Nuverse, the publishers behind the successful Marvel Snap card game, are gearing up to tackle a new intellectual property (IP) with Bleach: Soul Resonance. This upcoming game is based on the long-running Shonen Jump manga series by Tite Kubo, known for its 3D action and swordplay elements. The manga, which ran from 2001 to 2016, regained popularity with the recent airing of an anime adaptation of the Thousand Year Blood War arc.

Having already achieved recognition with the award-winning Marvel Snap CCG, Nuverse is no stranger to handling anime and manga series. Their past games, like One Piece: Blood Routes, emphasized high-quality graphics with cel shading rendering, detailed lighting and shadows, modern UI design, and captivating animated effects.

While Nuverse is venturing into new original IP territory with Dragonheir: Silent Gods, they are not abandoning their famous gaming, anime, and manga IP. Instead, they are gradually moving towards 3D action games for many anime and manga franchises that were previously confined to gacha or 2D titles. Bleach: Soul Resonance follows in the footsteps of One Piece: Blood Routes, aiming to provide players with a full-fledged 3D gaming experience similar to console games.

The combination of Nuverse's proven track record in handling renowned IP and their dedication to delivering immersive 3D action games suggests that Bleach: Soul Resonance could be another hit for both fans and newcomers to the franchise.

Source: Iwan Morris, Staff Writer at PocketGamer