Castle Super Beast Clips: Dokapon Kingdom - Divorce WILL Happen
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Dokapon full LP!!
One week later:
Woolie, Reggie, Minh are no longer friends.
Woolie VS: FINAL
Elijah Talmud
NOOOOOOOOOOO
Woolie VS won't disband from something like, its gonna be either a david cage game or kingdom hearts(any fucking one of em)
In fact Minh is dead
You can still be friends with those you murder I think.
Dokapon doesn't encourage you to be a sociopath: it *REQUIRES IT.*
"It's not enough for me to succeed, others must fail!"- Dokapon philosophy
Most Asian Quote
Chris Hill
More like most Black/Hispanic.
1, 2, 3, 4 I declare a race war!
Wilson Ribeiro Filho
I call dibs on the Koreans cause they have mandatory military service!
@@RavenCloak13 And they have the rooftop buff
Woolie: "This game puts the Satsui no Hado in you"
*distant "EMIIIILLLLLLEEEE!" is heard*
3 Slices Senpai YES
The "become a demon" class that Woolie is talking about is called the Darkling. A weird demon named Weber shows up and gives you a Black Mark when you've been in last place for a bit, and if you take it to a specific spot on the map you basically turn into Bowser for several turns and just turn the whole game upside down. You give up all your holdings when you do it, and you start with basically nothing when you turn back to normal, so this mechanic doesn't serve to put you ahead, it just tears everyone else down and brings story progress to a screeching halt. You don't even have to be on skid row for very long to become a Darkling either. The group of friends I tried to play through the story mode with quit around halfway through and we had to put of with something like four rounds of that nonsense.
Easy way to counter the Darkling is to get into a normal fight and use "Give up" which puts you in the "Give Up" state on the map which prevents the Darkling from doing anything to you until it's gone. It's the best way to counter the Darkling although you do risk losing some stuff from giving up fights, but it's better than losing to the Darkling.
There is a few ways to avoid the Darkling.
Could also go to literally any non-normal, non-town space because you can't be touched on them
@@C24U_nah nah nah you lose items and can’t make progress while doing that. There’s much better things you can be doing that still provide significant safety like taking a trip to the castle in the clouds. Heck even dauntless mountain provides significant safety since they have to go through the forest which is on the opposite side of the map and requires them to land on one specific space exit the forest which requires another specific space and then get into the mountains and chase you but they literally can’t get into the castle in the clouds since darklings can’t have items. You may have to give up if they start trying to save points to drag you to them but you can just then start giving up once they get close. They need to be very dedicated to screwing over you specifically to go through all the effort needed to get you when they can just pick a better target. They’ll probably go for easier targets like towns or save for much more impactful stealing a castle
@@ultimaterecoil1136 well the absolute best way is to just go buy 3 vanishes from the store as soon as the bat pops on their head and that will keep you safe for the entire time, can’t do anything really about them using points to screw you over indirectly like castle taking which is usually the best way to spend Darkling points since nothing but the Darkling can take them.
So what we need is Dokapon Kingdom for the Switch, got it.
No one is ready to witness a switch getting thrown like a frisbee. No one
@@ruikirisame1744 You're acting like this isn't the only party game people haven't already thrown their Switches to.
@@goodninji8 in my defense, when people say "let's play mario party" they can somewhat prepare themselves for what is to come.
Nothing came prepare you for dokapon kingdom
We need Dokapon on all consoles.
And just like that, there's a sequel on the Switch
"But a thief can run past your square and take your shit."
"Nyes."
I hear that surge of nefarious intent. This play through needs to happen.
>Just get toxic for yourself
Pat has discovered why women wear make up in the weirdest way
Saw Dokapon Kingdom and couldn't click fast enough... LP! LP! LP! LP! LP!
Seen one channel do a full playthrough... took 2 or 3 years of weekly-ish uploads. This game was made to end the best of friendships.
Theres like 3 tiers of classes too, including cross-classes requiring special items and set-ups.
And then the final boss was completely made a joke by a secondary effect of a spear that just explodes things sometimes.
If Woolie and Pat play Dokapon they will break up harder than the break with Matt and Liam
TRG I assume?
@@ThatGuy-bp1ll
Don't rightly recall. 2 guys and a girl, played through like the first two quests, then stopped playing for, I want to say a year, before finishing it. I watched it like 7+? years ago after hearing how brutal the game was and wanting to check it out, and they were the only ones attempting a full lp.
