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Dragon Ball The Breakers Switch Key: compare prices from 14 offers (October 2026)
A Dragon Ball The Breakers Switch Key — also known as an eShop code or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the Nintendo eShop and download to your console. From €3.83 (€4.25 with fees) at Key4Games, Account format · Cheapest official key: €6.49 (€7.59 with fees) · 12 verified stores, 14 offers in stock · Updated 33min ago.
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How much does Dragon Ball The Breakers for Nintendo Switch cost right now?
Dragon Ball The Breakers for Nintendo Switch starts at €3.83 (€4.25 with fees) at Key4Games — that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €6.49 (€7.59 with fees) at Eneba.
That €3.83 (€4.25 with fees) already includes the GOCDKEYS15 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
With 14 offers across 12 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
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Are these stores safe to buy Dragon Ball The Breakers from?
Key4Games is the cheapest at €3.83 (€4.25 with fees) with only 37 reviews behind it. The best-backed alternative in the same format is Difmark at €4.44 (€4.64 with fees), 4.1 out of 5 across 14.2k reviews, €0.61 (€0.39 with fees) more.
Which Dragon Ball The Breakers format should you buy?
The cheapest route is a shared account at €3.83 (€4.25 with fees; Key4Games), 44% under the cheapest eShop code, €6.49 (€7.59 with fees) at Eneba. It is worth knowing what that buys: with an account you play on someone else's credentials and the game never becomes yours, while the code does.
Can you activate Dragon Ball The Breakers in US?
2 of the 14 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
That matters more on Switch than anywhere else: eShop codes are strictly regional, a code from one region will not redeem on an account from another, and there is no way to convert it afterwards.
Any other way to pay less for Dragon Ball The Breakers?
With so little movement on the game itself, the saving left is in the balance: an eShop card worth $35 for United States costs $32.38 at Kinguin today, 7.5% under face value, and that balance spends on anything.
Is Dragon Ball The Breakers worth it?
Critics landed at 55 out of 100 across 46 reviews, with 7% of them recommending it.
So, which Dragon Ball The Breakers deal should you buy?
For most people the key at €6.49 (€7.59 with fees) at Eneba is the sensible buy: the game stays on your own account and it is only €2.66 (€3.34 with fees) more than the shared account.
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Dragon Ball The Breakers
Is it worth it?
- 58/100Critics' average scoreOpenCritic · Weak
- 7%Critics recommend it46 critic reviews
- 50%Steam reviewsMixed · 5,011 reviews
What the press says
For $19.99, Dragon Ball the Breakers is a game that a variety of gamers can enjoy; when it comes to playing on the Xbox Series... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a fantastic idea that is currently let down by a real need for extra polish and content. The core loop... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers isn't likely to challenge titles like Dead by Daylight for the top spot in this growing asymmetrical multiplayer genre, but it... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers needs to work on its online infrastructure, but beyond that it's a fast, exciting romp best played with a party full... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a solid game loop that feels fun to play, especially if you are with friends. However the progression system and... Read more
At a glance, currencies such as TP, Spirit Syphons, Zeni, and the unreasonably expensive premium cosmetics, may emphasize predatory microtransaction tactics. However, daily and weekly... Read more
After so many Dragon Ball games repeating the same story arcs and putting players in control of the same characters, it’s a fun and refreshing... Read more
End of the day, coming into Dragon Ball: The Breakers expecting the stress of Dead By Daylight is going to be disappointing. You can fight... Read more
It's not great, and there are better games of this ilk for players to try out, but if you're enough of a fan of Dragon... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a very peculiar game that pulls off its concept but is held back by jank and ruthless microtransactions. With some... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers brings an incredibly unique spin on asymmetrical multiplayer, and while the foundations are strong, it still needs a bit of work... Read more
All the same, despite iffy monetization choices and the general feeling that the game might not last long enough to become a permanent part of... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is the latest game to cash in on the cat-and-mouse multiplayer boom. Unfortunately, it does so without any of the mechanical... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers' poor camera and controls limit what enjoyment can be had in this interesting take on asymmetrical multiplayer that is already hindered... Read more
DRAGON BALL: The Breakers is a good idea held back by Pay-to-Win practices and outdated design decisions. While the game could have a bright future... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers starts with a great idea, but doesn't live up to it, as loose controls, a bad camera, and live-service gacha mechanics... Read more
Fleeing from Cell, Frieza, or Majin Buu's sadistic assaults has its moments of brilliance. But the often tedious exploration, subpar combat system, and intrusive gacha... Read more
Dragonball: The Breakers is fun to play in short bursts, but might be somewhat lacking for players looking for a tense experience like Dead By... Read more
Reviewing a big online multiplayer game like Dragon Ball: The Breakers can be difficult because an asymmetric horror game can often gain a lot of... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a genius idea on paper and can be fun at times, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. Read more
In theory, using the Dragon Ball universe as a setting for an asymmetric multiplayer game is an innovative idea, but The Breakers executes poorly on... Read more
DRAGON BALL: THE BREAKERS incorporates a niche but successful formula into a similarly successful franchise, which should be a match made in heaven. However, due... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is broken. In their efforts to slap a Dragon Ball coat of paint onto the world of asymmetrical horror-multiplayer action, Bandai... Read more
Despite efforts to include a vast collection of Dragon Ball characters and references in The Breakers, going as far as to provide a somewhat logical... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers manages to make this bizarre concept not only work, but also be tremendously fun. However, characters need to be fixed, content... Read more
If you're a fan of the Dragon Ball franchise, it's obvious that you'll be interested in trying it, but as a game, I would frankly... Read more
A game a priori promising, with fresh ideas in the Dragon Ball panorama. The fact of being able to handle characters like Bulma and Oolong... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers brings the atmosphere of the franchise created by Akira Toriyama to our consoles. In this multiplayer game you can become the... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers aims to offer a different experience that simply does not just curdle. Not so much because of the concept, which surely... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a big dissapointment for me. It was difficult to go back and play it regularly for the purpose of the... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a brave experiment, for sure, but at the same time it's disappointing and doesn't have enough content to entertain for... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers comes from an interesting and nice basic idea, but every aspect of the game is insufficient, if not disastrous, even if... Read more
The developers of Dimps had set themselves the goal of offering a peculiar asymmetrical multiplayer themed Dragon Ball, capable of immersing players in the tension... Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a crude and poor video game, but it is not lacking in inventiveness. What I'm wondering is if, unlike other... Read more
I won't beat around the bush: Dragon Ball: The Breakers is insufficient in every aspect, lacking both in gameplay and technical quality. Bandai Namco's work... Read more
Despite its unusual format for a Dragon Ball game, The Breakers is a great depiction of the series and its fans will find plenty to... Read more
Dragon Ball the Breakers is a really fun experience, but the lack of crossplay and content make it a short lived game. Read more
Dragon Ball: The Breakers does something completely different than you're used to. Namely, surviving and escaping from a well-known villain like Cell more than attacking... Read more
Although Dragon Ball: The Breakers is actually a good idea, it is an experience that I can only recommend to anime fans due to its... Read more
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Intel Core i5-7600 or AMD Ryzen 3 3100
- 8 GB RAM
- GeForce GTX 770 or Radeon RX 470
- Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 1080p/60fps with graphics settings at "Low". Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. - 64-bit processor and operating system are required.
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Intel Core i7-8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- 8 GB RAM
- GeForce GTX 780 or Radeon RX 570
- Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 1080p/60fps with graphics settings at "High". Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. - 64-bit processor and operating system are required. - Windows 10 (Version 1809 or later) and a 4GB VRAM GPU (graphics board or video card) are required for DirectX 12 API.
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