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Sand Land release date set for 26 April

The adaptation of Akira Toriyama’s work is coming early this year...

The Sand Land release date has been locked in as 26 April, Bandai Namco confirmed over the weekend.

“Joining Beelzebub, the Fiend Prince, his chaperone Thief and Sheriff Rao, prepare to explore the vast desert and take on the Royal Army in various customisable vehicles,” the publisher said in a press release. “This unlikely team uniting humans and demons sets out on an adventure in search for the Legendary Spring capable of ending the terrible drought that has taken over the world. Together, they will travel beyond Sand Land to uncharted territories.”

The title is based on the classic manga from Akira Toriyama and was first announced back in June of last year.

Sand Land Deluxe Edition

Moreover, Bandai Namco confirmed two special editions of the game. The first is the Deluxe Edition, which includes:

  • Base game
  • Speed Demon Pack
  • My Room Furniture Set: Army Base
  • My Room Furniture Set: Hideout
  • Beelzebub Decal Set

Sand Land Collector’s Edition

Next is a Collector’s Edition, which includes:

  • Base game
  • Speed Demon Pack
  • My Room Furniture Set: Army Base
  • My Room Furniture Set: Hideout
  • Beelzebub Decal Set
  • Beelzebub Customizable Figurine
  • Postcards Set
  • Steelbook

Anyone who pre-orders Sand Land will also receive a Survivalist Camo Pack as a pre-order bonus.

Expect Sand Land on Windows PC, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, PS4 and PS5 from 26 April 2024.


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