Inazuma Eleven Victory Road 2025: Release Date, Price, Game Modes & Platforms [Full Breakdown]

Today the biggest Inazuma Eleven event in recent years has taken place and Level 5 has held a sort of Nintendo Direct commenting only on information about Inazuma Eleven Victory Road, including all the details about the available modes, platform compatibility, languages and what we were all waiting for: his official release date and price.

Chronicle Mode

In this mode you can relive all the most important matches of the saga, in which you can face teams from the original saga (such as Zeus and the Gemini Storm) as well as against teams from the Go series (such as the Dragon Link and the Omega 2.0 Protocol among others) and Ares.

In addition to facing these teams, you will have to complete a series of objectives during the matches. (according to the history of the original matches)However, this will only be the first time, as you can play as many times as you want without needing to complete these objectives.

The interface is similar to the one we can see in Inazuma Eleven Strikers, in which when you win the match a new route is unlocked so you can face other teams.

In these routes you can earn Kizuna Points, items, and players to improve your team. The points you earn in each match can be exchanged for Packs in Player's Universe, in which we can face players of different rarities (This is very similar to the packs in FIFA Ultimate Team)There will be a total of 5200 players of 150 teams that you can sign, a real outrage!

In addition to this, there will also be commentators during the matches and importance will also be given to legendary characters such as Fei Rune (in its adult version), Wonderbot and Professor Cryptix. In this mode, the new character Victorio Cryptix will travel through the history of Inazuma Eleven to save the future from a new threat called "Mind Eater".

Story mode

One of the things that surprised me the most is that you can choose 5 of the 10 players so that they become part of your team, that is, something like what happened with the Umbrella players in Inazuma Eleven 2, only these will be given much more importance.

There will also be the Focus battles that we were already able to test in the beta, but with more modes available and with a automatic mode so that the game itself takes care of making the most appropriate moves. Along with this there will also be 5 vs 5 games (the traditional ones) in which we can play against street teams and a kind of meeting before the matches to better define our strategy.

Another new feature is that the Inachat (now called Inacord) in which we will see the players of the story interact through text messages and there will be a special training system which will be similar to Focus Battles, except they will serve to increase our players' stats. There will also be friendly practice matches to gain experience and be better prepared for official matches, as well as a photo mode to take photographs during the matches and throughout the adventure.

Likewise, the Bond Link, which you can decorate with photos and videos to improve the relationship between team members. These players can take different paths to learn new super techniques or boost certain stats, depending on the branch you choose in the new Skill tree.

For sign players a series of tasks will have to be completed goals (as in the Go saga) which will be different depending on the player. In fact, we will be able to sign up any student from our institute to join our team.

The matches will feature missions that we will have to complete (just like in Chronicle Mode when we play it for the first time) and with new super techniques never seen before.

Another of the new details that the trailer has left us and that I loved, is that we will be able to reproduce BGM from past games during special training sessions (I wish this had been possible in more parts of the story, but we're not going to complain). And not only that, there will be nine theme songs, five of which will be new, to further enhance the gaming experience.

Finally, we were shown some of the rival teams we'll face, as well as the names of all the players who can be part of our team throughout the story.

Competitive Mode

This mode will be exclusively for playing matches. The good thing is that they have included friendly matches, 2 vs 2 (to be able to play with friends) and a online mode for the first time in the Inazuma Eleven games.

In addition to all the features already seen in the beta (walls, mini-duels, super tactics, zones, shooting chains, etc.) they have added skills that simulate real dribbles that you could do in real life (like lambretas, roulettes, etc.), so we will have more chances of overtaking our opponent.

If you don't feel like playing the matches manually you're in luck, as the Commander Mode In this game, you won't be controlling the players; you'll simply be telling them the moves and strategies they should follow as if you were the coach.

