Whether these clouds signify another realm in which the Dokebi exist or are just to keep the fight within a certain boundary has yet to be shared by the developers.Īccompanied by a catchy K-pop theme, the gameplay trailer for DokeV shows the game’s variety of activities around town. These battles are contained within a swirling vortex of clouds with confetti, sparks, and fire spraying everywhere with each attack from you and your partner Dokebi. Before using a vacuum to capture the target Dokebi, you’ll wear it down with all kinds of weapons like seated bouncing balls, giant toy hammers, and squirt guns. In the recent gameplay trailer and subsequent developer interview video, we learned Ghostbusters of all things inspire the capturing process. They run the gamut from a colorful aardvark to a bipedal alarm clock and, my favorite so far, a boxing panda bear. We’ve only seen a small sampling of the Dokebi, but I’ve been delighted by some of the designs so far. Granted, there’s not much information out there about the game, but I think DokeV is worth keeping an eye on in the coming months.įirst and foremost are the Dokebi, creatures from Korean folklore that you capture, fight, and befriend in DokeV. What’s been shown so far has an infectious energy, and each element seems playful and fun. DokeV even has a bit of Monster Hunter DNA in there, which piques my interest even more. At the time, I could only describe what I saw as a fever dream but looking closer at this mystifying game reveals a promising mix of open-world adventuring, Pokemon-like creature collection, and exciting arena battling. DokeV has been kicking around for the better part of two years, but the trailer at Gamescom (which you can watch below) was the first time I laid eyes on it.
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