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How to Join the Dragon Ball Project: Multi Playtest on Steam

There’s plenty of Dragon Ball games to choose from. However, the series is getting its first team-oriented game with Dragon Ball Project: Multi and the playtest is underway!

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How to Join the Dragon Ball Project: Multi Playtest on Steam

Luckily, for those looking to get involved in this playtest there are still options. The playtest is only available through Steam and you’ll need to head over there to get started. To join the Dragon Ball Project: Multi playtest, all you need to do is request access on the game’s Steam page.

Once you’ve done that, the developers will notify you if you’re chosen to participate in the playtest. It’s unknown how many are being allowed in or how long the ability to request will be available. This regional beta test is a great opportunity for fans to experience the franchise’s first team-oriented game.

The playtest is scheduled to run from August 19 at 11:00 pm PDT to September 2, 2024, at 10:59 pm PDT. The test regions include Canada, France, Japan, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

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What is Dragon Ball Project: Multi

In Dragon Ball Project: Multi, you’ll experience the world of Dragon Ball like never before through 4 vs. 4 team battles. Dragon Ball Project: Multi seems to be following in the footsteps of other team-based games such as Overwatch and Valorant.

Choose from heroes with unique abilities that fulfill specific roles, such as the aggressive damage role, the persistent tank role, or the technical support role. As you play, your hero character will grow in strength, allowing you to obliterate enemy players and bosses alike.

Customization is also a key feature of this game. You can make characters your own with a wide variety of customization items. These include skin items, entrance animations, and special finisher animations.

You can sign up for the Dragon Ball Project: Multi playtest on Steam.


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Cory Dinkel is a freelance writer for Siliconera since 2023. An award-winning digital journalist, he has worked for local and national news outlets for nearly a decade. His favorite genre is the JRPG and he will not be taking questions during his "There is Not a Love Triangle in Final Fantasy VII" speech.