Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash

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"Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash is a 2 vs. 2 cursed technique battle game, where players can combine attacks to trigger joint attacks. The game features familiar characters from the JUJUTSU KAISEN series, each with their own unique cursed technique. The Deluxe and Ultimate Editions include additional content like outfits and digital artbook. "

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Action

Play Modes

59%

Audience ScoreBased on 2,365 reviews

story64 positive mentions

monetization28 negative mentions

story
400 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16%
71%
14%
The story mode of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with many players describing it as a poorly executed slideshow of anime stills rather than a fully realized narrative experience. Critics note the lack of animated cutscenes, minimal character development, and a repetitive structure that fails to engage players, making it feel more like a visual novel than an interactive game. While some appreciate the gameplay mechanics and multiplayer aspects, the consensus is that the story mode is a significant letdown, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The environments in the game are extremely faithful to the story of the game - even down to details like a hole in the wall that Yuji created to save Nobara or the toilets in the Shibuya underground where Choso fought Yuji.”
- “Players have the opportunity to delve deeper into the lore of Jujutsu Kaisen, following an original storyline that expands on the events of the anime and manga.”
- “The story mode is filled with exciting battles, character development, and unexpected twists that keep players hooked from start to finish.”
- “The story mode is so garbage it's genuinely unplayable, the graphics look like it's a 3DS game and they want us to spend 30 dollars on some more characters and maps??”
- “The story mode is a mess of rarely shown animated cut-scenes that admittedly don't look terrible mixed with the laughable PNG retelling of the JJK story up until the 0 movie.”
- “The story mode is literally just screenshots taken from the anime with occasional fighting afterwards.”
gameplay
268 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
57%
14%
The gameplay of "Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash" has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it fun and engaging, particularly in its unique 2v2 mechanics and character abilities. However, numerous criticisms highlight issues such as clunky controls, a lack of depth in combat mechanics, and a disappointing story mode that relies heavily on anime cutscenes. While some players appreciate the potential for strategic gameplay and character diversity, others feel the overall execution is lacking, making it a frustrating experience for many.
- “The gameplay is fun and flashy, but it doesn't matter if I can't experience it with other people.”
- “The co-op mode is by far the most entertaining part of this game; the gameplay loop is engaging and enjoyable.”
- “With its fast-paced combat system and diverse range of characters with distinct abilities, the game provides a thrilling and dynamic gameplay experience.”
- “The gameplay is really poor too as it feels like your attacks do no damage, and then suddenly one attack will do half/all of theirs.”
- “The gameplay isn't fun and feels clunky; story mode is a slideshow followed by 30 seconds of fighting an AI.”
- “The gameplay feels really clunky and attacks don't flow cleanly between attacks.”
graphics
124 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
49%
24%
The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing them as outdated and inconsistent, often comparing them to early 2000s visuals or even mobile games. While some appreciate the art style and find it fitting for the anime adaptation, others feel that the graphics detract from the overall experience, especially in menus and cutscenes. Overall, the visuals are seen as a significant area needing improvement, with many players expressing hope for future updates to enhance the graphical quality.
- “The graphics are a visual feast for the eyes, with breathtaking landscapes and intricately designed characters that showcase the meticulous attention to detail the developers poured into 'Cursed Clash'.”
- “Additionally, the game's visuals are stunning, capturing the vibrant and atmospheric feel of the Jujutsu Kaisen universe.”
- “The visuals are very well made, the roster of characters was well chosen, and the general aesthetic of the game matches the show well.”
- “The graphics are bad, it's unpolished, not very optimized, the online sometimes sucks, and the game feels really weird when you first start playing.”
- “The graphics suck and mouth tracking is only for one of the many voicelines.”
- “The graphics are an eyesore, resembling something out of the early 2000s.”
monetization
29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
10%
97%
The monetization aspect of the game has been overwhelmingly criticized as a blatant cash grab, with many players expressing disappointment over its high price relative to the game's quality and content. Despite some positive remarks about gameplay mechanics and reward systems, the consensus is that the game feels incomplete and low-effort, primarily designed to exploit the popularity of the associated anime franchise. Overall, players feel misled by promotional materials and believe the game lacks the depth and polish expected for its cost.
