INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road

INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road is a beloved soccer game featuring over 5000 characters from the entire series. Set 25 years after the original game's storyline, players build their own soccer team using Minecraft, challenging strong teams to win numerous honors and rewards. Players need to improve their players' abilities through training, skillfully controlling their characters on the field to move and perform various actions, scoring goals to win matches. The game also offers extensive customization options, allowing players to freely adjust their virtual avatars and invite friends for a two-way match, enjoying the fun of social interaction and competition.

Gamplay:

The control method of the soccer game has been completely revamped in Bonga/Strikers. A form that adds the action characteristics of Strikers based on the original vertical scroll view and control feeling.

Attributes are only considered between players/skills, and in case of superiority, each receives a 20% power correction. . The magnetic attribute correction that was applied when using a special move with the same attribute as the player has been deleted. Due to this, the placement of special moves focusing on single attributes and self-attributes has little merit except for sniping at players with superior compatibility.players with a diverse distribution of magnetic attributes are highly evaluated. In addition, the actual value of non-attribute special moves that can ignore skill compatibility correction has also increased.

The TP system has been abolished, and the 'Tension Gauge' and 'Extradimensional Power' systems shared by the entire team are used. The tension gauge is consumed when using a special move, and is recharged each time a special move is used. Extradimensional power is consumed when using extradimensional skills. Hyperdimensional technologies include Avatar, Miximax, Soul, and extradimensional buffs.

When players collide with each other, they enter 'focus', a state of contention. When a defensive area is displayed in the shape of a palm on the side of the defending player, the breaking side escapes to the defensive area and breaks through, and the defensive area defends by pushing the breaking side into the defensive area. If the focus ends without either side using any skills, the winning side gains 60 Tension Gauge and the losing side gains 30 Tension Gauge. If the focus ends with even one side using a skill, only the losing side gets 30.

If the ball is passed to another player in the focus state, a 'scramble' is activated with a certain probability, and ownership of the ball is determined through a simple QTE.

If you win in Focus, you will receive special training beans or currency items. If you are in Chronicle mode, there is a possibility of obtaining a character spirit.

Chrono Stone / ‘Sibirex’ introduced in Galaxy Uses the KP system, which seems to have been a refined system. The first keeper has a high KP, and every time he blocks the ball, his total KP is reduced, and when his KP becomes 0, he concedes a goal. Once a goal is conceded, KP is reset. A system that requires strategy, whether to cut down the high initial KP all at once with powerful special moves and chain shots, or to gain the right to attack multiple times and gradually eat away at the KP.

When a player approaches the goal, they can enter 'zone' mode with the Y button. In this situation, the area near the goal expands and time consumption slows down.

There is a cooldown for special moves, so the same special move cannot be used consecutively for a certain period of time. The more powerful a special move, the longer its cooldown, so it is safe to have two or more special moves of the same series to prepare for various situations.

In CPU battles, which are not PvP battles, the CPU has the default option of infinite tension, which was previously a hidden content exclusive to powerful teams, and the CPU fires special moves whenever the cooldown runs out. However, it cannot be said that the difficulty of CPU battles has increased, but it is at a level that makes auto farming difficult, which is dissatisfying for both users who want to farm easily and users who want difficult solo play.

Strategies:

Get Custom Tactics: If you primarily play Chronicle Mode and Competition Mode, you will need custom tactics. Go to the Main Menu and enter the BB Stadium. Select the Campaign mode. You must choose a team and play seven consecutive games against the AI. New game releasesCompleting campaigns earns currency. Spend this currency at the Marketplace in the BB M section to purchase four custom tactics. Use this method if you plan to delay story progression but still need tactics in Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road.

