BandaiNamco made a surprise reveal during AnimeExpo 2023, as we now know JujutsuKaisen Cursed Clash is on the way for PC and console.
. The reveal took place during the Bandai Namco Summer Showcase panel earlier today, in which the company went over some content that they have coming up from specific titles tied to anime series. The announcement kind of came out of nowhere, as many reports from the floor reported that the move was unexpected, but it was apparently a delightful surprise to those in attendance. We got more info on the game for you below, along with screenshots, a trailer, and a quote from the team on the game.
, where protagonist Yuji Itadori and a cast of unforgettable characters defend humanity against monsters known as Curses in modern-day Japan. The game remains faithful to the original work with visuals inspired by the series' distinct aesthetics, with a selection of more than fifteen favorite fighters to choose from, and featuring intense action and explosive animations."
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