Sonic Battle

Prepare yourself with determination and nimble dexterity to engage in combat within the arena of Sonic Battle. Enter the distinct battleground and clash with various characters from the Sonic series.

Sonic Battle's story:

Sonic Battle's narrative unfolds millennia ago when an ancient society crafted the Gizoid, an intelligent weapon. Lost for ages, it was discovered and studied by Prof. Gerald Robotnik. Decades later, Dr. Eggman, Gerald's descendant, stumbled upon it but couldn't activate it, thus discarding it at Emerald Beach. Sonic stumbled upon it, naming it Emerl. Through interactions with Sonic and companions, Emerl transforms from a mere robot into a sentient entity. However, some perceive Emerl's potential for devastation. Eggman, Rouge, and Shadow view him as a dangerous tool. In the ultimate showdown, Emerl's darker side emerges, but Sonic intervenes, prompting Emerl to express gratitude before vanishing, leaving behind an Emerald Shard.

Sonic Battle's gameplay:

The gameplay of Sonic Battle unfolds in dynamic 3D arenas accommodating up to 4 players. Each character boasts unique attacks and abilities, predominantly triggered via the B button. Special moves such as Shot, Power, and Trap are assigned to slots for diverse combat scenarios. Depletion of health leads to a knockout, while the Ichikoro Gauge fills as players sustain damage, block, or recuperate. Upon reaching full capacity, it enables an instant knockout with the subsequent special move. A standout feature is the Skill Capture system, enabling Emerl to replicate other characters' abilities. Skill Cards obtained post-battles can be assigned to Emerl's skill set, augmenting his repertoire. The cap on skill points elevates through battles and significantly with the use of Chaos Emeralds in Story Mode, facilitating the enhancement of Emerl's capabilities over time.

If you relish Sonic adventures, then Sonic 2 Robotnik's Revenge, Metal Sonic Hyperdrive, and Sonic 3 And Sally Acorn are the subsequent games that demand your attention.

How to play

Key mappings:

• "Z" key corresponds to the "A" key.
• "X" key is equivalent to the "B" key.
• "C" key stands for the "C" key.
• "A" key corresponds to the "X" key.
• "S" key represents the "Y" key.
• "D" key corresponds to the "Z" key.