Clash of Mythics: Genesis

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The age of Mythics is about to reach a new beginning - a new genesis.
— Tagline

Clash of Mythics: Genesis is a one-on-one 2D fighting game developed by CrimsonFlame Software. It serves as the first installment of the Clash of Mythics series.

Story

Introduction

In ages long before the birth of the humans and Mobians, fantastic creatures with equally-fantastic powers collectively known as Mythics roamed the earth. For thousands of years, these mystical beings have thrived within the Earth, but the advancements of modern society have eventually led to the supposed disappearance of these ancient beings. In truth, however, the merely hide themselves among the common people of the world they share.

A certain group known only as the Genesis Corporation has only recently made its mark in the history of biological advancements and has since begun to delve deeper into the true nature of these creatures. Unfortunately, one of their latest test subjects has escaped, forcing them to take action and call for any and all capable to hunt the escapee down. However, there may be darker designs behind this seemingly-harmless call for assistance...

Story Routes: Zagan, Raiden, Streak, Whirlwind, Sonic, Shadow, Tails, Knuckles, Dustin, Kris, Slash, Astrid, Burst

Gameplay

Gameplay Mechanics: Movement & Cancelling, Offense, Defense, Gauges, Attack Attributes

Clash of Mythics: Genesis is a one-on-one fighting game at its core, where two fighters battle one another in a two-dimensional arena. As with most fighting games, matches - by default - consist of a maximum of three rounds, two of which must be won by one fighter. Claiming victory in one round entails either depleting the opponent’s health to zero, or having more health than the opponent upon the timer reaching zero. Doing this twice, if using default settings, ensures victory in the whole match.

Meanwhile, the game's Story Mode is more akin to a visual novel, meaning it mostly consists of dialogue-centric scenarios. However, there are occasional spots of actual gameplay that may involve either a number of waves filled with AI-controlled enemies, a one-on-one match with another playable character, or a boss fight with either an EX version of a playable character or an NPC character.

Control Scheme

Button	Action
Left Analog Stick / D-Pad	Movement
Square Button	Light Attack ()
Triangle Button	Medium Attack (
Circle Button	Heavy Attack ()
Cross Button	Style Action ()
R1 Button	+
R2 Button	+
L1 Button	Function 1
L2 Button	Function 2
Touch Pad	Taunt
Options Button	Pause Game

Button	Action
Left Thumbstick / D-Pad	Movement
X Button	Light Attack ()
Y Button	Medium Attack (
B Button	Heavy Attack ()
A Button	Style Action ()
Right Bumper	+
Right Trigger	+
Left Bumper	Function 1
Left Trigger	Function 2
Back Button	Taunt
Start Button	Pause Game

Button	Action
Left Stick / Directional Buttons	Movement
Y Button	Light Attack ()
X Button	MediumAttack (
A Button	Heavy Attack ()
B Button	Style Action ()
R Button	+
ZR Button	+
L Button	Function 1
ZL Button	Function 2
- Button	Taunt
+ Button	Pause Game

Characters

Playable

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• Zagan the Gravebringer
• Raiden
• Streak
• Whirlwind Reyes
• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Shadow the Hedgehog
• Miles "Tails" Prower
• Knuckles the Echidna
• Dustin Wylde
• Kris Rodriguez
• Slash Silverbolt
• Astrid Vulcan

Unlockable

• Burst
• Super Sonic
• Super Shadow

Non-Playable Characters

• Liam Scarlet

Game Modes

Practice

• Tutorial - Learn the ropes on how to play Clash of Mythics: Genesis. It is here where you can also learn the basics of each individual character's playstyle in the game. (1 player only)
• Training - Spend some time trying to learn a character's playstyle and hone your skills as a fighter. (1-2 players)
• Trials - Clear the many challenges each character has in store in this mode. (1 player only)

Story

• Genesis - See the story of Clash of Mythics: Genesis unfold before your eyes through the different perspectives of the different characters! Clearing certain routes will unlock the True End story route. (1 player only)
• Library - Learn about the terminologies used throughout the story and the general lore behind the series, including significant events, character backgrounds, and more.

Battle

• Arcade - Select a character and fight your way through a set number of opponents before fighting the final boss! (2P can challenge 1P at any time)
• Versus - Do battle with a friend or the AI and determine who the mightiest warrior is in a one-on-one bout! (1-2 players)
• Score Attack - Battle through the game's entire roster in one go and try to snag the highest score possible! (1 player only)
• Boss Attack - Choose a previously-defeated NPC boss from Story Mode to do battle with! See if you can come up with new strategies with different characters. (1 player only)
• Survival - Battle as many opponents as you possibly can until you can fight no more! (1 player)

Network

• Ranked Match - Face off against an opponent in a high-stakes match! Rise up the ranks through absolute victory, or fall from grace through crushing defeat.
• Player Match - A more casual mode where players can simply have fun or learn a little more about fighting.
• Lobby - Join several other players in a lobby, make new friends, and put your skills to the test!

Archives

• Replay Theater - Relive your greatest triumphs - and your worst failures - made during your endeavors in online battles!
• Gallery - Browse through this treasure trove of artwork and illustrations made for the game, cutscenes for story mode, and background music. You can also purchase some extra goodies through here with enough in-game money.

Trivia

• Similar to its spiritual predecessor series, Darkness Trigger - which Crimson is no longer involved with due to a disagreement, this game, as well as the series as a whole, takes heavy inspiration from games such as BlazBlue and Guilty Gear, both developed by Arc System Works.
  • This time around, it also takes some elements from the recently-released Dragon Ball FighterZ, primarily in terms of its control scheme and some aspects of its gameplay.