Ichigo Heat the Soul Fighting

The story is very similar to the manga and follows it quite accurately which makes this game fun.
It then continues its way down to the war of the Shinigami and Arrancars with a filler conclusion.
The story starts off with the continuation of Ichigo and Ulquiorra's final battle and its conclusion.
Ichigo is struggling to defeat Ulquiorra and the Captains are still struggling to defeat the Arrancars and Espada.
They are joined by the Vizards as the war gets bigger.
You first play as Ichigo, the Soul Society shinigamis, and the Vizards in a fight to protect KaraKura Town.
Included in this game is a filler mission where you fight Muramasa from the Zanpakutou Rebellion filler story.
The gameplay is still mostly the same from the previous installments of the Heat the Soul series.
The game is player friendly, the controls are smooth and opens up to more combos and also brings back the "soul codes"
which change the gameplay experience based on what soul codes you choose such as increasing speed, hp, or attacks etc.
The menu system is the same as HTS so it is easy to find your way around but leaves a bit of a disappointed feeling as it feels like you are back in HTS.
Ichigo Heat the Soul Fighting introduces 4 player battles for the first time as well as giant boss battles.
It is easy to say that this games main focus is the 4 player and giant boss battles due to lack of improvement in other areas for the game.
The level of the AI has fallen a bit in this game as they don't seem to pose too much of a challenge as opposed to the previous Ichigo: Heat fight Soul.
The action is still great though. However, when it comes to giant boss battles, the damage system is unbalanced.
There are about ten new playable characters (when you include the resurrections and such for them).
And for the first time in any of the Heat the Soul series, there is a download option to download a special movie character.