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Dragon Ball: The Breakers

Bandai Namco have made a number of significant changes and bug fixes to Dragon Ball: The Breakers following on from the maintenance carried out today, and have released full notes, which you can find below:

Dragon Ball The Breakers balance adjustments

Bandai Namco has announced that new balance adjustments are incoming for Dragon Ball: The Breakers. Changes will be made later today at 7 PM PT / 10 PM ET.

Bandai Namco says it it “observing survivability rate and Raider defeat rate have been increasing as the playing skills of Survivor have been improving since the game launch.” That means adjustments are planned for Cell, Majin Buu, and more.

Below are the full balance adjustments planned for Dragon Ball: The Breakers:

Dragon Ball The Breakers review

System: Switch
Release date: October 14, 2022
Developer: Dimps
Publisher: Bandai Namco


Series fans are usually excited about all things Dragon Ball, and with Bandai Namco’s latest game Dragon Ball: The Breakers, we’ve been looking forward to frantic gameplay and multiplayer fun. With mechanics not unlike Dead By Daylight, players are pitted against powerful Dragon Ball menaces with limited resources at their disposal no real means of fighting back. Standing alongside favorite characters like Trunks and Bulma, will we be able to escape with our lives?

Dragon Ball The Breakers update

Dragon Ball: The Breakers has now received one of its first updates.

The team looks to have already made a couple of improvements and adjustments. Additionally, further improvements are planned for the future.

The full patch notes for the current Dragon Ball: The Breakers are as follows:

Dragon Ball: The Breakers trailer

Bandai Namco has released a new launch trailer for Dragon Ball: The Breakers. This comes ahead of the game’s launch later in the week.

We’ve got more information about Dragon Ball: The Breakers in the following overview:

Details of two new characters for Dragon Ball: The Breakers have surfaced as part of a TGS presentation. The first, Majin Buu, will be a Raider in the game, and the second, The Farmer, will be a Survivor. Both were shown off in a new trailer, which interested players can see below:

Dragon Ball: The Breakers closed network test

Bandai Namco has shared even more news about Dragon Ball: The Breakers, as a closed network test for the game has been confirmed for all platforms – including Switch. We have the full details regarding how to participate.

The closed network test will be held on August 6 and August 7. While active, Frieza, the newly announced Raider, and Cell will be available to play. Avatar, Oolong Survivor Skin, and Bulma Survivor Skin will also be accessible as Survivors.

The schedule of sessions for the is as follows:

Dragon Ball: The Breakers release date

Bandai Namco has nailed down a final release date for Dragon Ball: The Breakers. The game will launch on October 14, 2022, the company announced.

Dragon Ball: The Breakers will have a physical and digital release on Switch. The Special Edition features the full game plus the Special Edition Pack containing a customizable costume, the “Two-Handed Good” victory pose, and the “Dragon (Yellow)” vehicle skin. The Limited Edition, exclusive to the Bandai Namco store, has the Special Edition content along with a steelbook, three Raider stickers, the Cell shell figure, and the “Potara (Green)” in-game accessory, which is a timed exclusive. All pre-orders come with the “Android 18 Transphere” and “Scouter (Blue)” accessory.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Dragon Ball The Breakers Bulma Oolong

Dragon Ball: The Breakers is doing something quite different for the franchise since it has you playing as “Survivors” like Bulma and Oolong or the “Raiders”, which include Cell, Frieza, and Kid Buu. Typically the Dragon Ball titles we’ve seen recap the series in an arena brawler or RPG format. The Breakers, however, is an asymmetrical action game where the Raiders try to hunt down the Survivors.

With such a different take on Dragon Ball games, it’s perhaps not a surprise that there was some uncertainty within the team initially. Producer Ryosuke Hara said in a recent interview that “the point was raised that fans might not want to play as comparatively weak characters like Bulma or Oolong.” In the end though, everyone “came around to liking the idea and gave us the go-ahead.”

Dragon Ball The Breakers story single player

Dragon Ball: The Breakers producer Ryosuke Hara has shared more information about the game, including what to expect from the story and single-player. This comes as part of a recently-published interview from Bandai Namco.

As for the story in Dragon Ball: The Breakers, Hara had this to say:


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