Lost in the four corners of the city, the Sujimon fighters bring terror under the Hawaiian sun. It’s up to Ichiban Kasuga to recruit them by giving them a good chair shot to the collarbones, and bribing them with appropriate gifts. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth will also feature raids in regular rotation where you’ll be guaranteed to recruit the featured Sujimon. You can then send your pocket minions to fight in 3v3 battles distantly reminiscent of the monster fights of Dragon Quest VIII.
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Sujimon come in five different types that operate with a classic rock-paper-scissors mechanism. The goal is to build a cohesive team, then lead it to victory using our fighters’ special skills to good effect. To improve your team, it is possible to feed your Sujimon with specialized energy drinks or merge your duplicates to make room in your inventory while strengthening our units. Some may even evolve, a miracle of American nature.
However, this is not the only way to improve your Sujimon team. Dondoko Island will also play a key role. His Dondoko Farm welcomes and trains idle Sujimons. Our mercenaries on the prowl can also support the growth of Dondoko Island by working in the fields or collecting money to finance the work. Allowing our Sujimons to get involved in daily life will strengthen their level of trust in Ichiban Kasuga, their mentor, allowing him to intervene more directly in Sujimon fights.
And if this colossal mini-game seems perfectly optional to you, know that Ichiban Kasuga will unlock the Sugimancer job allowing him to summon his minions in regular battles. However, their effectiveness will depend exclusively on their level. So your investment in the great quest of the Sujimons. This should add a good twenty hours of gameplay.