Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam on August 31 in the Americas, Europe, and Southeast Asia, publisher Bandai Namco announced. An online connection will be required to play the ninja battle action game.
The game was previously dated for release in Japan on August 30, where it will only be available on PlayStation 4.
In Europe and Southeast Asia, a limited “Uzumaki Edition” will also be available, which includes a copy of the game, the Season Pass (includes “Great Sages of Mount Myouboku” accessories and nine downloadable content packs), Naruto Hokage and Boruto figurines, and a special box.
Pre-orders will include the “Naruto 7th Hokage” costume and early access to Pain as a Master character.
Bandai Namco also released a new “recap” trailer, which highlights the following:
Gaara and Deidara
Two new characters Gaara and Deidara are revealed in today’s trailer. Gaara the 5th Kazekage is a defense type and his Grand Sand Mausoleum attack will restrict the opponent for a limited time. Deidara, is a ranged type, his special ninjutsu creates clones that will explode after a certain amount of time making him a deadly timebomb user. In Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker players will be able to completely personalize their avatar with all the different costumes, weapons and accessories
Three Modes
- Flag Battle: Players will have to steal flags from the enemy’s territory and bring it back to their area. The team who collects the most flags while protecting their territory wins!
- Base Battle: The goal here is to score points by keeping control of at least 2 out of 3 barrier areas. The team with the most points at the end of the match win. Hidden Rain Village will be a perfect map for these barrier battles with several buildings to launch surprise attacks using the structure of the stage.
- Combat Battle: Cooperate with your team members to take out as much opponent Ninjas a possible, in an all-out brawl!
Watch the trailer below. View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.