To please all fans of the saga, they have included all the mechanics of the previous games: from Fightning Spirits, until Totems, passing through Miximax and ArmorThey have even created some new ones like the Bond Transform that will allow you to become stronger by using the power of your teammates, as well as the Awakening which will allow you to unlock hidden abilities and play like never before. The latter reminds me a lot of what happened to Sasuke Kozomaru when he first appeared in Inazuma Eleven Orion.

As for the players, they will still have their own abilities and can be upgraded to gain more power by increasing their rarity level. In the beta, we found hidden rarity levels, which were not shown in the trailer but we suspect will be present in the final version of the game. We will also be able to put them equipment and choose what type of player we want to create thanks to the skill tree we mentioned earlier.

On the other hand, the online mode will have numerous features. The first of them is that we will be able to watch other people's games and encourage them by spawning emojis and icons, which will be visible to both players. Another option is that we can play with the main teams of the saga (i.e. with a team already predefined by default and without needing to use yours) in mode Battle Bay Stadium.

There will also be seasons that will reset every 3 months, in which we can participate and get rewards, but to do so we will have to use 5 season players. Along with this, there will also be tournaments (with rewards clearly), including regional tournaments that will determine who is the best player in your country.

Kizuna Mode

Here you can crearte un avatar y un estilo propio para comunicarte con otros personas, así como utilizar objetos que hayas obtenido en los otros modos de juego para crear tu propio mundo de Inazuma. También podrás obtener objetos nostálgicos de la serie original y jugar partidos contra amigos que visiten tu ciudad. En mi opinión es una fusión entre la Plaza Mii y Animal Crossing, lo cual está bastante bien aunque probablemente no vaya a ser el modo más jugado.

Player-Friendly Systems

El juego contará Calendario de Adviento con el que podrás acceder a nuevo contenido, bonus diarios y mucho más. También seguirá incluyendo el Inazuma Post que pudimos ver en la beta, para dar feedback y mejorar el juego en próximas actualizaciones si es necesario.

Inazuma Eleven Victory Road price and release date

Por fin has llegado al apartado que estabas deseando. ¿Cuándo se lanzará Inazuma Eleven Victory Road? Pues bien, el juego saldrá el 21 de agosto de 2025 en un lanzamiento global para Nintendo Switch y Switch 2, PS4 y PS5, Xbox Series X y Series S y Steam (al final No saldrá para dispositivos móviles), con cross-play cross-save entre todos estos dispositivos, lo cual es increíble.

Podrá jugarse en los idiomas español, inglés, frances, italiano, alemán, portugués, japonés y chino desde ese mismo día. Lo único que no me ha gustado es que el juego saldrá en digital para todas las plataformas, ya que me hubiera gustado una versión física para coleccionar, pero puedo entenderlo ya que supone una mayor inversión tanto de dinero como de tiempo crear los cartuchos y las carátulas.

¿Y cuanto costará el juego? Pues bien, el preció costará 70€ en su versión básica and 80€ en la versión deluxe, la cual contará con algunas ventajas exclusivas:

• Usar a Fei Rune desde el principio en los modos Crónica and Competitivo.
• La caseta y el Rai Rai, que podrán colocarse en nuestra ciudad para personalizarla.
• El colgante de la promesa, un objeto especial que aumenta la experiencia obtenida en el juego.
• Una celebración exclusiva llena de sorpresas para los jugadores.
• Acceso anticipado (Early Access) el 18 de agosto para plataformas PS4/PS5, Xbox Series X/S y Steam. Sin embargo, la versión para Switch no contará con este acceso anticipado.

De hecho, ya se pueden realizar reservas desde las webs de las plataformas correspondientes. Además por hacer esta reserva, se te regalarán objetos como la equipación de los Dark Emperors, pulseras y más.

Ah, y si has jugado a la beta de VR y completaste los objetivos, también obtendrás las siguientes recompensas en el juego final:

¿Y a ti? ¿Qué te ha parecido toda esta información sobre el nuevo juego de Inazuma Eleven? La verdad es que a mí me ha encantado y me gustaría saber tu opinión en los comentarios. Espero que te haya gustado este post y ¡gracias por leer!