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Dragon Ball Project: Multi Unveils New Saiyan & Z Fighters
Mar 12,2025Author: Ethan
Earlier this month, Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer Ganbarion unveiled Dragon Ball Project: Multi, the franchise's first 4v4 team-based battle game, announcing a regional closed beta. Today, three new character trailers dropped, coinciding with the beta's launch in select regions. These trailers showcase the unique gameplay of three iconic characters.
Check out the Dragon Ball Project: Multi character trailers below:
Piccolo:
Super Saiyan Goku:
Krillin:
While a release date remains unannounced, the regional closed beta is live now until September 3rd at 5:59 AM UTC on iOS, Android, and Steam. You can wishlist Dragon Ball Project: Multi on Steam here. The beta is currently available in Canada, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Visit the official Dragon Ball Project: Multi English website here for more information.
What are your thoughts on Dragon Ball Project: Multi and the new character trailers?
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