What is Dragon Ball Project: Multi?
Dragon Ball Project: Multiis an upcomingmultiplayer online battle arena game.
Its the first game in theDragon Ballfranchise to dive into the genre.
As a result, plenty of anticipation is going around the upcoming game.
Itll bring together characters from the franchise, pitting them against one another in a battle arena.
All we know is that players will group into teams that fight and win together.
Keep in mind that youll need a stable internet connection to play the game.
Itll be a multiplayer game that will require joining online matches against players worldwide.
Development
Ganbarion is currently taking charge of the development ofDragon Ball Project: Multi.
Bandai Namco Entertainment, on the other hand, will be helping to bring the final game to market.
Ganbarion is most known for their work in theOne Piecefranchise.
Trailer
Check out theDragon Ball Project: Multiregional beta test trailernow on YouTube.
While only one minute long, it showcases the characters you might expect in the final game.
The developing studio has yet to confirm the full roster of playable and non-playable characters.
Transformations seem like theyll be returning for yet another adrenaline-infused battle system.
Theres also a hint about the possibility of collecting dragon balls to get ahead of the competition.
Lastly, the animations are vibrant and spicy, while the visuals, in general, look stunning.
Sound effects and the music, too, seem like theyll be plenty of fun to jam to.
The decision to launch a MOBADragon Ballgame isnt entirely surprising.Pokemon Unitelaunched to relatively positive acclaim.
However, some gamers are still skeptical about whether the game will be worthwhile.
By launching on mobile and being free-to-play, it could easily succumb to questionable microtransactions.
Fingers crossed, though, the developing team comes through.
Hopefully, sometime soon.
Steam users, however, will need to sign up for the beta test.
As for consoles and editions, they remain unconfirmed at this time.
So, whats your take?
Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.
When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.
