Sand Land preview presents new gameplay in a forest biome

 Several information about Sand Land was revealed through a new preview. The content includes new features about combat, exploration and characters, highlighting new gameplay in the forest biome.

Along the journey to restore life to the planet, Beelzebub will team up with iconic figures in the desert. Alongside his companions, he will have a unique mobility machine, capable of adapting to all types of terrain to ensure the hero survives.


While Sand Land will have the desert as its central area, other regions will connect around it. They consist of caves, swamps, plains and forests, and will be available to access through an extensive open world.


According to Bandai Namco, the game will feature vertical and horizontal exploration systems. Many paths will be blocked at first, but Beelzebub will be able to customize his mecha to ensure it becomes more resilient and effective in all types of situations.


Sand Land will feature events that did not appear in the manga


Another new feature in the game is the narrative events. Sand Land will feature missions and content that go beyond the manga's story, such as the new Forest Land environment, which will introduce a unique rescue mission focused on the character Ann.


This parallel activity will continue the Hearts gang plot. Villains are based on playing card suits and occupy specific territories. Discovering where their bases are and defeating the bosses that lead the groups will yield valuable rewards for players.


Sand Land will be released on April 26th for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. The title is available for pre-order on the PS Store.

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