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About this game

Cobra Kai 2: Dojos Rising is a beat ’em up themed action-adventure game developed by Flux Games set in the karate Kid universe and the subsequent TV show adaptation Cobra Kai. Eagle Fang, Cobra Kia, Miyagi-do enter the dojo of your choice and recruit the most powerful team of fighters to join your dojo, master your own fighting style, and battle your way towards the prestigious All Valley Karate Tournament Grand champion solidifying your dojo’s legacy for years to come.

• Enjoy an exciting new storyline that will have you fight your way to greatness in the All-Valley Tournament, relive classic moments in the TV show, and many more.
• One of the most critical steps in realizing your Karate Dreams is to select your dojo from Eagle Fang, Cobra Kia, or Miyagi-do it will determine who your sensei is, and what kind of training you will get, elevate your dojo to greatness and seal your destiny to become the Grand Champion of the All-Valley Tournament.
• You will be able to choose from 28 characters from the show’s expansive roster, each of them having their own unique ability, techniques, and skills to help you along your path to victory.
• In order to become stronger, you will need to collect chi, coins, and recruit new members for your dojo let their strength bolster your own and make a powerhouse of a team.
• Test your skills online and compete in the All-Valley Tournament, secure your legacy, and become the ultimate champion.

Reviews

There’s nothing at all wrong with Cobra Kai 2: Dojos Rising in terms of concept. An arena battler set in the TV show’s small world of dojos, shopping malls, schools, and parks with a theme of recruiting a team on your way to a mega tournament is all well and good. But the quality is shockingly under par, and far poorer than the Switch hardware is capable of. One could argue being sloppy, confused, and trashy is very much akin to what the show is all about, but when we’re transcending mediums into the realm of video gaming, half-assing it doesn’t land the right kind of blow.

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