Samael 11 ah not TRG then. 3 guys that finished the full story after 4 years of recording
Pat "Just like Greed Island"
Woolie "Totally like Greed Island"
Me "WAIT WTF!!!!??"
Pat "Greed Island is from HxH"
Woolie "oh I thought.."
Me"oh thanks god..."
In The Zone hmmm? 🤔
Cut to Pat removing his mask. It was Eyepatch Wolf all along.
I know right? I lost my shit for a second thinking Woolie got through 4 HxH arcs and didn’t say shit about it lol
What other Greed Island is there?
@@LightningZerker The entire podcast was just a ruse to trick Woolie into watching another episode.
>The CANADIANATOR has entered Castle superbeast lore
Don't forget Steve with Poo hair.
The actual Hamilton duel was even more scrublord quotes than they said. Burr was all sorts of levels of salt and scrub
It's actually so interesting how much old stuff is just current stuff in a different medium. There's a nice collection of old Roman wall graffiti lined up next to just modern day equivalent social media posts. Or how every single old person in history is bitching about how the youth is all fucked and the world has gone to shit? Nothing is original, it's all just same shit in a different package.
Jay
Dude I had that thought in highschool where we were given a question of “Has everything humanity could ever need already have been invented in the 16th century?” and I said yes cause our current shit is just better versions of old shit or actually worse in some cases.
"Cassius and Gaius were two men there
And brothers they were"
Pompeii shitposts, a long time ago
@@RavenCloak13 where in the old world did they have pig/monkey Chimeras?
One of my city's high schools archived their yearbooks from around 1911. It is FILLED with the kind of shitposting you'd expect from teenagers. "The more things change, the more they stay the same", indeed.
they found ancient greek graffiti in old spartan barracks a few years back. "hypermasculine soldier boys all sleeping in the same room decided to scribble on the walls", you already know exactly what they were scribbling, don't you?
because yeah, it's shit like "
Don't play DP's story mode with the AI. It will actually cheat (in terms of rolls & random items), get items/classes just to slow down the players & know exactly where to go to finish the chapter along with how much to prepare for dungeons.
I remember something like that happening. My brother and I played with 1 AI, we initially were pretty antagonistic against one another but once we saw how OP the AI was being, we ended up teaming up whenever we could to fight him.
@@Kektus1 I just remember how crazy efficient those AIs can get.
My friend and I distinctly remember what we dubbed the Darkling Escape Kit, a selection of spinners and other items the AI would get immediately whenever the darkling appeared. Happened on the first possible turn, every time, without fail.
I was playing with other 2 friends and 1 NPC at max difficult. The NPC got debt and then couldn't do anything haha Its like it doesn't know what to do. So yeah, no one was scared by it.
“This game puts the Satsui no Hado in you.” is the best description I’ve heard used in a while.
I was shitting my pants because when Pat brought up Greed Island, I almost expected the Gon in 60 Seconds title screen to pop up. Like, they just sneak in episode in the podcast to stab Woolie with.
Woolie: Dokapon Kingdom will put the Satsui no Hado in you.
TheRunawayGuys after the 4 year long Let’s Play of the story mode: First Time?
We NEED a Dokapon Kingdom sequel.
It's actually kind of strange we don't have one. The series dates all the way back to the SNES and has numerous clones but we stopped at Dokapon Journey on DS (which isn't as good as Kingdom) as far as I know.
@@GELTONZ the game ARE from Japan so you should realize that not all the releases are translated
If your wish involves “enhanced Re-issue” than it’s been granted, dokapon kingdom connected has been announced recently for global release
@@kitestar Nah, no real difference besides online play. Very underwhelming, wish there was some new content at the least.
You should ABSOLUTELY play this. If you wanna just test the waters thats fine, because a full playthrough is a time commitment. But it's something you must experience. Also it runs great on Dolphin emulator if you can't get an easy copy.
Welcome back. Welcome back to the Kingdom. Connect to us in the Kingdom... of DOKAPON.
Therunawayguys want to know your location....
The only toxic person was john,and that's because he's always toxic when their competing.
Tim and Emile were actually super chill throughout that lp.
