Raheel Yawar

Bakugan: Die große Schlacht

A city-smashing action game where you start small and grow by wrecking things.

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The title screen: Trox, Pegatrix and Dragonoid over a ruined city under the Bakugan logo and the German title Die große Schlacht, with Spielen and Highscore buttons
The title screen in game, carrying the same art.
A character select screen headed Wähle einen Bakugan, offering Dragonoid, with Pegatrix and Trox greyed out behind padlocks
Choosing a Bakugan. Pegatrix and Trox are level rewards.
A small red Dragonoid standing in the middle of an empty city street, dwarfed by the buildings, with a health bar and a running clock at the top of the screen
You start small enough to stand in a lane of traffic.
The same Dragonoid grown to fill the street, wings spread over a crater of rubble where a block of buildings used to be, with a charged attack button in the corner
A few minutes later, standing in the hole where a block used to be.

Bakugan © Spin Master.

A 3D action game for Bakugan: Battle Planet, built in a proprietary WebGL-based engine at Flying Sheep Studios for Super RTL's Toggo platform. The title means “the great battle”.

You pick a Bakugan and a level and are dropped into a city. You grow by running into things and destroying them. The bigger you are the bigger the items you can destroy until eventually you get big enough to bring down the headquarter's force field and the HQ itself.

Scattered through the city are BakuCores, pickups that raise or lower your damage and speed or heal you. A clock runs the whole time, and the four levels rate themselves by difficulty and hand back the locked Bakugan — Pegatrix, then Trox — as rewards.

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