The arm unlockables are apparently one note, but it will take you a long time to get them. all in offer.
The main unlockables are the weapons themselves; Each character comes with three unique loadouts, but you can upgrade and unlock other characters’ ones along the way, resulting in thousands of possible combinations. You’ll be playing for some time if you want to get them all.
While Arms doesn’t seem to have the same amount of things to discover as a traditional fighting game, there are a couple of other elements that require skill and a bit of knowledge to access.
First look at the arms! Nintendo Switch Technology Preview!
How to unlock more weapons
Much like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s unlockable system with its coins and random kart parts, most completed activities earn you cash, which you can then use to unlock new weapon sets.
How to unlock more weapons
Each character starts with their own three signature arms, but can also use any of those used by other characters, as long as you unlock them first.
Once you’ve earned at least 30 coins, head to the “Get Weapons” portion of the main menu, where you can play an objective minigame. The more you spend (there are 30, 100 or 200 options available), the length of the game and your chances of getting more weapons will increase. If you have more money to spend, go for it: it greatly increases the number of weapons you can get at once, and the time extension clocks increase in the more expensive modes.
Like Mario Kart 8’s kart parts, the arms you unlock seem to be mostly random, although the first arms we received were for the character you play.
If you get the same arm twice, it will be upgraded and its attack power will increase, like this:
How the arms differ from each other
Arms vary by weight and attribute. The increased weight means you can pass through (or at least block) your opponent’s blows and hit harder, but it means the attacks become slower.
Meanwhile, the attribute is best described as an additional elemental effect. Block to add it to your arms, then hit your opponent to activate the effect:
- Fire knocks down opponents
- Electric shocks and temporary incapacitation of arms.
- The ice slows them down
- The explosion knocks them back with explosive damage.
- Stunning prevents a competitor from moving
- Blind locks the opponent’s screen.
- The wind takes them and knocks them down
You can learn more about each individual Arm in the video above on our sister site Nintendo Life.
How to get cash prizes at Arms
Most, if not all, activities give you more cash to spend at the weapon shop, but some modes are worth more than others. Here’s an idea of where the rewards come from so you know where to invest your time and effort:
Grand Prize (the higher the difficulty, the more money you will win)
- Victory in the fight: 4 points for levels 2-4, 6 for level 7
- Victory in the minigame: 2 points at level 2-4
- Completion: 8 points at level 2-4
Versus
- Completion of fight and team fight – 2 points
- 1 against 100: 3 points, 4 for reaching the final enemy
- Other modes, such as Training – 1 point
Online
- Victory – 3 points
- Lose – 1 point
It’s worth noting that the above is for the default configuration; Changing a Versus opponent’s health to 1KO won’t give you any points, for example, so other difficulties and variables may vary the rewards. Additionally, getting a perfect win will earn you one extra point per round, while playing a streak of online matches will also earn you extra points (such as one point for three matches in a row).
As such, playing on harder Grand Prix difficulties or getting a streak of online matches seems like the quickest way to earn prize money.
Remember that you need to earn at least 30 coins before you can try to unlock additional weapons, but we recommend saving until you have 200.
Other unlockables in Arms
Unlocking Arms seems to be the main motivator when it comes to unlocking things in the game, although there are other things to see and do.
Ranked Mode: This form of online play is inaccessible to you from the start, requiring you to beat Grand Prix mode on difficulty level four or higher (the highest is seven), a task more difficult than it seems at first glance, so practice at lower levels. difficulties and make use of training modes to fully understand the nuances of combat.
Once you have it, victories and defeats will cause you to rank up and down respectively as you take on others in one-on-one battles.
Change Character Colors: You can change your character’s appearance to one of three other colors. Our Arms character colors page explains how to do this, as well as a preview of each color variation in the game.
Those are the other two unlockables we know of so far as of this writing on launch day. More may be available, and we’ll wait until the community puts Arms to the test to see what’s there.
While players have already beaten Grand Prix on the hardest difficulty, could there be something to do for every character? How about winning 1 against 100 in all stages? How about the positions in high ranking mode? We’ll update this page when we hear more, but at the time of release, it appears that additional features are few and far between.
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