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10 characters, each with specific characteristics: own weapons, unique range of attacks and combos, two costumes, and a personal background story and motivations to engage in battle. Each fighter has about 20 different attacks & combos that can show in battle in one of 10 arenas that take you to unusual, yet sumptuous locations, each with its own unique atmosphere. There are 4 single-player game modes: Story, Arcade, Survival, and Practice and a multiplayer mode for duels with friends via local Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection.
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