A Fan Made Dragon Ball Game with Unreal Engine 4
What happens when the world Dragon Ball made in Unreal Engine 4 which is famous for its realistic graphics. Moreover, if the game development process is only done by one person. Yes, this ambitious Dragon Ball project belongs to a Youtuber named emudshit who until now is developing a game called Dragon Ball Unreal this. gamejerks who were lucky to be able to interview the creator who turned out to be a 22 year old young man from Perth, Australia named Emir.
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And considering that this game is only done by one person, and with the progress that has gone so far. Where he has managed to build many iconic Dragon Ball places such as Space Soul and Time (Hyperbolic Time Chamber) and Master Roshi’s residence Kame House into the Unreal Engine. Enter various characters ranging from Goku, Vegeta (Bezita), to Gogeta. Plus their iconic moves, you could say this game project has reached an amazing stage. In an interview with gamejerks, Emir said that the idea of making this game came to mind because he wanted to make a game open world Dragon Ball where he can explore the world to enjoy the scenery. Emir originally developed this game through Unity, but after he tried Unreal Engine 4 he immediately fell in love with the graphics displayed and continued the development of this Dragon Ball Unreal.
In fact, Emir has been able to connect this game with Steam to support multiplayer games. However, because the preparation for multiplayer is very difficult, Emir said that he needs more time to perfect the multiplayer mode. When asked about Story Mode, Emir said he had thought about it a lot and said he would make it when he had enough money.
Unfortunately, this ‘cool’ project has the potential to be dismissed by Bandai Namco. Previously, a similar case also happened to the Metal Gear Solid project belonging to fans which was dismissed by Konami. I don’t know if Emir “Emudshit” has a way to make this ambitious project possible, or is it forced to stop midway like many other fan-made projects that collide with copyright and trademark ownership. What is certain is that Emir is now focused on completing this Dragon Ball Unreal as best he can.
We will wait, Emir. We will wait for that Dragon Ball Unreal!!
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