Last month, Bandai Namco revealed Dragon Ball: Project Multi, an upcoming four-versus-four MOBA starring the iconic Z Warriors. And now with the regional β test at a close, the team has announced that it plans to launch the game proper next year in 2025.
It's only been two months since I last played Sparking Zero, but it's already seen some big changes.
"We sincerely thank everyone for taking part," the game's official Twitter account posted this morning. "All the valuable input we have received from our players will help our development team strive to make the game even more entertaining."
Piccolo, Android 18, Krillin, Vegeta, Buu, Future Trunks, Zamasu, and of course Goku were all shown off in the regional β test trailer a few weeks ago, along with some gameplay clips of the MOBA in action. We see some of the series' iconic moves on full display, with our heroes even going Super Saiyan and fighting a Great Ape boss.
We also see the teams collecting the namesake Dragon Balls as one of the main objectives, with your usual MOBA grunts between lanes to help bolster your army as you push against enemy defenses.
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