As 2022 winds down, Bandai Namco has announced it will be terminating the online service for Dragon Ball Card Warriors in 2023. Card Warriors is a free card game update for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and was made available earlier this year on the Nintendo Switch in March.
There's no specific date just yet, but when the service does conclude, Bandai Namco will release an offline version of Card Warriors, allowing players to take on CPU opponents offline.
"The specific end date of the online service and detailed transfer procedures will be announced on the official website in the future."
Existing profiles and cards will also be able to be transferred across to this offline version of the game in a future update. Some items and features in the online features including Platinum Coins will also no longer be available. You can see the full list of transferable and non-transferable items on the Bandai Namco website.
When we learn more, we'll let you know. Have you tried out Kakarot or Card Warriors on the Switch yet? Comment below.
[source en.bandainamcoent.eu, via nintendoeverything.com]
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I might actually play the offline mode, pretty cool to see that aren't completely killing it like most devs do when they shut off the servers.
I totally forgot about the release of this free card game. I didn't understand what the relationship is with the main Kakarot game, so it hasn't compelled me to fire that up again.
Anyone thinks it's worth while?
Nice that they are leaving the courtesy to play it offline if you want so this update wasn’t a complete waste of resources
Ha. This was in my wishlist BECAUSE of the tacked on cardgame, I haven't even seen DBZ, I just love card games that much and was awaiting a discount.
I swear that got added recently too ahh well, not very often I get to nuke items from my wishlist instead of purchasing them.
...and this is why I don't bother with these online "live service" game.
@JayJ It's just a extra minigame within a non-service game. Calling Kakarot a service game would be wholly inaccurate.
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