@@bearandthebull2372 emile isn't toxic because he's an instigator. he's the guy deliberately turning into darkling every chance he gets because destroying everyone else's towns is more fun to him than winning. just because he doesn't curse very often doesn't mean he's being calm and laid back.
I want to see Woolie, Reggie and Minh play this game just to see who will "embrace the satsui no hado" first and do a raging demon on the other two
(My money is on either Woolie or Minh)
Minh: Oh, you think the Hado is your ally? I was born with it. Moulded by it. I didn't know good sportsmanship until I was an adult and by then it was BLINDING!
Minh, definitely him.
It kills fast and first.
Woolie would always be the last one because he's too busy wondering if he needs to use the move while he repeatedly eats it in the face.
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Well then...
Reggie is the Ryu of the Woolie VS cinematic universe.
Minh is Akuma, training in the mountains, leveling Sora to 99 before leaving Destiny Island.
Woolie is Gouken, and greatly despises Minh for embracing the Saltsui no Hado and murdering the casual tone of the LP.
If you do the story mode, maybe make a house rule about going after all the classes, because there's no way in hell anyone's ever going to see the hero class otherwise.
My friends and I refer to this game as 'Doki Doki; Hate Your Friends'.
Doki Doki don’t let you friends into the kitchen alone because they might comeback with a knife
Guy who shot Alexander: "saying it's JUST a game is such a weak mindset"
Portal 2 co-op has broken more friendships than Wings of Redemption has broken controllers.
ALL HAIL THE AFRO POPE.
Long live the Afro Pope
"The only thing more fun than having fun is making somebody else not have fun."
It's statements like these that make me wish they'd play Sea of Thieves.
I have never loved a title of an ep more in my life.
Pat will always laugh whenever he's told to be the bigger man in a situation.
He would probably purposefully be a darkling in Dokapon Kingdom.
The couple that introduced me to Dokapon is now divorced. Coincidence?
6:48
I’ve come here from nowhere
Across the unforgiving sea
Drifting further and further
It’s all becoming clear to me
Back in highschool I made a tabletop game that caused this exact sort of reaction. The highlight has to be when the game was over and we were all talking about it afterwards, a guy and his best friend stood up and started yelling at each other in front of the rest of the class and 3 teachers, and having that argument get so heated that Guy A straight up started STRANGLING Guy B out of pure uncontrollable rage for a few seconds until he realized what he was doing.
Again, for emphasis, dude goes full on 2 hands around the neck choking on a guy he's been best friends with for YEARS, IN FRONT OF 3 TEACHERS, all because of how heated they got over my game. I've honestly never been more proud of myself, you KNOW a game is good when people get so invested in it they come to blows over it (and make up with each other afterwards with no hard feelings).
And you know what the best part was? Despite that and all the other fuckery from that game, over the next week everyone who played it would come up to me and ask "Hey, do you know when/if we can play that game again?", even the guy who got strangled. The teachers wouldn't let us of course, but the stories from the people who played it got around the school enough that the next year the teachers had been worn down enough that I was allowed to run it again and people who couldn't attend were legitimately sad/angry that they'd have to miss it.
TL:DR, I'm looking forward to this Salt Party.
That sounds SUPER interesting. Did you ever try to get the game made officially?
@@MantraMan2077 Not really. I thought about it, but the main problem preventing it is that you would REQUIRE a minimum of at least 5 players and 1+ moderators, and that a full game takes 2ish hours to play, and even then it's optimally played with at least 2 people per team (because figuring out WHAT to do and having to convince your teammate is a huge part of the fun). That's a lot to ask of people, it just isn't very commercially viable.
Now that I think about it, it'd be easy to adapt the game to something like Tabletop Simulator, which would drastically cut down the set up and clean up time, but meh. Maybe one day I'll make a shitty version to mess with people with, but that's unlikely.
The scumfuckery that went around in those two matches we played was nuts though. I was a moderator (because, you know, I'm the one who made it) and people were literally trying to bribe me between rounds and there was all sorts of collusion and maybekindasortapossibly cheating and unethical interpretations of the rules flying around (that I had left in because I had honestly thought my classmates were too goody two shoes to actually capitalize, which was true until Guy B started using them, at which point they all went "well fuck it, if he's doing it then so will we".
@@Graysett Now I'm curious. If you don't mind, I'm currently studying game design. Would you mind sending me a copy of the rules? I'd like to actually see this game for myself.
