Kamen Rider Ryuki

Kamen Rider Ryuki (仮面ライダー龍騎), sometimes called Masked Rider Ryuki, for the original Sony PlayStation 1. Developed by Digifloyd and published directly by Bandai, it made its retail debut on store shelves in Japan on November 28, 2002.

Bandai brings the high-contrast mirror world warfare and heavy card-slotted combat vectors of the iconic 2002 tokusatsu television broadcast crashing onto 32-bit hardware with Kamen Rider Ryuki. Moving past standard generic fighting games, the real-time gameplay loops meticulously simulate the mechanics of the show's Advent Cards, letting players command all 13 legendary armored Riders alongside their ferocious Contract Monsters. Engage in intense 3D arena battles, managing your energy gauges in real-time to slide cards straight into your visor armaments to manifest specialized swords, guard shields, or coordinate catastrophic Final Vent finishing moves with your beast partners.

Packed with fully dynamic character portraits, uncompressed battle grunts recorded by the real television audio cast, and a driving synth-rock soundtrack, this late-generation milestone delivers a wonderfully nostalgic, action-packed celebration for tokusatsu archivists.