Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc. released an official gameplay video featuring a full match between the Japan and Thailand youth teams today.
The footage provides a first look at the action-third-person mechanics of Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters. This promotional showcase allows players to see the game's over-the-top football action before the title hits the market.
Developed by Tamsoft Corporation, the game translates the high-energy style of the anime into a digital format. The latest video highlights the specific dynamics of the youth team match, emphasizing the cinematic approach to soccer gameplay.
The title is slated for release on Aug. 28, 2026 [1]. It will launch across several platforms, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Steam, and the Nintendo Switch [3].
According to promotional materials, the game features 22 national teams [2]. This variety aims to provide a broad competitive landscape for players as they navigate the world fighters tournament.
Pre-orders have already begun for certain platforms, including the Nintendo Switch. The game seeks to bring back the extreme soccer experience that defined the original series, blending sports simulation with stylized combat-like elements.
“The game is slated for release on Aug. 28, 2026”
The release of full-match gameplay suggests that development is nearing completion for the August launch. By featuring a match against Thailand, Bandai Namco is highlighting the international scope of the 22-team roster, positioning the game as a global competition rather than a localized experience.
