The famous fighting title, Street Fighter is all but set to get its action-card mobile RPG release to a wider audience with earlier Street Fighter: Duel only being available in China. The game will be released only in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and select European countries including the UK as of now. The game will be published by Crunchyroll Games for western releases.
Street Fighter: Duel will be based on RPG elements
The game will have an RPG feel to it, where players will be able to collect and upgrade a team of recognizable fighters and ​battle their way through an original story or against friends and powerful opponents around the world.
The game will revolve around the basic feature of team building where players will be tasked with assembling a team consisting of famous game heroes like Ryu and Ken and take on the challenges and bosses the game will offer to test their might against. The developers claim to have added more than 40 original Street Fighter characters in the game and will add more from the series as the game progresses.
Street Fighter: Duel will have a flexible combat system with players being able to combine a series of moves together and form a combo of their own. This gives the game a sense of unpredictability resulting in chaos which is perfect for games like Street Fighter.
The game also features a real-time PVP mode where you can battle other players with the same mechanics in PVE, and you can also team up with your friends in online battles to take the mayhem to even greater heights.
Street Fighter: Duel is now available for pre-registration
The game is out in the selected regions for pre-registrations with rewards being held at specific milestones. The rewards are in numbers, with the highest reward at 1 million players, with awards totalling up to 530 Gems, 34,000 Cash, and a bunch of other items including upgrade fragments, arcade coins, and fighter EXP to help you get started when the game launches.
As stated the game will be made available only in selected regions of the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and select European countries including the UK as of now. The game will be available on both platforms, Android and iOS.
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