Originally released in 1998, Guilty Gear introduced the world to an eclectic cast of characters as well as a number of unique game mechanics like the infamous Instant Kill. Missing Link was an ambitious game that broke new ground in many ways and helped establish the air-dasher genre loved by many today.
That said, this game is what many of the mainline FGC consider to be "kusoge From the Japanese "クソゲー", meaning "shitty game"Kusoge are games which are highly broken in the literal sense. Kusoge often function poorly, and lack polish, and usually have extreme mechanics/balance. Kusoge is both a term of endearment and an insult, depending on the context.". Most characters have infinites, some have multiple types of infinites, some characters are borderline incomplete, others are ridiculously over-tuned. Missing Link is a game with many flaws, and it should be appreciated for its flaws, not in spite of them. Polished and inoffensive games exist, and this game is for when you want unabashed insanity. It is strongly recommended that you familiarize yourself with the Mechanics of missing link, especially Teching and Instant Kills. The information there can help you avoid getting robbed by nonsense.The PC (Steam) and Nintendo Switch releases of Guilty Gear: The Missing Link do not include online netplay. Furthermore, the PC port's framerate is tied to the refresh rate of the monitor and thus runs at incorrect speeds on any refresh rate other than 60hz. If you wish to play online, emulation is the best choice. If you wish to play offline, consider the Nintendo Switch version for portability.
- Emulate the PSX version via NullDC-BEAR and play online
- Play the Nintendo Switch version offline
To unlock Testament and Justice you must defeat each of them respectively in arcade mode.
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Followed By: | Guilty Gear X |