Farm Kizuna Orbs: Kizuna Orbs allow you to pull heroes from the Player Universe. While Chronicle Competition Route sometimes drops two Orbs per Hero Battle, this is not efficient, as five Orbs are required for one pull. The most reliable way to get Kizuna Orbs is by playing online Competition Matches. You get five Orbs for every match, no matter how it ends. When you play online games, your team levels up quickly. Chronicle Mode, on the other hand, needs certain original characters, so it's still hard, and your main squad gains from being at a higher level in different modes. To get Kizuna Orbs and heroes, you need to play ranked matches in Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road.

Use Beans Strategically: If you're using Beans in Chronicle Mode, don't give them to the whole team in Team Settings. This makes the stat boost spread out too much. Focusing on individual players is a more effective approach. Adding Beans to your Keeper will always provide value because it increases their Catch number.Concentrate Kick Beans on your main forward to significantly increase their Kick Power. Focus on maxing out the Beans for one or two players first before moving on to others. Do not distribute Beans slowly across the entire team; concentration provides a greater increase in stats.Computer & Video Games

Use VS Store Currency: The VS Store in the Marketplace sells items like XP Orbs and gear using blue, orange, and purple tokens. To get these tokens, you must defeat Chronicle Teams in the Chronicle Competition Route, which unlocks them for Free Match in Competition Mode. Defeating the Chronicle Mode version up to Hero Battle difficulty unlocks different rarities of the team. In Competition Mode, select Free Match. Choosing a higher-tier match (like the Legendary Hero tier) increases the chance of receiving higher-tier tokens when you win Focus Battles. Use this to acquire equipment that improves your team's performance.

Player Comments:

I don't like soccer. I'd never heard of Inazuma Eleven.This is one of the best RPG's I've ever played in my life. It's got *so much* content in it. I mean really, it's kind of boggling. The sports aspect is super fun, because it's totally epic anime battles with soccer. The free gatcha system is fun. There's..I don't even know how many players you can unlock. Each with their own skill trees, etc.There's a Chronicles Mode that just..lets you take your team and go 'back in time' to play through the stories of the show, I think? AND get chances to unlock the characters for YOUR team.Oh, there's also a town building simulator..thing?I've loved LEVEL5 Inc. from playing Fantasy Life. This cements them as one of the best game developers in my eyes. Ever.You don't have to like soccer. You don't have to know a thing about the series. Just jump in, have patience to learn the systems. And you'll be as blown away as I was.

Inazuma Eleven is a game about football. 5 hours into the story mode, I have not yet played a single football match, but my character just challenged a dance idol to a dance off, while telling his football interested buddies to go "train at the noodle shop." This is apparently the road to victory.All jokes aside, there is an amazing game here. It is basically a playable sports anime and anyone who enjoys that kind of genre should give it a try. There is a ton of gameplay to discover and it is easily one of my favourite games this year. Love the animation and Level 5 is at the top of their game.

Absolute goalkeeper of a game, nothing gets past it.Ts is soooo beautiful bro. The game has countless amount of content from an extensive and complete chronicle mode taking us back to where it all began to an amazing new story. Gameplay is great, characters are great, music is great, as a long time fan this game is everything I could have asked for and more. All the delays were worth it, you can tell Level 5 poured their all into this game to make it their magnum opus, and it has exceeded expectations.This game didn't just score, it hit my soul with a Fire Tornado of nostalgia.

I don't like football and still, this game is absolutely amazing. It's like playing a really good rpg, watching a really good anime, following a really interesting story, and competing in a really cool online match system with really deep and unique team building mechanics.This game literally has everything and does it all really well. It even has a freaking gacha system that is completely free. Of course, it better be looking at the price of the game, but still... it is totally worth it.No need to have played Inazuma Eleven before, no need to even like this sport, this is a perfect game anyways.Also... 5000+ characters to collect? With unique skill trees? Lots of voice acting? THIS is a franchise that loves its fans. Unlike certain Pocket Monster one...

Conclusion:

The latest entry in the character collection and football simulation RPG series, "Inazuma Eleven!" With an original story featuring new main characters, over 4,500 players from across the series' history to collect and train, as well as exciting online tournaments, you can play the game your way!