- “The reward system allows players to earn cosmetics and loot boxes through gameplay rather than relying on microtransactions, creating a fair and engaging experience.”
- “I appreciate that the game offers a monetization model where you can earn rewards through playing, making it feel rewarding without the pressure to spend money.”
- “The focus on earning in-game items through gameplay instead of purchasing them keeps the game enjoyable and balanced for everyone.”
- “Currently at the price it is now and with how the game is now, this was an easy cash grab and not worth the money.”
- “It's an obvious cash grab that will be utterly dead in 3 months' time.”
- “I consider this a cash grab and a disrespect to fans.”
humor
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is often described as unintentional, with players finding amusement in its awkward mechanics, clunky combat, and absurd cutscenes. Many reviewers enjoyed the comedic moments that arose from gameplay mishaps and character interactions, leading to laughter during both solo and multiplayer sessions. Overall, while the game may not be well-crafted, its flaws provide a source of entertainment that some players appreciate.
- “Honestly, the game isn't as bad as people make it seem; I just like playing as the funny JJK characters.”
- “The one that made me laugh out loud: Sukuna can kill his team because, like in the show, he has no friends, only worshippers! 😆😆😆”
- “Figuring out what everything does and how to play is a real adventure, and I found myself laughing a lot at my mistakes.”
music
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
39%
44%
17%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some praising the exceptional sound design and dynamic soundtrack that enhances the emotional impact of battles, while others criticize the repetitive and lackluster selection of tracks, noting the absence of music from the original anime. While the original score effectively captures the eerie atmosphere, many players feel that the limited variety and generic tunes detract from the overall experience, making it forgettable at times. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a missed opportunity to fully immerse players in the vibrant world of Jujutsu Kaisen.
- “Furthermore, the game's sound design and music score are exceptional, enhancing the immersive experience and elevating the emotional impact of each battle and story moment.”
- “The dynamic soundtrack and voice acting bring the characters and world of Jujutsu Kaisen to life, immersing players in a rich and vibrant audiovisual tapestry that enhances the overall gaming experience.”
- “It's not just background music; it's a symphony that enhances the emotional impact of every victory and defeat.”
- “The whole story mode is a PowerPoint of the anime/manga, and the music used gets so repetitive.”
- “Not to mention, the static battle menu where you have to manually pick out each character and how strong they are in the most boring way possible and only six music tracks being available, none of which come from the show, and every character having the same victory theme just really puts the nail in the coffin for this game.”
- “At times it has latency and makes fights incredibly choppy and slow, the graphics don't look as great as I feel they should, and the music is a bit lackluster for fights.”
optimization
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
41%
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The game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting significant performance issues such as stuttering, lag, and poor graphics, even on low settings. While some users experienced smooth gameplay, the overall consensus suggests that the game is unpolished and not well-optimized, leading to a frustrating experience, particularly in online play. Players recommend waiting for updates or sales before purchasing due to these optimization concerns.
- “The framerate was smooth and didn't have any performance issues, just the game itself wasn't to my liking.”
- “Smooth performance: the game runs smoothly with consistent frame rates, providing an enjoyable experience even during hectic battles and online play.”
- “Steam input works very well, with no issues regarding controls or performance.”
- “The graphics are bad, it's unpolished, not very optimized, the online sometimes sucks, and the game feels really weird when you first start playing.”
- “Every movement, every action was plagued by unbearable latency, turning what should have been a seamless combat experience into a stuttering mess.”
- “Game isn't optimized at all; I was on the lowest graphic settings and it was super laggy whenever we loaded into the game, especially when Gojo does any of his moves.”
stability
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The stability of the game has received significant criticism, with users reporting frequent lag, glitches, and broken mechanics, particularly in online modes. While some players noted that offline gameplay runs smoothly, the overall experience is marred by issues such as buggy cutscenes, constant loading screens, and freezing during matches. Many reviewers express hope that future updates will address these problems, potentially improving the game's stability and overall enjoyment.
