Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia has been announced for Nintendo Switch

In the latest episode of the Nintendo Treehouse, Wayforward, Spin Master and Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment announced Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia: new tie-in of the popular animated series, originally launched in 2007, unveiled thanks to a ad trailer dedicated.

Outgoing the November 3, 2020 exclusively for Nintendo Switch, the title looks like a Action JRPG set in the universe of the latest animated series, but with an entirely original story, in which you have to become the champions of Vestroia thanks to a very particular gameplay for the genre. In addition to collecting a variety of items such as coins or cards, our goal is to explore the game world and fight our opponents in a dynamic and strategic gameplay. In fact, thanks to the battles we will be able empower our Bakugan and thus create a perfect team to counter all kinds of opponents. Just through the announcement trailer mentioned before, we can see that the presence of the online battles inside Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia. Finally, other features currently unveiled for the game are: the ability to modify the slots at will of every Bakugan, more than 100 missions addressable throughout history, the inclusion of over 200 of the Bakugan fan favorites - like Leonidas - and even 200 special skills to learn. The CEO of the development team, that is Voldi Way, then issued the following statement:

Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia combines the most beloved aspects of the TV series and toys in a fresh and challenging new game. We designed it specifically for the Nintendo Switch with the aim of offering a unique combat system with the strategic ability to build and face a Bakugan squad.

In addition to the regular edition of the game, the publisher plans to even launch one Deluxe Edition which includes the video game, an Ultima Dragonoid sphere that transforms into a Bakugan, a collector card, a magnetic gate card and two BakuCords. Ultimately this turns out to be a particular project for every fan of the franchise, who finally found themselves with a new dedicated video game after about 9 years. If you are interested in recovering the gameplay of Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia and in Paper Mario: The Origami King, we recommend that you reach the following link.