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Fight School Simulator On Xbox Is Ready To Turn You Into A Dojo Master

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 Running a martial arts school sounds like a fairly peaceful way to make a living.

Then the rival schools start raiding your dojo, the local Mafia needs dealing with and you’ve got a whole bunch of students expecting you to turn them into capable fighters. That’s the rather busy life waiting in Fight School Simulator, which is now available on Xbox Series X|S.Priced at £9.99, Fight School Simulator combines dojo management with martial arts training and a healthy dose of fighting. It previously found an audience on Steam, where it has received Very Positive reviews, as well as on PlayStation.At A GlanceGame: Fight School SimulatorPlatform: Xbox Series X|SPrice: £9.99Genre: Martial arts / management simulatorDeveloper: Queen DeveloperPublisher: Ultimate GamesBuild Your Own DojoThe starting point is your school.

You’ll need to arrange training equipment, create suitable areas for your students and generally turn an empty space into a dojo worth joining. There are plenty of decoration and equipment options available too, so your school can gradually take on its own character as it grows.More importantly, the better your dojo becomes, the more students you can attract. Those students aren’t simply there to fill the place, either – you’ll be responsible for training them and deciding what sort of fighters they should become.From there, it’s all about the training. Students can specialise as Kick Masters, Punch Specialists or Balanced Fighters, while new techniques can be learned by completing tasks from the Grand Master.These challenges include mini-games designed around learning new moves.

Fight School Simulator On Xbox Is Ready To Turn You Into A Dojo Master

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Once mastered, those techniques can be passed on to your students, helping the entire school become stronger. So while you’re building the dojo, you’re also building its roster of fighters.Rival Schools Won’t Make It EasyHowever, becoming the best martial arts school in town isn’t going to happen without a fight.Four rival schools stand in your way, with raids forcing you to defend what you’ve built. You can also organise counterattacks, meaning there’s more to managing your school than simply putting up some punching bags and waiting for students to arrive.Strategy and diplomacy also come into play as you attempt to establish your dojo as the strongest in the city.And don’t think that the school is the only thing demanding your attention.

The city is also plagued by Mafia activity and thieves, giving you dozens of side missions in which to put those martial arts skills to use. Taking on these threats helps increase the reputation and strength of your school, giving you another reason to step away from the day-to-day business of running the dojo.Your Training Starts Now!Fight School Simulator is now available on Xbox Series X|S for £9.99 from the Xbox Store, following its earlier releases on PC (Steam) and PlayStation. If you’ve ever fancied building a dojo, training your own students and dealing with anyone foolish enough to challenge your school, this could be your chance to see whether you’ve got what it takes to become the master.Just remember – the grasshoppers are counting on you.TagsXbox Series X Previous articleBuild, Restore And Rewild A Dead Planet In BioEdenNext articleUncanyon Looks Like A Dream, But You’ll Need To Think Your Way Through It Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee.

I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore.
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