School girls’ wrestling simulation game ’Doki Doki☆Death Match 2: Reincarnated Matchmaker’

説明

The school girls’ wrestling simulation game - the second series！
You become the coach of the girls’ wrestling club and guide your students！

（1） Make up attractive matches！
In the matches， decide who will participate and create attractive matchmaking to liven up the venue.
Regular matches will increase attendance and revenue according to popularity.
There are three match formats: single match， tag team match， and death match.
Three times during the year， there are also overseas tournaments， giving you a chance to win the belts.

（2） You can choose a referee！
There are two referees at Kuroyuri Academy.
The fair and strict ’Kotetsu Yamamoto’ and the vicious referee ’Shiro Abe’.
The outcome of the match will change depending on which one you choose.

（3） Enhanced battle system！
You can now choose your moves.
You will be able to use weaker moves in the beginning of the match and stronger moves in the latter half.
Your choice of technique will change the outcome of the match！

（4） Two platoon moves have been added！
In addition to single and deathmatch moves， two players can attack a single player and take turns with their partner，
In addition to single and deathmatch moves， you can now use the ’Two-Platoon Move，’ which allows you and your partner to attack one person and switch partners.
Use them at the right time in tag team matches to take advantage of the match.

（5） You can buy items！
You have the option of shopping at the school’s purchasing department.
Items that can be given to players during training to increase their abilities， items that increase their likability， rings with a larger capacity， and airline tickets for overseas expeditions can also be purchased.

（6） Important earnings of Kuroyuri Academy！ The ’SM Club’ and ’Class Meetings.’
Spectators happily watch and pay donations as the girls are hurt and scream in misery.
For this reason， Kuroyuri Academy has an attached SM club， ’Honey Bee，’ where students put on weekly SM shows.
In addition， the students’ voluntary ’discipline’ is distributed