It’s about a boy who moves into Hero Town and wants to become the best Dragon Ball Heroes player, but characters from the Dragon Ball world start invading Hero Town, and it’s up to the boy to travel to the game world and combat this menace with his deck of cards. Story mode’s narrative is pretty straightforward. Online mode, of course, pits players against other players online. Story mode plays out similar to an RPG where the player can gain experience, level up, buy and equip items, and progress through the game’s plot.
Arcade mode provides loads of single-player content categorised by chapters and sagas. There are several game modes: arcade, story, and an online mode. Tailoring the deck and timing these manoeuvres in battle make up the bulk of the strategy in this game. The goal is to reduce the enemy’s health to zero. The player must know when to conserve stamina, or when to send characters to the front to burn stamina and bolster attack power. The rear, support row recovers stamina, but doesn’t allow for attacks. Front row provides the highest attack power, but drains the most stamina. There are four rows to place each card, each row having a different effect on the card. Jiren and Goku team up to take on Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta. The fights play out in a lengthy scene of smashs and ki blasts where players do not directly control the combatants except during row placement and quick time events that require players to mash the ‘A’ button at the correct time time to fill a bar, boosting either attack power or defence when successfully done. Hero types tend to have strong defence, berserker types have strong attack and weak defence, and elites have high stamina. Character cards are divided into different classes: hero, elite, and berserker, each with its own special strengths and weaknesses in combat. Each side can deploy up to seven character cards. Players have a prep phase deciding which cards are active. The battles play out automatically for the most part.
As players progress through the game, they gain experience points and level up, in addition to gaining new character cards. It contains some RPG elements where the players create a character and choose from an assortment of races: Saiyan Male, Saiyan Female, Namekian, Android, Majin, Frieza Race, Supreme Kai, and Dark Demon God. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission for Nintendo Switch is the newest take on bringing the arcade game from Japan to a home console, sans the need for physical cards.Īt its heart, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is a port of a popular Japanese arcade cabinet that involves collecting cards, building teams with said cards, and battling it out against other teams. Now, it has managed to make its way west. The game’s what-if scenario gimmick and collectable cards has held tremendous popularity in Japan. It presented fans with alternate scenarios, non-canonical transformations such as Super Saiyan 3 Future Trunks, or new characters such as Gohanks, who is the fusion of Gohan and Trunks.
Back in 2010, an arcade card game called Dragon Ball Heroes debuted in Japan that allowed players to build their own deck of physical cards to scan and play.
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