@@MantraMan2077 I've had enough good game concepts put to use before I could, what's one more. Fair warning, if anyone makes this and it gets popular enough for me to find out, I'm suing their ass for my share of the pie :^)
4 to 6 teams minimum. (Our first run had 5 teams, the next one had 6 because we had a bigger class). 4 is the absolute minimum, a triangle is too unstable a political structure for this sort of thing. You can go higher than 6, but it'd be a lot of chaos and it'd be a bitch to keep track of unless it was all digital.
2-3 players per team (depending on how many people are in the session, teams don't have to be even as long as every team has at least 2 players). You can bring it down to 1 per team, but that's like 40% as fun.
At least 1 moderator (we had 3 because we were doing it in meatspace, me as the GM, then a teacher and one of my friends under me both assigned to watch over a specific room) to keep watch and make sure all the rules are being followed (extremely important, people WILL try to subvert them) and be available to be called in in the event of a team cheating/being too unfair (again, it WILL happen, I had to make 3 verdicts in the first run because of scumbaggery that was technically allowed but also completely anti fun and another 2 like that in the second, not to mention how both matches had a team straight up actually cheat once, or all the misdemeanors from people who were just too excited/didn't know better), though an AI or something combined with the rules being hardline/auto play in a digital space could probably take care of it.
Each team is given a unique object made out of a bunch of pieces (we used K'Nex because that's what we had available, but you can do it with cards and force them to build specific decklists with the cards stacked in a specific order no problem) and a bunch of pieces. The goal is to trade pieces you have with pieces other teams have and create an exact duplicate of the object you were given. In the event the game ends and no one has completed their object, whoever was closest wins. In the event two teams complete their object in the same round, whoever did it first is the winner.
(Both times we had all the pieces needed to complete any one copy spread out among all the teams at the start, but that led to some abuse so if I were to run it again I'd make sure the moderators had a pool of pieces that they could give out/auction in the event the game reaches a standstill, because that happened both times and I wasn't prepared for anyone to be that ruthless. People should only be trading with the moderators if there's no other choice though, the mods HAVE to remain as impartial as possible. Building rules for the auction would be fun though.)
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Rounds go like this.
1: Planning/Building. Lasts 1-2 minutes (it should be the same length of time each match, but we had to adjust because reasons). Players on a team are allowed to talk to each other, BUT NOT talk or negotiate with the other teams. During this time players are allowed to build their object.
2: Negotiating/Trading. ONE player per team is chosen as a representative (by their team) and sent off to a different room to do negotiations/trades with the other representatives. During this time players in the planning/building room are allowed to talk freely, but they cannot leave their seat (unless bathroom or something of course) or trade pieces with the other players there, and players in the negotiation/trading room are allowed to go back and forth between the two rooms as they please. This round lasts 2-3 minutes, then once that time is up the representatives are sent back to the planning/building room. During this time NO ONE is allowed to build with their parts.
3: Rounds then alternate between Planning and Trading until X number of turns go by (though we had to do it by time running out because it took longer than expected), with the final round ALWAYS being a Planning/Building round.
Representatives aren't actually chosen or fixed, it's just that only one person can leave your group to do trades at a time, and ALL trades MUST be run by and approved as valid by a moderator (which would be easy enough to streamline in a digital game, but was lots of fun in meatspace because people would try to use different moderators to get their trades approved depending on what those trades were). So if you have 3 people on a team, any one of them can leave during the trading phase, and if that person comes back within the time limit and someone else wants to try their hand because they negotiated with someone else in the planning room then that person can swap places, etc.
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OTHER.
Lying/trickery is acceptable, as is witholding/denying all trades (though this usually grinds the game to a halt and forces a moderator to come in and penalty the non-cooperative team. That happened in both sessions).
Thievery is NOT acceptable and MUST be severely punished (yes, this happened 3 times, though one time it wasn't able to be proven as any more than an accusation so having to tell a room of butthurt teens that there wouldn't be a penalty was a fun verdict to give out). Likewise, no violence or threats of violence (neither of which happened, but you know).
Again, you can only BUILD in the building rounds and you can only TRADE in the trading rounds (and those trades happen by changing hands person to person in a different room and not from table to table, though people tried to subvert both of these).
