While I'm not necessarily the biggest fan of quicktime events, they weren't too difficult to perform, and they can also unlock bonus cutscenes depending on how well I was able to complete them. The core gameplay is intact in this mode, too, as every chapter features a handful of optional challenges and quicktime events that kept some of the longer action cutscenes more engaging. While the cutscenes don't necessarily animate, the overall presentation and format made this mode feel more like a proper action game campaign than what you would typically find in a fighting game.
One of them is referred to as a “History” mode, in which you can play through the events of the anime, complete with the original voice actors from the show and anime cutscenes. Outside of the standard arcade and multiplayer modes, Naruto X Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections has two campaigns.