- “Welcome to my journey through the virtual wasteland of Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash, where promises of epic battles and strategic gameplay quickly dissolve into a nightmarish landscape of lag, glitches, and broken mechanics.”
- “What should have been a thrilling adventure through the world of Jujutsu Kaisen instead devolved into a frustrating slog through lag, glitches, and broken mechanics.”
- “Worst game ever made; 60 fps only online; game constantly drops frames, lobby glitches and doesn't let you rejoin, can't rematch, etc.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's exceptional sound design and music significantly enhance its emotional depth, making players feel deeply connected to the characters and their stories. Each character's compelling backstory fosters a strong emotional investment in the game's outcomes, contributing to a wholesome and immersive experience. Overall, players find the emotional impact of the game to be profound, despite some mixed opinions.
- “Furthermore, the game's sound design and music score are exceptional, enhancing the immersive experience and elevating the emotional impact of each battle and story moment.”
- “Every character you encounter has a compelling backstory, making you emotionally invested in the fate of the realms.”
- “It's not just background music; it's a symphony that enhances the emotional impact of every victory and defeat.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's replayability is mixed; while some players appreciate the depth of customization that encourages experimentation with different playstyles, others find it lacking and prone to becoming stale without friends to play with. Overall, the experience may be enhanced in an online setting, but it still struggles to maintain long-term engagement.
- “The depth of customization adds a layer of replay value to the game, encouraging players to experiment with different playstyles and team compositions.”
- “Being in an online game that has a lot of replayability, the short duration of attacks ensures that players can enjoy more matches without feeling bogged down.”
- “Although I personally enjoy the game and play it quite a bit, I can't recommend it mostly due to the lack of replayability and how the game becomes extremely stale unless you have friends to play with.”
- “But I think the reason they're not longer is that being in an online game that has a lot of replayability, these attacks that everyone is forced to sit through being short is the best for the game.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find grinding in the game to be a mixed experience; while co-op missions can be addictive and enjoyable, the story mode suffers from repetitive tasks that feel tedious and uninspired. After extensive playtime, many feel that the grind becomes monotonous, especially when leveling characters for more diverse gameplay, leading to a sense of obligation rather than enjoyment.
- “For the story mode, I just kept having to do tedious missions again and again with the only difference being having to use different characters and fight different enemies. None of the missions had different objectives, just play ____ and defeat ____, making it very repetitive and boring, eventually feeling more like having to do homework rather than having fun killing the enemies.”
- “I've played for just about 150 hours, and the offline game gets repetitive when you reach the highest skill level, because you're basically just grinding to level characters so you can have more diverse gameplay. Getting a character to max takes a lot of rounds.”
- “You can have a good time fooling around and grinding co-op, but if you are searching for something of good quality, this might not be it.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its stunning visuals that vividly represent the jujutsu kaisen universe, complemented by a floaty gameplay mechanic and expansive arenas. The original soundtrack enhances this experience with haunting melodies and intense battle themes, effectively capturing the eerie and supernatural essence of the game.
- “Additionally, the game's visuals are stunning, capturing the vibrant and atmospheric feel of the Jujutsu Kaisen universe.”
- “The OST effectively encapsulates the eerie and supernatural atmosphere with haunting melodies and intense battle themes throughout matches or as background noise for the narration.”
- “The floaty atmosphere and huge arena make it feel less immersive and more like a playground.”
- “The mechanics, like building meter to deal health damage, clash with the overall atmosphere, creating a disjointed experience.”
- “The game lacks a cohesive atmosphere, making it hard to feel engaged or invested in the environment.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
"Cursed Clash" excels in character development, featuring fluid animations and detailed designs that enhance the storytelling experience. The engaging story mode is packed with thrilling battles and unexpected twists, ensuring players remain invested in the characters throughout their journey.
- “From the fluid animations to the detailed character designs, 'Cursed Clash' is a visual feast that truly brings the series to life in a gaming format.”
- “The story mode is filled with exciting battles, character development, and unexpected twists that keep players hooked from start to finish.”