Dragon Ball Simulator
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If you grew up watching Dragon Ball Z and ever wanted to grind power levels like it's nobody's business, this one's basically that fantasy turned into a clicker game. Dragon Ball Simulator is a Roblox-style browser game where you spam-click to train, collect flashy auras, fight other players, and rebirth your way to the top of the leaderboard. It's casual, it's endless, and it's built for fans who just want to vibe in an anime arena without learning combos or reading stat sheets.
Key Features
- Epic Power-Up Transformations: Unlock dozens of glowing auras that make you look like you're about to destroy a planet.
- Pet Collection System: Gather pets that boost your stats while you idle or train.
- Rebirth Progression: Reset your stats to climb the global leaderboard and show off your grind.
- Multiple Worlds to Explore: Travel between arenas with different themes and training zones.
How to Play Dragon Ball Simulator
It's dead simple to start, but you'll need patience (or a lot of free time) to reach the top tiers.
Train Like Your Life Depends On It
You spawn in a basic arena and immediately start clicking to train. On desktop, you spam left-click on training dummies or objects. On mobile, you just tap the screen. Every click builds your power level, which unlocks stronger auras and abilities. The grind is real—expect to click hundreds of times before you see meaningful progress.
Battle Other Players for Dominance
Once you've got some stats, you can challenge other players (or NPCs, it's honestly hard to tell sometimes) in the battle zones. Combat is automatic once you engage—your power level does the talking. If you're stronger, you win. If not, you go back to clicking. It's not about skill; it's about who grinded longer.
Rebirth and Climb the Ranks
When you hit certain milestones, you unlock the rebirth option. This resets your stats but gives you permanent multipliers that make future grinds faster. It's the core loop: train, rebirth, repeat. The leaderboard tracks who's rebirthed the most, so if you're competitive, prepare to lose weekends.
Who is Dragon Ball Simulator for?
This is perfect for casual players and Dragon Ball fans aged 7-16 who want a low-commitment game to run in the background while doing homework or watching YouTube. If you love seeing big numbers go up and don't mind repetitive clicking, you'll vibe with it. If you're looking for deep mechanics or skill-based combat, this isn't it—go play an actual fighting game instead.
The Gameplay Vibe
It's super chill but visually chaotic. The arenas are simple—flat floors, copy-pasted palm trees, and basic structures—but every player is wrapped in blinding particle effects that scream "I'M POWERFUL!" The auras are honestly the highlight; they're over-the-top and satisfying to unlock. The soundtrack is generic anime-style loops that get old after 20 minutes, but you'll probably mute it and put on your own music anyway. The graphics are typical Roblox-tier—blocky characters, flat textures, extreme bloom on everything. It's not pretty, but it runs smoothly even on older hardware.
Technical Check: Saves & Performance
Your progress auto-saves to the server if you're playing the Roblox version, or locally in your browser if it's the web build. Don't clear your browser cache or you'll lose everything. Performance-wise, this runs on basically anything. I tested it on a five-year-old laptop and had zero lag, even with 10+ players spamming auras on screen. If your device can load YouTube, it can run this game.
Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons
A mindless grinder that's fun in short bursts or as a second-screen game.
- ✅ Pro: Zero learning curve—you're clicking and progressing within 10 seconds.
- ✅ Pro: The aura effects are legitimately cool and satisfying to unlock.
- ❌ Con: The grind gets repetitive fast. After an hour, you're just watching numbers tick up.
Controls
Responsive enough for what the game asks. Movement feels floaty, but you're mostly standing still and clicking anyway.
- Desktop: WASD to move, Space to jump, Left-click to train, Right-click + drag to rotate camera, Scroll wheel to zoom.
- Mobile: Left joystick for movement, tap screen to train, swipe right side to rotate camera.
Release Date & Developer
Developed by OnlyMaximusGames and released on June 18, 2025. It's one of many anime simulators flooding the casual game space, but the Dragon Ball theme gives it instant appeal for fans.