I called it the "Economacy Game". Economy (because I BS'd all the rules together in like 2 hours for a presentation in an economics class) + Diplomacy (because really that's what most of it is). It's a game of mental warfare and political savvy, big fun once all the set up is done and it was intentionally built in a way that anyone with any kind of personality could have a valuable role in it every match (shy kids get to be builders/planners, more outgoing ones get to be negotiators/representatives, and it's flexible enough that they can swap between if the need rises), but it's a PITA to get going (and I was the one who decided who was on what team in both rounds, it was a massive PITA for me to build the teams to ensure there was a good mix of personalities/cliques/strengths and weaknesses for everyone involved to be able to have fun, but I pulled it off. Thank god that won't be my problem if future runs are ever done).
If I've missed anything or there are any further questions feel free to ask.
Nothing like getting your shield broken, being out of money, stealing your friends boss kill, buying top tier shirt, and then swooping that escort quest out from under him for the comeback
The grumps played dokapon as soon as I saw the title I couldn't click fast enough
The Runaway Guys managed to finish a single game after 6 YEARS of uploads.
Dokapon Kingdom is the monster that people accuse Mario Party of being.
I played story mode with some college friends a few years back. We played 5 nights a week for the entire month of October, with Deathwish coffee as our drink of choice. Never in my life have I ever been so angry at a game, or my friends. That game is a frustratingly addictive nightmare, nothing else in this world compares. I'm glad I won because that means I never have to play that game again... Pretty sure it took a few years off my life. 10/10 would recommend.
Hamilton proposed the duel he shot over the guy's head as he was doing a button check, but what he didn't realize is that they were playing GG XRD and he got IK'd
Ive never played this one, nor seen gameplay of it (despite having an ISO around somewhere) but even I know it is considered an even more brutal Mario Party
Me and 3 of my friends have probably spent a good 150 hours in this game.
It is beyond amazing.
The game only ever gets more fun as you play it.
I do recommend people emulate it on Dolphin if they plan on playing it, the speed up is so helpful.
My roommates and I started so many rounds of Dokapon, and never finished even one. 5 hours in and it's like "I gotta go to class," and "mutha fucka I gotta sleep I have class in 3 hours it's 5 am."
Forced my friends to play Fortune Street. My sole enjoyment came from how much they hated it.
Oh man, I love playing Fortune Street and dumping all of my money into one shop for most of the game.
I'm glad you brought this up to Pat. I've seen other people LP the game and its so much fun. I'm sure he'll take to it like a fish to water given how used to being an asshole he is.
Pat would HATE playing overcooked with me, like my friends do, because all I do is pick the raccoon and horde all the ingredients and equipment I can in the corner
i remember the old days of kdin, his wife, and corn playing story mode of this game. Good times
Sounds like Munchkin as a board/video game
I played this game with my best friend growing up and I really hope they do an lp
LP has to happen!! 💕
Reggie and Minh are too laidback for a game like this. We need to see this with saltier test subjects.
You clearly did not see this live. They BECAME salt.
Minh " I don't care if I win, I just want Woolie to lose" is somehow not salty enough?
We need plaugeofgripes with pat then
@@SnipahBarret50Cal plague, pat and paige playing this will result in someone being mailed a family member's head in a box.
I feel like the video title doesn't need any further elaboration.
So someone already mentioned that that Weber dude is the one that'll give you the item that turns you into a Darkling, but sometimes he'll show up and give you items purely meant to fuck you over. Like a beetle that'll eat one item from your inventory at the start of your turn for a few turns, or a timed contract that you have to pass off to another player, because it'll instantly kill whoever is holding it when time runs out. I don't even think it tells you how long you have, either.
This sounds like monopoly the moba
enjoying the new episode of GON in 60 seconds.
If they play Dokopon again I want a 4 player battle royale with Pat, Minh, Woolz, and the Regmeister.
Boy, cannot wait for Woolie and the lads to play Dokapon Kingdom Connect on Switch when it drops haha!
Never heard of scrub quotes before. Both of these gentlemen's twitters were in the "You Might Like" section when I looked it up.
14:40 pat has tapped in to the joys of giving pissed off people intentionally minimal answers.
Ironically “gir gud” is the least helpful thing in all of reality
For a second I thought woolie had gotten past the best arc in Hunter Hunter and somehow stayed quiet about it.
