Arc System Works revealed a teaser for the upcoming DLC character for Guilty Gear Strive. Additionally, the company also announced a Special Live Concert for fans. This news comes from the official Guilty Gear X/Twitter account.
It has been two months since Elphelt Valentine’s release, and many players have gotten used to the game’s current meta. However, like after every character release, fans speculate on who the next one could be. The developers over at Arc System Works provided players with a hint.
Guilty Gear Strive – New Characters and a Special Live Concert
The silhouette for the upcoming Guilty Gear Strive DLC character was displayed during the ‘Arc Live’ stream today. No name or face was revealed, keeping players excited for who it could be. Additionally, this character will be available to play at Arc World Tour 2023 Finals, happening from March 21 to March 23. You can grab your tickets here if you would like to attend the event.
Moreover, there will be a special Guilty Gear Strive Live Concert for fans at Arc World Tour. This concert will be going live on March 23, so all day 3 attendees and VIP ticket holders can participate. This concert will be live-streamed on Arc System Works’ YouTube and Twitch channels, so stay tuned.
Multiple GGST players are already making speculations about who this character could be. One of the theories is that it could be Venom, a veteran Guilty Gear character who hasn’t appeared in Strive. Venom is a very tall person with long hair, and the silhouette resembles that. The other person that people think it could be is A.B.A. Last appearing in Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R, A.B.A is a fan-favorite. The silhouette looks like it has a key on the left side of the figure, along with long hair on the right side. A.B.A also wears yellow and orange colors, so seeing that the background of the silhouette has these same colors makes it believable.
Lastly, Guilty Gear Strive is available now for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Windows.
