Two decades of sprite fighters, one big 3D rebuild and a few experiments nobody asked for. Fans will argue over which era of Arc System Works did it best.
1Guilty Gear -Strive-The 2021 series reboot with rollback netcode, a stylish 2.5D look and a huge competitive audience.1000pts
2Guilty Gear XThe 2000 arcade and Dreamcast follow-up that set the series' hand-drawn sprite look and fast air-dash style.716pts
3Guilty Gear XX Accent Core PlusThe 2012 definitive 2D edition with extra story content, rebalancing and a larger roster.635pts
4Guilty Gear JudgmentA 2006 PSP beat-'em-up spin-off where fighters brawl through scrolling stages against hordes of enemies.573pts
5Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2The 2017 final Xrd update that added characters and a cleaner competitive balance.573pts
6Guilty Gear XX SlashA 2005 revision that fixed balance, added new characters and polished the sprite fighter further.469pts
7Guilty Gear 2: OvertureA 2007 attempt at a real-time strategy action hybrid that split the fanbase.469pts
8Guilty Gear IsukaA 2004 spin-off with four-player battles across split-screen layers, built around local multiplayer chaos.407pts
9Guilty Gear XX Accent CoreThe 2006 refinement with a new roster setup, tighter mechanics and a famous soundtrack.335pts
10Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-The 2014 jump to 3D-modelled graphics that still look like hand-drawn anime.253pts
11Guilty Gear XX #ReloadA 2003 update to XX that rebalanced the cast and added a story-driven console mode.253pts
12Guilty GearThe 1998 PlayStation original that introduced the hard-rock, anime-styled fighter and its cast of Gears.253pts
13Guilty Gear Petit 2A 2001 WonderSwan Color sequel to the portable spin-off, with simplified super-deformed fights.156pts
14Guilty Gear XXThe 2002 arcade sequel, also sold as The Midnight Carnival, that reworked the roster and system for a sharper game.156pts
15Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-The 2015 sequel with a long cinematic story mode and a bigger roster.0pts
