Bandai Namco is bringing its free-to-play Dragon Ball MOBA to Switch

Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra's network test for Switch runs until June 16, featuring intense 4v4 MOBA action with new characters and customizations.

: Bandai Namco and Ganbarion have announced that their free-to-play game Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra will come to the Nintendo Switch. The game includes a four-versus-four multiplayer online battle arena experience, promising strategic gameplay where players choose heroes with unique abilities. A network test is live until June 16, 2025, featuring newly added characters such as Frieza (First Form) and Super Uub. Players can download the test from the Switch eShop and participate in customizing heroes with skins and animations.

Bandai Namco, in collaboration with Ganbarion, is set to expand its gaming repertoire with the release of Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra on the Nintendo Switch. This title, previously known as Dragon Ball Project: Multi, brings a fresh take on the celebrated Dragon Ball franchise by offering a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) experience. Players can expect an interactive environment where they will engage in intense four-versus-four matches, combining strategic elements with action to ensure a captivating gameplay experience. The inclusion of such a dynamic game type signifies Bandai Namco's commitment to exploring evolving gaming trends and offering something unique for their fans across the globe.

A notable aspect of this upcoming release is the initiation of an open network test, accessible across multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch, PC, and mobile from June 11 to June 12. However, for the Switch, this network test has been extended until June 16, 2025, allowing ample opportunity for the players to dive into the new content and engage with fellow gamers. The trial period not only serves as a preparatory stage before the official launch but also helps developers gain invaluable feedback to ensure the final product meets user expectations. Bandai Namco and Ganbarion are offering fans the chance to experience the game first-hand while also involving them in the refinement process.

Adding to the excitement is the introduction of six additional characters with this network test. These include Frieza (First Form), Super Uub, Dabura, Super Saiyan 2 Caulifla, Baby (Young Body), and Full Power Bojack. They join the list of ten previously available characters like Super Saiyan Goku and Super Saiyan Vegeta from the Regional Beta Test. Each character has been meticulously designed with unique abilities and skills, offering varied experiences to those participating in the test. Such an expansive roster ensures players have ample options to explore and master while playing the game, fostering an engaging and replayable environment.

Customization also plays a critical role in Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra. Players have the ability to personalize their heroes through character skins, entrance animations, and finishing moves. These customization features provide a layer of personalization that allows players to deeply connect with their in-game avatars and tailor their appearance and abilities to suit individual tastes and strategies. This aspect of the game resonates well with modern gaming cultures, where personalization and cosmetic options are highly valued by players.

For those keen on staying updated, subscribing to Nintendo Life’s YouTube channel provides direct insights and updates about this adventurous journey into the world of Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra. This collaboration between Bandai Namco and Ganbarion signals a vibrant future for anime-based gaming within the expanding world of platform-based releases. As these companies lean into collaborative and innovative gaming experiences, fans of the franchise and newcomers alike have much to look forward to.

Sources: Nintendo Life, Gematsu

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