Games likeDOKAPON! Sword of Fury Jan 21, 2025

■ ""Rock-Paper-Scissors""-style battles anyone can enjoy!

■ ""Rock-Paper-Scissors""-style battles anyone can enjoy!

Encounter an enemy and it's battle time! But not to worry, because these battles are simple as can be. First off, a coin toss decides who goes first. When it's your turn, you choose one of four possible attack types. Choose wisely, and you'll be doing some good old-fashioned weak-point hitting for massive damage! But fail to predict your opponent's defense type, and that massive damage may be yours to bear instead... Will you be able to read your opponent like a book? Will your opponent be able to read you? The tides can turn in an instant with a single slip-up, so make your move and cross your fingers!

Encounter an enemy and it's battle time! But not to worry, because these battles are simple as can be. First off, a coin toss decides who goes first. When it's your turn, you choose one of four possible attack types. Choose wisely, and you'll be doing some good old-fashioned weak-point hitting for massive damage! But fail to predict your opponent's defense type, and that massive damage may be yours to bear instead... Will you be able to read your opponent like a book? Will your opponent be able to read you? The tides can turn in an instant with a single slip-up, so make your move and cross your fingers!

■ Same old multiplayer madness, but now with online matches, too!

■ Same old multiplayer madness, but now with online matches, too!

Up to four players can rumble locally, with only a single copy of Dokapon among them! Don't have any friends nearby? (Lost them all to Dokapon fights?) No problem! Online multiplayer's got your back. The world's your oyster now! Best of all, you can stop playing anytime you'd like (you swear!), then jump right back into the fray later on by loading up your save data!

Up to four players can rumble locally, with only a single copy of Dokapon among them! Don't have any friends nearby? (Lost them all to Dokapon fights?) No problem! Online multiplayer's got your back. The world's your oyster now! Best of all, you can stop playing anytime you'd like (you swear!), then jump right back into the fray later on by loading up your save data!

■ Utilize the speed multiplier and up the game's tempo to your liking!

■ Utilize the speed multiplier and up the game's tempo to your liking!

Yes, you can even speed things up to make the game match your pace. At 3x or 5x speed, even the busiest players have no excuse not to give Dokapon a try! The speed multiplier can even be used online, cutting down wait times and making the sparks fly faster than ever!

Yes, you can even speed things up to make the game match your pace. At 3x or 5x speed, even the busiest players have no excuse not to give Dokapon a try! The speed multiplier can even be used online, cutting down wait times and making the sparks fly faster than ever!

■ Add some sugar and spice to make everything twice as nice!

■ Add some sugar and spice to make everything twice as nice!

Call them X-factors or secret ingredients; either way, you can access them in the System menu and rebalance the whole game as you see fit! Just give it a pinch of this and a dash of that—only as much as you'd like. Maybe turn down the number of rounds, for example, if you've got a busy schedule and can't quite handle the usual length? Or fine-tune the gameplay experience by giving yourself infinite magic, or limiting the number of times Wallace appears! You can even change the background music to some classic battle themes from past Dokapon games, for that little extra kick of nostalgia! What would a remaster be, after all, without that certain ""je ne sais quoi"" that gives this series its edge?

Call them X-factors or secret ingredients; either way, you can access them in the System menu and rebalance the whole game as you see fit! Just give it a pinch of this and a dash of that—only as much as you'd like. Maybe turn down the number of rounds, for example, if you've got a busy schedule and can't quite handle the usual length? Or fine-tune the gameplay experience by giving yourself infinite magic, or limiting the number of times Wallace appears! You can even change the background music to some classic battle themes from past Dokapon games, for that little extra kick of nostalgia! What would a remaster be, after all, without that certain ""je ne sais quoi"" that gives this series its edge?