat style and presentation match your tastes.
Price History & Historical Low
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| Date | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-30 | NT$328 | — |
| 2026-10-09 | NT$328 | — |
| 2026-08-04 | NT$196 | -40% |
All prices here are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. The game is currently NT$ 328, which is also its regular price, so no discount is active right now. Our lowest recorded paid price is NT$ 196, and it was logged on August 4, 2026, which is also the earliest entry in our record. Our tracking shows the game is discounted often, with the deepest discount we recorded at 40 percent, but the current price is not our recorded low.
The game has never been free to keep in our records, so there has been no free-to-keep offer to track. Our price record is still short, so any verdict here is tentative and will become clearer as more entries build up. Because the game is discounted often and reached NT$ 196 at its lowest, waiting for a sale or wishlisting it may be the smarter move if you are not in a hurry. If you already want to play, NT$ 328 is the price to expect at the moment.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Sign in to Steam on the website or desktop client and open the BlazBlue Entropy Effect store page.
- If you want to play now, add the game to your cart and complete checkout at the listed Taiwan price of NT$ 328.
- If you would rather wait, click the wishlist button to add the game to your wishlist instead.
- Open Steam settings and make sure wishlist sale notifications are turned on so you hear about price drops.
- Check back on this page for the latest price trend before you decide to buy.
Things to Know
Traditional Chinese is supported for both text and full audio, and English is supported with full audio as well, so you can choose the language that suits you. The store page warns that the game includes visual elements that may trigger photosensitive epilepsy, so take that seriously if you are sensitive to flashing images. Prices shown here are Taiwan-region Steam store prices in NT$ and may differ in other regions or currencies. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.
