Overall: 5/10
Let me start by saying that compared to most of the things being called "games" in BYOND Anime, Bleach Las Noches(BLN) is a good game, certainly above the standard over there. However, this means nearly nothing. BLN is full of fun features, and has potential, but it is plagued with shotty graphics and many instances during play that make you want to pull your hair out.

This review is after playing for two days. I reached level 324. Despite what may seem to be a harsh review, I will continue playing this out, to see if it gets better as I progess. In other words, it's not the abortion of a game that many other BYOND Anime games are.

Gameplay: 6/10

Training is really only done by killing NPC mobs(hollow), other players, and by randomly attacking. When you start off, a system is included that reminds you of DDR, however this gets very boring, very quickly. There also seems to be a serious delay when you're attacking an NPC, which completely ruins your ability to kill them. I should also mention that when you get an NPC close to death they flee. In theory, this is a really neat idea, however, the NPCs will typically flee into several of his "buddies", and escape, leaving the other NPCs to kill you. Health and mana restore slowly, gradually, which I understand, however when combined with the issues at hand, and understanding this is a PVP environment, you will die, a lot. There is a stamina(Fatigue) stat that you can rest off, howver I haven't reached a point where you're allowed to recharge health or mana. This means that you have to fight NPCs, then go find a spot to hide, allow your stats to recharge, and repeat.

Presentation: 3/10

Sound is non-existent. No Music, no sound, nothing. This is a major turn off. As far as the graphics go, they're mediocre. The map is full of the same repetitive tiles that weren't done well in the first place. You can clearly tell where one tile begins, and the next begins. It appears that if characters have any shading, it's pillow shading. Combine this with the blocky layout of the different turfs, and you have a visually unappealing game.

Originality: 7/10
As far as originality is concerned, it is a game based on an anime, that's understood. However, there are some features in play that I find innovative as far as the Anime guild goes. One would be the DDR-esque training method. There are also auto-hosted events, such as tournament, Capture the flag(two flag variation), and survival. There's also a system that is reminiscent of 1 flag CTF.

Overall: 5/10