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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Getting Versus Mode
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is getting a free new mode tomorrow, allowing players on the same system to compete.
Versus mode pits two players against each other in turn-based combat. Each player is limited to three characters and three actions per turn, with the eight available characters all upgraded and having a total of 16 unlockable variations. The mode offers plenty of options, from time-limited turns to enabling a Showtime mode for the end of the game, which upgrades regular items to super items and opens new ways to navigate the map.
The games are designed to be quick experiences, so it’ll be a great game to play with a number of family members over the upcoming holidays. Who are you most excited to play against in this new mode? Let me know in the comments below.
[Source: UbiBlog]
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