Opponents¶

The campaign has twelve CPU opponents, one per month, plus the final boss Entity 13 // DEUS SUPREMUS. Each opponent has a favourite card, a favourite yaku, and their own taunts.

Opponents unlock in order when your earned bronze, silver, and gold coins meet the cumulative requirement shown on each locked-sector dossier. See Modes & Settings for how to earn coins and the complete unlock thresholds.

The campaign select screen: twelve portrait tiles in a row labelled M-01 to M-12, the first nine open and the last three reading LOCKED, the ninth selected with a large portrait beside a dossier that names the unit, its priority yaku, its signature target and three clearance buttons, with START MATCH and BACK below.

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Example image: the campaign screen with nine of the twelve opponents unlocked.

The twelve tiles in a row: nine Giger portraits of the monthly units with their slot captions M-01 to M-09, the ninth framed by its selection border, and M-10, M-11 and M-12 as empty cells reading LOCKED.

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The three clearance buttons — Master (3 rounds), Hard (6 rounds), Easy (9 rounds) — set the difficulty and the match length. Win a sufficiently long match against any unlocked opponent to earn that opponent’s coin for the chosen tier: 3 or more rounds on Master, 6 or more on Hard, 9 or more on Easy. Opening the next sector depends on your cumulative bronze, silver and gold totals, not just the newest opponent.

Three lines of the selected opponent's dossier: PRIORITY YAKU: Animals, SIGNATURE TARGET: 09-A Sake Cup (#33), and CLEARANCE PROTOCOL with three buttons reading MASTER (3 RDS), HARD (6 RDS) and EASY (9 RDS), the last one lit.

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Example image: the dossier row — the opponent's priority yaku, signature target, and clearance protocol.

Roster¶

Opponent	Unit classification	Favorite card	Focus
01: JANUARY CRANE	Obsidian Sentinel // Sector 01	01-B Crane (id 0)	Brights
02: FEB. WARBLER	Avian Construct // Sector 02	02-A Warbler (id 4)	Ribbons
03: MARCH CURTAIN	Sensory Overload Unit // Sector 03	03-B Curtain (id 8)	Brights
04: APRIL CUCKOO	Parasitic Vine-Mind // Sector 04	04-A Cuckoo (id 12)	Plains/Kasu
05: MAY BRIDGE	Structural Intelligence // Sector 05	05-A Bridge (id 16)	Animals
06: JUNE SWARM	Hive-Mind Vector // Sector 06	06-A Butterflies (id 20)	Animals
07: JULY BOAR	Heavy-Armor Unit // Sector 07	07-A Boar (id 24)	Ino-Shika-Cho
08: AUGUST MOON	Orbital Observer // Sector 08	08-B Moon (id 28)	Brights
09: SEPT. SAKE	Chemical Processing Unit // Sector 09	09-A Sake Cup (id 32)	Animals
10: OCT. DEER	Sensory-Stealth Unit // Sector 10	10-A Deer (id 36)	Ino-Shika-Cho
11: NOV. RAIN	Atmospheric Anomaly // Sector 11	11-B Rainman (id 40)	Ribbons
12: DEC. PHOENIX	The Apex Biomech // Sector 12	12-B Phoenix (id 44)	Brights
ENTITY 13 // DEUS SUPREMUS (dossier)	Omnipresent Machine God // Sector Null	12-B Phoenix (id 44)	Brights

How opponent strength works¶

Each opponent sets how accurately the CPU plays. This is the chance, on each decision, that the CPU picks its best-scoring card rather than a random one. Accuracy rises with each opponent:

Difficulty	Opponent 1 (January Crane)	Opponent 12 (December Phoenix)
Easy	20%	60%
Hard	50%	80%
Master	78%	100%
DEUS SUPREMUS	100%	100%

The favourite card and favourite yaku also make the CPU prefer those cards and combinations. See Difficulty.