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Developer Sting has announced that DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection will launch on Steam on June 29, bringing three classic entries from the long-running series together in a single package. The collection was previously released for Nintendo Switch in Japan earlier this year and is now making its way to PC, although it will only support Japanese.
For those unfamiliar with the franchise, DOKAPON is a unique blend of RPG and board game mechanics where players battle monsters, collect wealth, and compete against each other to become the richest adventurer. While cooperation is technically possible, betrayal is often the fastest path to victory.
The collection includes DOKAPON Kingdom IV: The Legendary Heroes, DOKAPON! 3-2-1: Friendship That Stirs the Storm, and the spin-off DOKAPON Gaiden: Flame no Audition. Each title offers its own take on the formula, ranging from large-scale adventures to more compact and strategic battles.
The PC release also comes with several modern quality-of-life improvements. You can save and load at any point, rewind turns, adjust the game speed up to three times faster, and browse recreated versions of the original manuals while playing.
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