Later this week, Bandai Namco will reveal more details on the Dragon Ball Z action role-playing game Project Z, but it seems like the publisher is still going to reveal small tidbits about it in the meantime.
The Dragon Ball Games Japanese Twitter profile recently shared a render of Goku and Gohan alongside a short statement which revealed that the game will show a never before expressed, nostalgic and new Dragon Ball world, according to a translation provided by Gematsu.
次のドラゴンボールゲームは…『Z』の世界のアクションRPG！
かつてない表現で、懐かしくも全く新しい #ドラゴンボール の世界が描かれる！
本作の続報に乞うご期待！
米時間1月26日~27日開催の『DBFZ』の世界大会で何かしらの発表が…！？ pic.twitter.com/PiQPGticjr— 「ドラゴンボール」家庭用ゲーム公式 (@dbgame_official) January 21, 2019
Very little is known about the Dragon Ball Z action role-playing game Project Z, other than the fact that it should be released later this year. Platforms have yet to be confirmed at the time.
The Dragon Ball Z ARPG is getting unveiled later this week, during the Dragon Vall FighterZ World Tour Finals, which are being held on January 26th and 27th, so we will hear more about the game very soon. We will keep you updated on it as soon as more come in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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