Arkanoid - Revenge of DOH

Released by Taito in 1987, Arkanoid: Revenge of Doh is the direct sequel to Arkanoid, the masterpiece that became a global phenomenon. In this installment, the extra-dimensional lifeform "Doh," once thought defeated, returns to exact its revenge. Players take control of the space vessel "Vaus" to confront this new threat. While the core gameplay remains true to its predecessor, the introduction of new power-ups and "regenerating blocks" significantly broadens the strategic possibilities. Its most notable feature is the branching path system, which allows players to choose between a "Left" stage or a "Right" stage upon clearing each level. With 64 total stage variations to navigate, this title offers a highly strategic action experience.

The interdimensional life form Doh, thought to have been defeated in the previous game, Arkanoid, has reappeared to exact its revenge. As the pilot of the starship "Vaus," the player must intercept the attacks of Doh’s army while breaking through blocks. Facing a desperate situation, the player plunges into a fierce rematch with Doh, staking the peace of the galaxy on the outcome.