UltraBravoRPG
Ultra Bravo RPG is a pixelated comedy RPG in which you explore a three-dimensional map while battling enemies by pressing buttons. The story takes place in the Kingdom of Shizukani, a country inhabited by only idiots. Nabeo and his no-good friends cause mayhem!
Ultra Bravo RPG is a pixelated comedy RPG in which you explore a three-dimensional map
while battling enemies by pressing buttons.
Game Features
(1)Press the button to attack the enemy!
Press the button in front of the enemy! Pressing a button mashing! etc.
Press the buttons appropriately to attack enemies!
If successful, it can deal a lot of damage!
Press the button in front of the enemy!
Pressing a button mashing!
(2)Press the button at the right time to block enemy attacks!
This alone makes it a standard action RPG.
However, in this game, attacks come from above, below, left, right, and above your head!
To block an attack you need to press the corresponding button!
Use the right button to block attacks coming from the right!
Use the down button to block attacks coming from below!
Sometimes you need to guess the direction of attack.
(3)The dungeon is a three-dimensional map!
You progress by jumping and attacking!
There are also falling floors and moving lifts!
It can also be enjoyed as a 3D action game!
jumping!
New actions may also be added.
(4)An adventure with comedy and happiness!
The story takes place in the Kingdom of Shizukani, a country inhabited by only idiots.
Nabeo and his no-good friends cause mayhem!
It's a great adventure with laughs and no tears.
The estimated completion time is 8 hours!
encounter
seaweed
Basic operations
Ｚ（ActionButton）：Attack, Decide, Examine, Talk, Guard（During the battle）
Ｘ（JumpButton） ：Jump, cancel, fast forward dialogue
Ｃ（PauseButton） ：Open/close the pause menu
Ａ（SelectButton） ：Switch field actions, display detailed explanations（During the battle）
Arrow keys：Character movement, selection cursor movement, guard（During the battle）
※Button assignments can be changed in the config menu under [Button Config].
