Hail, ki-charged combatants and arena-shaking Saiyans, and welcome to Indie Games Tavern, where the flames roar with explosive energy, the ale surges with the thrill of a Spirit Bomb, and ignite like a Kamehameha wave! It’s Friday, September 19, 2025, and we’re raising our tankards to DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA, a cross-platform multiplayer MOBA from Ganbarion and Bandai Namco Entertainment that blasted onto Steam, consoles, and mobile recently. This isn’t your solo fighter romp—it’s a 4v4 team-based brawler where you harness Dragon Ball’s iconic heroes to dominate lanes, unleash devastating ultimates, and claim Dragon Balls for victory. As your tavern announcer, I’ve charged through its arenas and player roars for a full-throttle game review—narrative, mechanics, interface, artistry, soundscape, performance, glitches, and more. Power up, sip your brew, and let’s go Super Saiyan in this game review showdown!

Key takeaways:

1. Gameplay:
   • A twist to traditional MOBAs that brings different ways to play. Select your favorite Dragon Ball characters which arranged into ‘Damage’, ‘Tank’ and ‘Technical’ roles. Go to the battle, defeat NPCs to level up, fight with opponents, destroy their God of Destruction, and claim their Dragon Ball to win the match. 2 lanes for fights, each one has 2 God of Destructions to stop you from reaching the Dragon Ball. All of those are packed in just a >10 mins intense match.
   • Hook: The match is so simple to understand even for non-MOBA players, but we can see the depth of strategies here. A noticeable gameplay element that separate Dragno Ball Gekishin Squadra from other MOBAs is the length of each match, under 10 mins is perfect for everyone to play almost everytime & everywhere they want.
2. UIUX:
   • There are scenes and steps that could be able to improve, many dead-time could be cut to optimize the experience, but we can see that those are the ‘trademark’ from Bandai which we totally understand if they decide to keep. Not the UIUX you normally see at the other games on the market, but if you’re a Bandai fan, we see no problems here.
3. Graphics:
   • It’s a cross-platform, playable on mobile device, so you won’t see top notch quality here, but we can see that developers of Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra did a good job comparing to other MOBAs on mobile.
4. Sounds:
   • BGMs and SFXs and voices are where developers of Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra can be proud of. We felt like we were in a Dragon Ball anime battle for real.
5. Performance & Experience:
   • This is where the developers need to put more attention, we know that they did a good job but we experienced many laggy moments that could ruin the game.

Final Thoughts: Should You Squad Up in DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA?

So, should you power up in DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA? If you’re a MOBA fan or Dragon Ball lover, this brawl is your call—but brace for bumps. It’s a high-energy hit—4v4 lanes, iconic ultimates, all free-to-play—but crashes and balance issues (per Mixed rating) dim the power. September 10 updates from Bandai Namco signal effort, but stability is key.

We Indie Games Tavern are supercharged—unleashing Kamehamehas, teaming with Goku, toasting this Bandai brew with excitement. Could it conquer mobile MOBA ranks? With fixes, yes. Grab it on Google Play, App Store, or Steam, try it free, and join us in raising a tankard to DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA—the fast-paced MOBA where Saiyans squad up. What’s your ultimate, tavern fighters? Conquered a lane? Share below, and let’s keep the indie game review fire blazing!

DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA Review by Indie Games Tavern.

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