Bandai Namco has published a post-anniversary roadmap for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
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The publisher said the title — now in its second year since launch — will receive a string of free updates, seasonal events, additional fighters and new gameplay modes across supported platforms.
What’s next for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
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One of the headline additions announced is a new single-player challenge called Tower of Power.
Bandai Namco described the mode as a progressively difficult gauntlet in which players face increasingly powerful opponents on each floor.
Completion of the Tower will reward players with customization items for Ki Aura, giving competitive and casual players additional ways to personalize characters.
Bandai Namco also confirmed that Team-up content for Tower of Power is planned for a later date as part of the wider roadmap.
Paid DLC and platform notes
Bandai Namco also confirmed the Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC as a paid expansion scheduled to arrive on Nintendo platforms in Spring 2027.
The company listed availability for Nintendo Switch and forthcoming Nintendo hardware in that window.
The developer did not share an exact release date in the announcement but positioned the DLC as a major paid drop for next year.
Cross-play beta for console and PC
A cross-play beta is planned to follow after Summer 2027, with Bandai Namco naming PlayStation 5, Xbox platforms and Steam as the supported systems for the trial.
The publisher said more details on how the beta will operate and which regions or matchmaking systems will be included will be provided at a later date.
Ongoing live-service support
Bandai Namco emphasized that support for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
ZERO is ongoing, with additional fighters, free content updates and events scheduled across the remainder of 2026 and throughout 2027.
The developer’s roadmap signals continued investment in both single-player and multiplayer features as the title moves into its third year.
This update was first reported by Nintendo Life and relays Bandai Namco’s official roadmap announcements for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
ZERO.
ZERO, outlining new modes, paid DLC and cross-platform plans as the developer continues support through 2026 and into 2027.
The publisher said the title — now in its second year since launch — will receive a string of free updates, seasonal events, additional fighters and new gameplay modes across supported platforms.
What’s next for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
ZERO
One of the headline additions announced is a new single-player challenge called Tower of Power.
Bandai Namco described the mode as a progressively difficult gauntlet in which players face increasingly powerful opponents on each floor.
Completion of the Tower will reward players with customization items for Ki Aura, giving competitive and casual players additional ways to personalize characters.
Bandai Namco also confirmed that Team-up content for Tower of Power is planned for a later date as part of the wider roadmap.
Paid DLC and platform notes
Bandai Namco also confirmed the Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC as a paid expansion scheduled to arrive on Nintendo platforms in Spring 2027.
The company listed availability for Nintendo Switch and forthcoming Nintendo hardware in that window.
The developer did not share an exact release date in the announcement but positioned the DLC as a major paid drop for next year.
Cross-play beta for console and PC
A cross-play beta is planned to follow after Summer 2027, with Bandai Namco naming PlayStation 5, Xbox platforms and Steam as the supported systems for the trial.
The publisher said more details on how the beta will operate and which regions or matchmaking systems will be included will be provided at a later date.
Ongoing live-service support
Bandai Namco emphasized that support for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
ZERO is ongoing, with additional fighters, free content updates and events scheduled across the remainder of 2026 and throughout 2027.
The developer’s roadmap signals continued investment in both single-player and multiplayer features as the title moves into its third year.
This update was first reported by Nintendo Life and relays Bandai Namco’s official roadmap announcements for Dragon Ball: Sparking!
ZERO.
