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A recent unconfirmed report suggests that Arc System Works has canceled a new Guilty Gear project, with the decision made in recent weeks. The studio is currently exploring other projects, and the future of the series remains uncertain, especially after the success of Guilty Gear Strive. The cancellation indicates a possible reset or shift in focus for the franchise, but details are scarce and should be taken with caution.
The next Guilty Gear game has been reportedly canceled by Arc System Works, with the franchise currently 'back to the drawing board,' although the company hints at a big and exciting future for the series. Despite the cancellation, Arc System Works is working on other projects, including new titles announced at recent showcases.
During Anime Expo 2025, Guilty Gear Strive producer Ken Miyauchi expressed interest in working on a new BlazBlue game, but emphasized that the series' story has a definitive ending and no plans are currently in motion. He also mentioned that the series' creator, Toshimichi Mori, designed the story with a conclusion in mind, though the legacy of BlazBlue remains appreciated by the developers. Fans remain hopeful for future developments.
The Arc System Works Showcase is live, featuring announcements on new titles, DLC characters, and a reveal of a project from Guilty Gear creator Daisuke Ishiwatari, with potential updates on games like Guilty Gear Strive, Marvel Tokon, and others.
Arc System Works is set to hold a showcase revealing upcoming projects, including Daisuke Ishiwatari's next game which may or may not be a fighting game, new details on Guilty Gear Strive's crossover character Lucy, potential announcements for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising, and possibly new titles like a BlazBlue game or other licensed fighters. The event promises exciting updates for fighting game fans, though some information depends on external publishers and licensing.
Guilty Gear Strive: The Board Game, developed by Level 99 Games, offers a unique tabletop experience that translates the mechanics of the popular fighting game series into a tactical board game. The game features familiar characters, special abilities, and install transformations, mirroring the virtual sibling. Players strategically use cards to execute attacks, manage resources, and outsmart their opponents. The game will be compatible with other Level 99 Exceed fighting games and will launch on Kickstarter on August 22.
Arc System Works CEO Minoru Kidooka discussed potential dream games, the future of BlazBlue, and his commitment to pursue new IP collaboration opportunities. He stated that they are focusing mainly on Guilty Gear and don't want it to compete with BlazBlue, but they do plan to touch back on the series at some point. Kidooka also mentioned their collaboration with Eighting and their plan to continue working with other developers to create great games. As for a One Piece fighting game, Kidooka didn't confirm or deny the possibility but stated that they are a small company and have to consider resources before taking up any project.