FighterZ Tactics

FighterZ Tactics spread on X on 18 October 2026, when a post captioned “Dragon Ball × TFT” went viral, and Enduins wrote about it on 19 October. That is the earliest date we can confirm; the actual release date is unconfirmed. The site describes itself as a non-commercial fan build and says it uses characters and assets from Dragon Ball FighterZ.

How to play

1. Open the Play link above. It goes to dragonballtft.online in a new tab.
2. Type a fighter name, pick a tactician, and choose Play as a guest, or log in with Discord.
3. Pick a mode from the menu:
   • Play vs bots: a full match against 7 bots. According to the game, this also works when its server is offline.
   • Find match: ranked, up to 8 players, with bots filling the rest.
   • Create a room: invite friends with a link or room code; bots take the empty seats. Rooms can be public or private.
   • Training: the game’s how-to-play guide.

Each round has a planning phase and a combat phase. In planning you buy fighters from the shop, drag them from your bench onto the board, and set them up; you can field one fighter per level. Combat plays itself, and the surviving fighters on the winning side damage the losing player. Three copies of a fighter combine into a 2-star unit, and three 2-star units into a 3-star one.

Gold comes in every round, with interest (1 gold per 10 held, up to 5) and streak bonuses. Fighters share traits that switch on bonuses, and items can be dragged onto a fighter (three at most). The game also has its own systems: Dragon Balls, Training Arcs, Fusion (the Potara item fuses Goku and Vegeta) and Z-Assists.

Controls

From the game’s own help text:

Phones

The game has its own touch controls: tap a fighter for its card, drag to place or sell, tap a shop card to buy, and pinch to zoom. We have not tested it on a phone ourselves.

Was it made with AI?

Not confirmed. Nobody behind the game has said, and we found no statement either way.

Is it official?

No. It is a fan game built on Dragon Ball FighterZ and the TFT format, and it uses art from the original games. The site says it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bird Studio/Shueisha, Toei Animation, Bandai Namco, Arc System Works or Riot Games. Fan games like this can be taken down at any time; we check the site daily.

Like this? Friday Fighters and PokéBonk are two more free fan games that run in the browser.

Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Bandai Namco Entertainment (Dragon Ball FighterZ) / Riot Games (TFT) or Not named on the site (we couldn't confirm who made it) (FighterZ Tactics's author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.