Highlights

• Dragon Ball Project: Multi will be a free-to-play 4v4 MOBA game featuring iconic characters from the series.
• The game will feature a diverse character roster with multiple versions and customizable abilities.
• Players can access the beta test and try out the game on Steam and mobile devices in select countries.

Dragon Ball Project: Multi brings a completely new kind of game to the Dragon Ball series of games. Dragon Ball Project: Multi will be a 4v4 multiplayer game that brings teams from around the world together in a MOBA format. The game will be free at launch. Dragon Ball Project: Multi is still a little way off and doesn’t have a release date yet, but a regional beta playtest for PC and mobile players will launch in August.

As Dragon Ball Project: Multi is a 4v4 MOBA based on a series with a huge cast, its final version will likely have a diverse roster of characters to choose from. Bandai Namco has not released the full roster of characters yet, but there are still several iconic characters that made it to the list in the beta test trailer.

Delving into the details of Dragon Ball Project: Multi

Dragon Ball Project: Multi is about to enter a regional playtest that begins on August 19th. To announce the playtest, Bandai Namco released a trailer that showcased the battle and some of the prominent characters available to players on the roster. Bandai Namco has not yet released the full list of characters, but the regional beta test trailer showed off some fan favorites that will definitely make an appearance. The playable characters on the roster confirmed so far are:

• Goku
• Vegeta
• Gohan
• Future swimwear
• Piccolo flute
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• Zamasu
• Kurilin
• Maijin Bu

More about the Dragon Ball Project: Multi beta playtest

Because Dragon Ball takes place over several decades and most of the characters in Dragon Ball Series have several forms, the characters in Dragon Ball Project: Mega will also likely include several different versions in the roster. Kid Gohan from the Frieza Saga is seen in the regional beta test trailer, but it’s unlikely that he will be the only version of Gohan depicted in the game. As development progresses and even after release, Bandai Namco will likely continue to add characters to the roster.

How to access the beta test

Dragon Ball Project: Multi will be released on Steam for PC and mobile on iOS and Android, with full support in Japanese and English. The beta test will be available in Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, Taiwan and South Korea. Players who plan to play on Dragon Ball Project: Multi on Steam should note that they must request access before playing and that it may take some time to gain access to the beta game test, so applying as soon as possible should be a top priority.

Customizing and leveling characters

The characters that the player takes into battle become stronger with each successful round and gain new powers and abilities. Characters can take on the role of damage, tank, or technician, which serves as a support role. Characters with a technician role can also disrupt enemies and give their team attack opportunities. Players can upgrade their Dragon Ball Characters with new skins and even animation changes, such as special entrances and finishers.

Once the beta test begins and more information about Dragon Ball Project: Multi announced, information about the character list should be released. Since the cast of Dragon Ball and its sequels and spin-offs are huge, the list for Dragon Ball Project: Multi should be just as varied, as players have at least several dozen characters at their disposal.