Battles take place on a 3-by-6 grid where the player moves freely while the battle gauge fills, then selects Battle Chips to attack. Core strategy comes from positioning, timing, elemental weaknesses, and chip combinations. Progress alternates between the real world and network areas, where players explore, accept requests, fight viruses, and face bosses. As the game advances, the chip library grows and new tactical options open up.

Lan Hikari

The protagonist who works with MegaMan.EXE to investigate incidents and fight threats.

MegaMan.EXE

Lan’s NetNavi, handling combat and network operations in cyberspace.

Yai Ayanokoji

A supporting character tied to school and story events.

Keep your folder consistent so you can draw useful chip codes together and trigger stronger combos. Learn enemy attack patterns and move early rather than trying to tank hits. Carry recovery chips and a few wide-area attacks to handle virus groups efficiently. In boss fights, save your strongest chips for predictable openings and avoid wasting turns on weak draws.

Tips

A focused chip folder is usually stronger than a random mix.

Tips

Movement matters as much as attacking, especially against bosses.

Tips

Recovery chips can save difficult fights when used early enough.

User Reviews

A clever blend of action and card strategy that still feels unique.

User Reviews

The cyber-world theme is memorable and gives the game a strong identity.

User Reviews

It can feel slow at first, but the battle system becomes very rewarding.