Earth’s Special Forces is by far the best fan-made Dragon Ball game you’ve ever seen

The team behind Earth’s Special Forces – a fan-made Dragon Ball Z multiplayer game that is powered by the Half-Life engine – has released a new video, showcasing the game’s latest build.

This video features Goku, Vegeta, and Trunks, and shows a variety of Melee Combat with some Super Moves, all 3 characters’ Transformations, and some of their signature Blasts and Attacks.

It looks amazing, so be sure to watch the video.

Oh, and those interested can go ahead and download the game’s beta build from here (that build is quite old, but still).

Have fun!

Earth's Special Forces - Saiyan Trio

12 thoughts on “Earth’s Special Forces is by far the best fan-made Dragon Ball game you’ve ever seen”

  1. the craziest thing about this is that its based on the first half life gold src engine,who would have thought you can get such visuals and effects on a 18 years old game engine?!

    1. yep. i guess maybe that why its taken like 10 years now, lol, anything is achievable in that amount of time. still impressive, looks better than hl2 mods.

  2. Yeah all dbz fans will die until this releases lol I been waiting for this game to release what like for 6-7 years

    1. Yeah its been awhile. However seeing what they were able to do with their naruto mod with the HL1 engine is pretty incredible. So far their showcase for the saiyans are pretty damn cool.

      1. I m impressed waht they did also but god its been so long, its funny how I check official ESF site for updates every year and still nothing changed :I sad but its how it is

  3. Im really sorry John, but you are WRONG, the best DBZ fan game ever made is called, HYPER DRAGON BALL Z. What I see here is the same formula of Bandai Namco games, horrible spark hit effects, and smashing button gameplay mechanics.

  4. Played this game off and on for years. Nothing like getting into a server wide blast battle. Still check in every so often to see when the final version is going to be released, they’ve done a hell of a job of it so far.

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