Kamen Rider Chronicle Game Guide

Basically, the Ride Players would actually be the first skin/armor that all players will receive when they first create their accounts. Out of all the Rider armors offered in this game, the Ride Player armors are the weakest, as they are only meant to be used for tutorial purposes. Once the tutorial is finished, players can acquire a Gamer Driver and a Rider Gashat of their choice, all of which represent Genm Corp. games:

• Mighty Action X: Well-balanced and versatile, the "jack of all stats".
• Taddle Quest: Heavy and durable; the "tank" character.
• Bang Bang Shooting: Has good fire-power and accuracy yet has low health; the "archer" character.
• Bakusou Bike: Out of all Gashats, it is the fastest yet most fragile; the "thief" character.
• Gekitotsu Robots: Much more durable and stronger than Taddle Quest; the "meat shield" character.
• DoReMiFa Beat: Is the "status effect" class due to having a wide variety of buffs and debuffs in the form of it's music-based techniques.
• Jet Combat: The "nuker" class due to it's powerful missiles and gatling guns.
• Giri Giri Chambara: The "scrapper" class due to it's versatile Gashacon Sparrow.
• Shakarikki Sports: The "backstabber" class because of it having the second-fastest speed in Kamen Rider Chronicle while having slightly-better health than Bakusou Bike.
• Drago Knight Hunter Z: The "lightning bruiser" of the classes as it has above-average offense, defense and agility in addition to fulfilling both melee and ranged combat.
• Proto Mighty Action X: Exclusive to beta players. It is virtually identical to Mighty Action X, the only difference being found in color scheme, eye design and weapon of choice, which is the Gashacon Bugvisor.

When you progress through the game and level up, you can acquire support versions of the initial ten Gashats that can summon support robots that can either aid the player in combat or merge with them as armor, granting the players additional weaponry beyond their initial weapons. Stronger Gashats can also be obtained, granting the players even greater power than the initial ten Rider classes can grant:

• Dangerous Zombie: The "power degenerator/stone wall" as it's undead-based abilities allow for the players to instantly resurrect if they are to receive an "insta-kill" attack or a "critical attack", in addition to being able to corrupt the powers and skills of enemies and hostile players.
o There's a rumor that if you die enough times as Zombie Gamer, you can reach Level X, which not only grants the player who achieves it complete invulnerability but also the ability to summon clones that can severely damage bosses and "insta-kill" mooks and hostile players. However, this is just a rumor... or not...
• Mighty Brothers XX: It is basically a stronger version of Mighty Action X, complete with the Gashacon Keyslasher that can fulfill both melee and range combat abilities to a greater degree than Drago Knight Hunter Z. However, as the player needs to control two separate avatars at the same time, it's usually a class that only skilled players can use.
• Taddle Fantasy: The "combat mage" character of the game. It has access to all sorts of unique magic skills and abilities as well as being able to summon an army of mooks, allowing even a single player to clear dungeons on their lonesome. However, to acquire it, you must defeat the powerful Demon King in a tough and grueling battle alone with no assistance.
• Bang Bang Simulations: The "heavy firepower" character. While it might not be as versatile as Fantasy Gamer, it makes up for it by having weapons that deal much more damage than even Jet Combat while having much more defense and speed than the latter. It can be acquired if you defeat an evolved Revol in a battleship dungeon.
• Perfect Puzzle: It is an avatar that can only be obtained if the player decides to pay for the Gashat Gear Dual. It is as powerful, durable and agile as Fantasy Gamer and Simulation Gamer in addition to being able to use more than one Energy Item.
• Knock Out Fighter: Like Perfect Puzzle, it can be obtained if the Gashat Gear Dual is purchased by the player. Serves as the "bare-fisted monk" character as it can deal high-amounts of damage with it's Materialize Smasher gauntlets as well as being able to shoot scorching streams of fire with a single punch.
• Maximum Mighty X: If players purchase an expansion pack, then they are able to use Maximum Gamer, which is even more powerful than Knock Out Fighter by boasting high damage rates, high defense points and surprising amounts of agility. The Riders can even retain this level of power should they choose to eject from the Gamer, which can then function as a nigh-unstoppable attack drone.
• Perfect Knock Out: Included in the expansion pack along with Maximum Mighty X. If the players who have the Gashat Gear Dual can acquire a Gamer Driver and have a high enough level, they can access this avatar, which while not being as powerful as Maximum Mighty X, is much more versatile by boasting both melee prowess from Knock Out Fighter and multiple Energy Item usage from Perfect Puzzle in addition to being armed with the powerful Gashacon Parabragun, which can use Energy Items and can execute powerful "combos".
• Toki Meki Crisis: The third of the expansion pack additions. It stands out among the other avatars as it has both a male and female skin variant. Despite looking like an anime character, it should not be underestimated as it can use the Bugvisor Zwei, which is just as powerful as the Gashacon Keyslasher and Gashacon Prabragun. The avatars also have a "charisma" stat, which allows for players to summon loyal Bugster maids and/or butlers, enabling invulnerability from most attacks.
• Taddle Legacy: The last of the expansion pack additions. If players are able to encounter and defeat the elusive True Brave, they will be awarded with the Legacy Gamer, which boasts abilities that may exceed even the Fantasy Gamer in terms of pure power.
• Kamen Rider Chronicle: If the player has reached the highest level possible in addition to having beaten every boss in the game, they will be gifted with the powers of Cronus, allowing them to fight the Gemdeus and finish the game. If done, players can keep Cronus as a "bragging rights reward".
• Hyper Muteki: It's speculated that it might be a part of another expansion pack, which features an evil Cronus and the revived Gemdeus as the antagonists. Can apparently unlock some secret power within the Maximum Mighty X avatar.
• Hurricane Ninja: Another part of the rumored second expansion pack. Is apparently a new Rider class, although abilities are yet unknown.
• Mighty Creator VRX: The last of the rumored second expansion pack.
Gameplay is an action-MMORPG, where players can roam around and fight Bugsters within the game's futuristic setting. Players can also challenge each other to duels over Gashats in addition to seeing who can beat the boss characters the fastest. Missions are also another feature of the game and can grant players additional experience points and Energy Items if completed.