Finally, this game gets slept on.
I embraced the darkness twice in my friends play through
NO FUCKING WAY! I was just thinking about how much I love Dokapon last week while watching Salt Party and hoping they'd pick it up. Really hoping some sort of new sequel or rerelease, as it is my favorite party game of all time, but I know it would be a far away dream.
The first Dokapon game they played was a blast. Unfortunately the 2nd one they tried was a slog, which may not end up on youtube.
So what I'm getting from this is that they achieved a new level of Salt Party
This showed up in my recommended, so that means we are getting Super Hyper Turbo Dokapon soon(tm)... right?
So does Woolie's tendency to steal pies apply to Bitchpies as well?
I may have made some scrub quotes in my day, and made people scrub quote at me.
If you are interested in games like this, try Culdcept Revolt and Puzzle de Harvest Moon for 3DS as well as Princess Maker GoGo Princess for PC(Switch one is local multiplayer only). Each of these games all have interesting gimmicks worth looking at.
What sucks is I've always wanted to proper play this game all the way through, but I've never been able to. The AI is such heinous bullshit I can't stand to play it solo, playing two characters by yourself kinda' defeats the purpose, and none of my friends will ever play it again.
Even if the game itself weren't hatred incarnate, it's *so fucking long*. There's so many really way more involved systems like the subquests, job system, etc. that it's practically designed to be a single-player game, because there's no way you can get multiple people to sit down and play it for long enough to complete the entire thing.
i used to play in my ps2 using the Japanese version, its an awesome game!! I'm glad they know it and YES THERE'S A LOT OF DIVORCES
I see Woolie saw that episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm...
DOKAPON FULL LP
If you want to watch a good playthrough of Dokapon; you should watch The Runawayguys playthrough.
games a decade old jesus
Me and some friends ruined this games economy one time with the casino, i want to say each of us had about 10 mil by around midgame.
A game where I get to become Griffith lol
I probably would have liked Dokapon games more if I hadn't already played Hundred World Story.
How does this compare to fortune street?
Game grumps played this
willful incompetence, best exemplified by 98% of the league of legends playerbase
Oh god, it’ll be the greatest thing, but you’ll all fucking die. I’d watch it all, like I did with the infamous Dokkapon LP
Do they know about 100% Orange Juice?
Never heard of this
It'll be coming to Salt Party shortly. If you want to see a full LP, The Runaway Guys have one that shows just how much of a mistake setting out to complete the story mode is.
Pretty offended it's not monstars.
I've heard of Dokapon for YEARS, and every time people bring that shit up that motherfucker is always about how it will ruin your relationships. That game is evil. Monopoly on roids.
The game grumps played this game and let me tell you if they weren't best friends I'm pretty sure Arin would be dead and Danny in jail
I hate to admit it but I'm get toxic with myself with Wizards of Legend. I really hate that game but I also want to like it. Final Boss was at a sliver of health and I died screwing up. Deleted the game, re-installed it the next day only to not even reach the final boss again.
One of the 'handheld' games was garbage. 'Dokapon: Monster Hunter' on the GBA.
It was a gutter-tier Catch-em-all game that bafflingly used some kind of R-P-S system that just...didn't work half the time?
Thankfully I only spent about three dollars to actually get it.
And that was less than a week after it came out.
At an EB Games.
Ya' know, the place that charged $37 for a beat-to-shit/piss-stained copy of Pac Man 2: The New Adventures for SNES.
So that kind of signifies just how bad D:MH was, yeah?
The other one is a DS game that I avoided like the plague after my experience with D:MH, so I have no clue if it's any good or anything like 'Kingdom'.
...yeah...
[[This was a 3:15am Sleep deprives rant/wall of BS. Thank you for your time, and I hope you have a wonderful day.]]
Sounds cool
Funny story I bought this game when I first saw it on game grumps. Keep in mind it was literally $20 when I picked it up. I thought it was trash and took it back. 5 years later it went up to $80-$500 when you look ot up on ebay and AMAZON.
Still more of an RPG than Indivisible.
I remember Dokapon being kinda shit. I played it once... 10 years ago?! Oof. I played it with friends for like 4 or 5 hours and we weren't even close to being done. We didn't get mad at each other, just really bored. That's way too long of a multiplayer match for what is essentially just a lot of rock, paper, scissors. Bad game.