Well, that’s a surprise announcement from Bandai Namco Entertainment, but not a big one given Dragon Ball: The Breakers exists. Today, publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer Ganbarion have revealed Dragon Ball Project:Multi, the franchise’s first 4v4 team based battle game. Dragon Ball Project:Multi is in the works for iOS, Android, and Steam and a regional closed beta is set for later this month. We’ve seen Dragon Ball get loads of different games over the years across genres, but this is one I should have expected sooner. Watch the official Dragon Ball Project:Multi regional closed beta trailer below:
Dragon Ball Project:Multi doesn’t have a release date or window yet, but the closed beta will run from August 20th at 6 AM until September 3rd at 5:59 AM UTC on iOS, Android, and Steam. You can currently wishlist Dragon Ball Project:Multi on Steam here. The Dragon Ball Project:Multi regional closed beta will be available in Canada, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States. More regions are yet to be confirmed. I hope we get a worldwide open beta soon after. Check out the official Dragon Ball Project:Multi English website here. What do you think of Dragon Ball Project:Multi and will you be trying the closed beta?
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