Battle Spirits Connected Battlers

Battle Spirits: Connected Battlers Will Appear in January 2022

FuRyu announced the Japanese release date for Battle Spirits: Connected Battlers. It will release the card battle video game for the PS4 and Switch on January 20, 2022. The publisher has also formally opened the game’s official website.

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Connected Battlers will let you play Bandai’s Battle Spirits card game in a digital format. It will include over 1,000 cards with a focus on the Rebirth and True Rebirth Saga. The physical limited edition will come with three exclusive cards that players can use in the physical card game.

Newcomers will be able to learn the latest game rules by playing the single-player Story Mode. It will have an original storyline where the player takes the role of a boy named Toya and fight against numerous rivals, including Toya’s childhood friend Yu and the reigning champion Souji.

While non-cross-platform online battles will also be available, players will need a subscription to PlayStation Plus or Nintendo Switch Online to access them. The Switch version will support offline local versus with nearby players.

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Bandai and FuRyu previously published a teaser for Connected Battlers in April 2021. Although FuRyu did reveal the two platforms, it only listed Winter 2021 as the game’s launch window. The full release date on January 20, 2022, still fits into the specified season.

Battle Spirits: Connected Battlers will be available in Japan for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on January 20, 2022.


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