There’s a story, it’s fun, and it’s built around both the world of Dragon Ball Z and its own For some, it may be a distinct choice to have preferred an augmented reality card game over a physical game itself.įor what it’s worth, when the game was revealed in January of this year, it was an interesting take, one that not a lot of TCG fans would have known about in the West due to its Japanese exclusivity. Released in the west as a digital-only title, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission for PC and Nintendo Switch has given us the best of both worlds, one that doesn’t just include the cards, but also includes a game.
The best part of it all? These cards are used to power an actual arcade cabinet, allowing players to bring their characters to life in some unique way. Using villains, heroes, has-beens, and would be heroes to their advantage, they get together, controlling the playing field to the best of their ability. There, it’s not odd to see fans get in line, some even before the launch of a brand new block in order to get their hands on the cards based on their favorite Japanese anime characters. A semi-forgettable story that many DBZ lore-driven fans may not enjoyįor years now, Super Dragon Ball Heroes has remained a popular go-to title for fans of trading card games, rather, TCGs for short in Japan. Knowing special hero and team-up triggers can be a bit difficult to understand +Unlimited team-up possibilities thanks to over 1,000 unlockable cards +Online play brings challenges to an entirely new level
+Graphics, animations, and even performance is rather smooth +Excellent strategic gameplay elements not seen in other CGS Now, it’s in the West, as a Switch and PC based CCG. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is a reimagining of the Japanese arcade phenomenon that has taken the arcades by storm, bringing fans of TCG games together, and rewarding them for their efforts.
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