In terms of combat, players fight the Bugsters with either their hands and feet or the Gashacon Weapons granted by the Rider Gashats that they use to transform. Each Gashacon Weapon has an alternate mode that can allow players to devise multiple strategies on the go. The weapons also have their own set of unique skills that can be accessed depending on how much players press the skill button. If the boss character's health is around 10%, players can press the skill button to access the fatal Critical Strikes and Critical Finishes, while the more stronger Gashats have their own unique finishers. Players can also use Energy Items to affect the outcome of the boss fights.

The Energy Items are as follows:

• Speed-Up: Grants a speed boost
• Muscular: Increases attack strength
• Iron-Body: Temporarily grants invulnerability
• Instigate: Provokes mooks and bosses into attacking
• High-Jump: Grants an increase in jumping height
• Shrink: Allows characters to access hard to reach areas
• Stretch: Increases attack range
• Invisible: Allows characters to temporarily vanish, enabling sneak attack strategies
• Confusion: Dazes players, enemies and boss characters alike
• Recover: Allows Riders to recover some of their health
• Reversal: Allows Riders to "reverse the tide of battle", recovering health while leaving bosses open for finishers
• Giant: Allows Riders to become giant, vastly increasing their attack power and defense points at the cost of their speed
• Clone: Allows Riders to generate clones that mimick the user's actions
• Reflect: Allows Riders to defend themselves by reflecting enemy attacks back at them
• Emission: Allows Riders to blind enemies, enabling a quick escape or an open window for an attack
• Liquefaction: Allows Riders to liquefy, letting them dodge otherwise fatal attacks
• Dark: Traps enemies within a field of darkness, allowing players to perform sneak attacks
• Sleep: Lets Riders gradually recover their health
• Fortune: Grants higher chances of landing critical attacks
• Flatten: Enables access to tight areas
• Balloon-Body: Allows Riders to float to areas of large height
• Gag: Can distract enemies and bosses by making them laugh at otherwise horrible jokes
• Mirror: Allows Riders to access a "mirror realm" where they can find and challenge the elusive True Brave

There are multiple bosses that the players have to fight, each one being tougher than the last. While there are minibosses from other boss characters from the Genm Corp games, these characters are noteworthy in that they can drop Gashatrophies if beaten:

• Count Salty (Mighty Action X)
• Magician Alhambra (Taddle Quest)
• Commander Revol (Bang Bang Shooting)
• Biker Motos (Bakusou Bike)
• Robot Brawler Gatton (Gekitotsu Robots)
• Idol Poppy Pipopapo (DoReMiFa Beat)
• Ace Fighter Vernier (Jet Combat)
• Swordsman Kaiden (Giri Giri Chambara)
• Biker Charlie (Shakarikki Sports)
• Dragon Graphite (Drago Knight Hunter Z)
• Charmer Lovelyka (Toki Meki Crisis)
• Revenant Necros (Dangerous Zombie)
• Brothers Futago (Mighty Brothers XX)
• Boxer Muscule (Knock Out Fighter)
• Puzzler Hatena (Perfect Puzzle)
• Hatena-Muscule (Perfect Knock Out)
• Evolution Genomes (Maximum Mighty X)
• Demon King Satan (Taddle Fantasy)
• Paladin True Brave (Taddle Legacy)
• Captain Abyss (Bang Bang Simulations)
• Gemdeus (Kamen Rider Chronicle)

For Legend Rider Gashats, they can be obtained during special events where you would have to fight against a specific enemy from the previous Rider series in question:

• Let's Go Ichi Gou: Great Leader of Shocker
• Adventure Guy Kuuga: N-Daguva-Zeba or Go-Gadoru-Ba
• Agito of the Sun: El of the Water
• Mirror Labyrinth Ryuki: Kamen Rider Ouja or Kamen Rider Odin
• Moshi Moshi Faiz: Horse Orphnoch or Arch Orphnoch
• King of Poker Blade: Joker Undead or Jashin 14
• Taiko Master Hibiki: Douji and Hime or Kamen Rider Kabuki
• Insect Wars Kabuto: Cassis Worm Gladius or Kamen Rider Caucasus
• Time Express Den-O: Kamen Rider Gaoh, Kamen Rider Yuuki, Kamen Rider Nega Den-O or Death Imagin
• DokiDoki Makai Castle Kiva: King/Bat Fangire, Kamen Rider Dark Kiva or Kamen Rider Arc
• Barcode Warrior Decade: Kamen Rider Decade Violent Emotion
• Detective Double: Weather Dopant, Terror Dopant, Utopia Dopant or Kamen Rider Eternal
• Jungle OOO: Kyoryu Greed or Gara
• Space Galaxy Fourze: Sagittarius Zodiarts
• Magic the Wizard: Phoenix, Gremlin, White Wizard/Carbuncle or Kamen Rider Sorceror/Drake Phantom
• Toukenden Gaim: Lord Baron or Kamen Rider Mars
• Full Throttle Drive: Heart, Kamen Rider Gold Drive or Paradox Roidmude
• Kaigan Ghost: Perfect Ganmaizer or Kamen Rider Dark Ghost/Extremer

The Proto Rider Gashats are items exclusive to beta players, or in simpler terms, symbols that these players have been around since the beta testing phase. Proto Mighty Action X Origin is, on the other hand, exclusive to players who were chosen for the alpha testing phase. These Gashats are also available as rare items.

The Level 4 Gashats (Ju Ju Burger, Night of Safari and Bang Bang Tank) are just bonus items obtained if you finish bonus quests or are available during promotions. Because of their nature, they're only available in the form of support robots and don't have any unique Rider forms assigned to them.

• Ju Ju Burger: Obtained by either feeding Burgermon and make him happy or by way of a McDonald's promotion.
• Night of Safari: Obtained by either hunting down the Beast Rider Squad or by way of a Kemono Friends promotion.
• Bang Bang Tank: Obtained by either taking on Revol, Vernier and Abyss at the same time or by way of a Girls und Panzer or World of Tanks promotion.
As for Legend Game Gashats, they can be obtained during a Bandai-Namco anniversary event or at random as extremely rare items. As such, these Gashats only have support robot variants and not Rider variants.

Lastly, the Gashatrophies are symbols indicating how much progress you've made in Kamen Rider Chronicle.

If you collect all of them, you'll be approached by your navigator who warns you that Gemdeus has descended and is now wreaking havoc. Said navigator then hands you the Kamen Rider Chronicle Gashat and the Buggle Driver Zwei, allowing you to transform into Kamen Rider Cronus and giving you the chance to fight Gemdeus.

If you lose, then you'll lose all of your earned Rider gear and Gashatrophies and be forced to restart the game from scratch. If you win, not only will the people in the world of Chronicle see you as the greatest hero in history, you'll even be allowed to keep the Kamen Rider Chronicle Gashat and the Buggle Driver Zwei, allowing you to become Kamen Rider Cronus anytime you want as a "bragging rights reward", a sign that you have actually cleared Kamen Rider Chronicle.