Dragon Ball: The Breakers launches for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One tomorrow! Here's the achievement list:
Finish off five civilians in one match.Finish off all survivors and win the game.Escape in the time machine with three or more allies.Defeat a raider with an attack during an Ultimate Dragon Change.Reach Lv. 4 as a raider.
Hey, That Was Pretty Cool!15Attack a raider whose lvl is higher than your DC lvl while they are destroying the startup system.Without using Dragon Change, attack a raider trying to destroy the time machine startup system.Destroy an area and down two survivors.
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