' If you take a look at some of my newer videos you can see I have already integrated steam and multiplayer support :) tho I might not release a multiplayer demo anytime soon as multiplayer is a lot harder to setup then single player tho for now I think I have most of the bugs sorted I just don't want to release something that I don't think is 100% up to standards.' said Emir. The game is already integrated with steam for multiplayer support, but because of the increased difficulty that would come with setting up a multiplayer demo we may need to wait a little longer for this. The game has been in development for around 6 months, but Emir is only able to dedicate 3-6 hours a week of his free time to working on the project outside of working as an Assistant Chef, I asked if he was in software development or if he had ever made a game before he replied ' Nope have never done software development or made any type of game before, and my job is a chef's assistant haha but no I have never even done anything close until a few months back.'Įmir is currently working on the project solo, he occasionally gets assistance from a friend with animations and camera effects. I asked many questions in order to get a little background on the motivation to make the game and what past experience he may have in development. After searching, I couldn't find much talk about the game, but was able to find a YouTube user by the name of ' emudshit', the originator of this video that has DBZ fans from all over crapping their pants: After finding the video, I was able to reach out to the man behind this game, 22 year old Emir from Perth Australia.

This pre-beta DBZ game that looked too good to be true, I had to get to the bottom of this and play detective. One man is behind this game and he's putting Bandai's current attempts to shame! I am happy to say that I officially verified that this game is in fact in the works, but not by a big studio, not even by a large team. In disbelief and not able to find anyone covering it I set out to verify the authenticity of the video I had seen.

I recently stumbled upon a video of someone testing out the fighting and camera of a game titled 'Dragon Ball Unreal.'

Dragon ball unreal youtube