Dokapon! Ikari no Tetsuken

Board game x RPG. This is Dokapon Kingdom: Connect. The only condition for victory is to “earn more money than everyone else.” Players become “heroes” and aim to become “The Hero Who Earns the Most Money.” The rules are simple. Stop the wheel, move, and follow the instructions on the space. Defeat monsters, obtain items and treasures, change jobs, get robbed by strange characters, and even rob your friends of their money. No mercy for friends or family! The mischievous battle were anything goes begins now!

The Kingdom of Dokapon is in peril! Monsters have invaded, and the King has offered his crown and his daughter's hand in marriage to anyone who can save the land! Prepare to take down your friends or face off against the Nintendo DS in this race to save the Kingdom and win the throne!

Grab your soon-to-be-ex-friends and charge into a true contest of strategy, wit and beating each other senseless in this addictive party-RPG! Up to four players can join in the mayhem as you race to win a kingdom and edge out your competition along the way.

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