Ganbare! Super Strikers is an innovative mix between Tactical RPG and Soccer. Win matches to level up and earn new equipment that will allow you to learn Special Abilities, boost your players’ stats or protect yourself against Altered Statuses, such as Sleep, Silence or Poison. The game features a Story Mode where you assume the role of a small town soccer team in Japan on their way to victory. Perform well enough and you will be selected to join the Japan National Team where you will need to play alongside old rivals in order to conquer the world. There are loads of different characters each with their own strengths and Special Abilities.
Platforms
Linux Mac Switch PC PS4 PS5 Vita XONEGenres
Arcade Role-playing (RPG) Sport StrategyThemes
Action
Languages: English and 6 more
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Critic Reviews
RPGamer
By Ryan McCarthyCombining tactical RPGs and soccer is a good idea that could be further developed and improved upon, but Ganbare! Super Strikers really misses the mark in execution.
Pure Nintendo
By Jemma CassonGanbare! Super Strikers is a fun tactical RPG that happens to feature soccer players. The turn-based approach works well overall, though the formula can wear a little thin after playing several matches in a row.
NintendoWorldReport
By Willem HilhorstBut honestly, there is only a surface level of strategic options here that will keep players engaged for a long time. If you are picking this title up, be sure to play it with a friend to have some fun with it in the local multiplayer modes. But if you are looking for either a good soccer or a good RTS game, you unfortunately will not find it here.
Digitally Downloaded
By Matt SainsburyGanbare! Super Strikers is simply let down by the limitations of being a micro-indie game. It has a host of good ideas, and the action on the pitch is fine.
Nintendo Life
By Oliver ReynoldsAs a strategy game, Gambare! Super Strikers works well enough, but the novelty quickly wears a bit thin.
