DIVE INTO THE WORLD OF SAND LAND RELEASING TODAY
Bandai Namco Europe releases today Sand Land, the action RPG based on the one-shot manga by Akira Toriyama, on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Watch the launch trailer here: https://youtu.be/Y1HvvIC6gWc
Sand Land tells the tale of unexpected friendships between humans and demons in a ruthless world where water has become the rarest resource. The Fiend Prince of demons Beelzebub, and his chaperone Thief, will join Sheriff Rao in the search for the Legendary Spring to save the inhabitants of Sand Land. Their journey across the world will be made of new alliances as well as intense battles to fend off the dangers of the desert and the Sand Land King’s army.
The world of Sand Land is expanded by an exclusive story and territory, as imagined and supervised by Akira Toriyama specifically for the videogame and animated series. Beelzebub and friends will venture into Forest Land, a green and lush country, drastically different from the desert they’ve always known. There, more challenges await; they will need the support of Ann, a skilled mechanic, to face the powerful Muniel and his devoted army.
To travel the vast world of Sand Land, players can hop on more than ten different vehicles, whether it is to close great distances, get over difficult terrain or make bullets rain on their enemies! Each vehicle can be customised with parts found or crafted to enhance their abilities and suit different playstyles. Players can also change colors and add decals, flaunting their style all throughout their adventures.
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