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Rise of New Champions was a pleasant surprise, so the real question about its sequel is not the price tag but what Bandai Namco actually changed: 22 national teams, more than 110 players and a reworked game on the pitch that feels noticeably different. This guide goes through what is new compared with the first game, what the editions add on top, and what it costs today to buy Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters on PC.
Bandai Namco's sequel to Rise of New Champions (also written Captain Tsubasa II: World Fighters) kicks off on 28 August 2026 on PC, with 22 national teams, more than 110 playable characters and over 150 animated special moves.
What Captain Tsubasa 2 World Fighters costs right now
Steam lists the Standard edition at €59.99, but you don't have to pay that. The cheapest verified key is currently € (with coupon GOCDKEYS10) at Driffle — a solid discount for a game that hasn't even launched yet.
The table above is pulled live from our store comparison: prices, coupons and stock refresh automatically, so what you see is always the lowest available price today.
Standard, Deluxe or Ultimate: which edition should you buy?
There are three editions, and the price gap between them is wide enough to think about:
- Standard — the base game, from € (with coupon
GOCDKEYS10). Pre-orders add the 2026 Japan National Team and World Youth jerseys plus an early unlock pack. - Deluxe — base game plus the season pass: three DLC character packs and the season pass bonus, from €.
- Ultimate — everything in Deluxe plus 5 uniforms, 2 exclusive menu themes and 3 ball customisations, from €.
Our take: if you only care about the roster on day one, Standard is the value pick. The jump to Deluxe is worth it only if you know you want the DLC characters — the extras in Ultimate are cosmetic.
What changes from Rise of New Champions
Rise of New Champions (2020) was built around the manga's school-tournament arc: a story campaign following Tsubasa, a second campaign where you created your own player, and a roster drawn largely from the school and club sides of the series. World Fighters moves the framing up a level.
- Scale and focus of the roster. The headline change is size: 22 national teams and more than 110 playable characters, with over 150 animated special moves. The first game's line-up was smaller and centred on school sides rather than international ones.
- National teams instead of school sides. The subtitle is the pitch — this one is built around the world tournament, which is a different fantasy from the school-tournament framing of the original.
- Shooting becomes a duel. The clearest mechanical change shown so far: every shot on goal turns into a direct confrontation between shooter and goalkeeper, instead of resolving as a single contested action.
- Same arcade DNA. This is not a football simulation and does not try to be. Super moves for dribbling, tackling, passing and shooting remain the core, so if the original's over-the-top tone was the appeal, that has not changed.
What is not confirmed yet: Bandai Namco has not detailed the full mode list ahead of release, so how the story and online offerings compare with the first game's campaigns and ranked play is still open. We will update this section once the game is out and the modes are confirmed, rather than guess at them now.
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Captain Tsubasa 2 World Fighters FAQ
What's the cheapest Captain Tsubasa 2 World Fighters key?
Right now the lowest live price is € (with coupon GOCDKEYS10) via Driffle. The comparison table above always highlights the cheapest current price with any coupon applied.
When does it release?
28 August 2026 worldwide (27 August in Japan). It also launches on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.
Is it a sequel to Rise of New Champions?
Yes. It is the direct follow-up, and you will also see it written as Captain Tsubasa II: World Fighters. The most visible differences are the jump to 22 national teams and more than 110 characters, and the new shooter-versus-goalkeeper duel on shots on goal. The arcade feel of the original is unchanged.
Is the Deluxe edition worth it?
Only if you want the three DLC character packs. The season pass is the real difference; Ultimate adds cosmetics on top.
Is it safe to buy from these stores?
Yes. We only list active, verified sellers, and most orders are covered by buyer-protection programs. Keys are delivered digitally for instant activation.
The verdict
Pre-launch discounts on a Bandai Namco licence game are rarer than they look, and the gap to the €59.99 Steam price is already worth having. Compare the live prices above, pick the edition you'll actually use, and stick to a key rather than an account.