A Japanese wrestling game using the ring
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The surprise of the day is the work of a Japanese developer independent of the name of Takahiro Miyazawa. The latter has indeed announced the exit on Steam on September 3 of a new catch game entitled Ultimate Physical Wrestling . If it has at first sight nothing exceptional, it should be noted that this title is played using the Nintendo Switch Ring-Con (used by Ring Fit Adventure).
To believe the description of the game written in an approximate English, it is a question of a wrestling game in which the player has to face four opponents. The latter are increasingly difficult to beat and the last wrestler is described as kindly fort. To fight, the player will literally have to use his body. By moving the Ring-con, the player accumulates power. And when he has accumulated enough power, he has the opportunity to use catches.
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According to the creator of the game, the user has the possibility to use blows, flexibles as well as submission jacks (with different movements each time). Depending on the strength he uses to perform techniques using the Ring-con, they will be more or less powerful, and therefore effective. When the player finds himself stuck in a catch, you have to shoot on The ring-con to try to get rid of it.
As the pictures of the game show in the video above, the realization of the game is at least summary. But if the gameplay is well done, the experiment could at the same time be amazing and tiring (in the right direction of the term). Of course, it is impossible to make the slightest judgment without getting out the game.
Note that Takahiro Miyazawa does not have the right to directly mention the ring-con, he talks about this ring-shaped joystick in the description of his game.
What inspires Ultimate Physical Wrestling? Would you like to try the game if the opportunity was given to you? Can a catch game in Motion Gaming have potential for you? Tell us everything in the comments below.
