ARMS (game): Difference between revisions

There are several gameplay modes in ''ARMS''. All modes are listed here.

[[File:ARMSMainMenu.png|300px|thumb|right|A screenshot of the game's main menu, showing all playable modes.]]

In this single-player or co-op mode, players compete against ten consecutive AI opponents with random options. The final match is fought against an [[Unknown Boss Character|unknown boss character]] with at least two phases. Grand Prix has seven difficulty levels. After beating level four, Ranked is unlocked, and the title theme changes to an alternate version sung by [[Ribbon Girl]].

A local multiplayer mode for up to four players which allows players to choose between five types of multiplayer matches, one single player challenge, and two training modes. In each multiplayer mode, players receive points for winning a round. A match can result in a draw if multiple players tie for points.

Versus includes the following game modes.

A match between two to four players or COMs. The last player standing is the winner of each round, and receives one point. If two fighters KO each other at the same time, a round ends with a double KO, giving both players points. A match can result in a draw if multiple players tie for points

A two on two match in which teammates are tethered to one another, causing both members to be affected by throws and explosions. Team Fight also includes friendly fire, so players are required to throw punches carefully to avoid hitting teammates. The same rules for points in Fight apply to Team Fight.

Players compete in a volleyball match using a large, explosive ball. Players are allowed to hit the ball over the net. If the ball hits the ground in a player's court, it will explode, and the other player will receive one point. If time runs out during a match, the ball will pop, and the bomb inside will drop onto whichever court it was over when the match ended.

Players compete in a short game of Basketball, in which the goal is to grab the opposing player and throw them into the net. Each dunk within the three-point line will give a player two points, and a throw from outside it will give them three points.

A multiplayer target breaking mode, similar to the [[Get ARMS|ARMS Getter]]. Players receive points by breaking targets, earning more depending on how many targets are broken at once. Players can still attack or grab their opponents, which gives them points as well as temporarily stunning their opponents.

A single player mode in which the player must defeat 100 enemies one after another.

A training mode in which a player can test out a randomized combination of ARMS against a stationary COM fighter.

A second training mode containing various drills to teach players fighting techniques.

<nowiki>*</nowiki>-<small>Items can appear randomly in this mode.</small>

Players can set rules and options for any match including each of the following:

:*Play style

:*COM players

:*COM skill

The main online mode in ''ARMS''. Players are placed in a lobby with up to 20 players on 10 systems where they are randomly matched with other party members in a random multiplayer Versus mode. While waiting for a match to begin, players can change their character, and warm up against multiple enemies holding targets. By participating, players can earn tokens <!-- we don't know the official name yet --> which can be spent on the [[ARM Getter]] stage.

This mode matches up players of the same rank for intense 1 on 1 battles. It is unlocked after beating a Grand Prix at difficulty level 4. Winning a match will result in a players rank increasing, and a loss will cause it to sink. While in queue for a Ranked Match, players can spend time in any other mode, and will be taken straight into the match once it is found.