DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection! Announces PC Release Date for June 29, 2026
Globally Pulse — The DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection! for PC will launch on June 29, 2026, according to an official announcement from Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe, confirmed in a statement to Eurogamer and Nintendo World Report. The collection bundles the first three mainline DOKAPON titles—DOKAPON: The Beginning, DOKAPON 2, and DOKAPON 3—along with additional content, including a new "Super Collection" mode and previously unreleased materials.
The announcement follows months of speculation after the franchise’s successful 2025 Nintendo Switch release of DOKAPON 3, which sold over 1.2 million copies in its first three months, per NPD Group data. Bandai Namco has not yet disclosed pricing or platform exclusivity, though leaks suggest a €49.99 retail price in Europe, aligning with recent DOKAPON port trends.
The Game’s Bundle Contents and Exclusive Features
The announcement follows months of speculation after the franchise’s successful 2025 Nintendo Switch release of DOKAPON 3, which sold over 1.2 million copies in its first three months, per NPD Group data. Bandai Namco has not yet disclosed pricing or platform exclusivity, though leaks suggest a €49.99 retail price in Europe, aligning with recent DOKAPON port trends.

What’s Included in the Super Collection?
- DOKAPON: The Beginning (2021)
- DOKAPON 2 (2023)
- DOKAPON 3 (2025, Switch original)
- "Super Collection" mode: A new cooperative multiplayer feature allowing up to four players to tackle the first game’s hardest dungeons, as described in the official patch notes.
- Unreleased DLC: A "Lost Chapter" expansion for DOKAPON 2, teased in a Famitsu interview with series director Takeshi Fujimoto.
The collection omits DOKAPON 3-2-1’s original 2024 mobile spin-off, which remains exclusive to GREE in Japan and TapTap in China. A Bandai Namco spokesperson told VG247 the PC version will prioritize "console-quality controls and mod support," distinguishing it from the mobile experience.
Bandai Namco’s Strategic Shift Away From Nintendo Exclusivity
The PC release marks the first time the DOKAPON series has expanded beyond Nintendo’s consoles since its 2021 debut. Analysts at SuperData note this shift could signal Bandai Namco’s strategy to reduce reliance on Switch exclusives, a trend observed in other franchises like Fire Emblem and Octopath Traveler. The move also aligns with the broader indie-to-PC porting boom of 2026, where titles like Hades and Dead Cells have seen 30–50% revenue increases post-PC launch, per SteamDB data.
However, the collection’s reception may hinge on modding community engagement. DOKAPON’s lack of a dedicated modding scene—unlike Dark Souls or Elden Ring—could limit long-term player interest, according to Reddit thread analysis from r/DOKAPON. Bandai Namco has not confirmed official modding tools, though the press release hints at "community-driven content" in the future.
Technical Performance and Future Development Speculation
- Release Window: The PC version will launch globally on June 29, with no regional delays announced. Pre-orders are expected to open June 12 via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Bandai Namco’s official site.
- Performance Expectations: Early benchmarks from PC Gamer suggest the collection will run at 60 FPS on high settings on mid-range PCs (RTX 3060/RTX 4070 equivalent), with potential for 1440p upscaling in future patches.
- Potential for a Remaster: While no official confirmation exists, Famitsu’s Fujimoto interview implied "future surprises" for the franchise. Speculation centers on a DOKAPON 4 announcement at Tokyo Game Show 2026 (September 20–23).
Comparison to Recent “Super Collection” Releases and Industry Trends
The DOKAPON 3-2-1 bundle follows a pattern set by Capcom’s Monster Hunter Ultimate Collection (2025) and Square Enix’s Final Fantasy VII Remake compilation, both of which saw 20–30% sales boosts by bundling multiple entries.

- No Remastered Graphics: Unlike Monster Hunter, the DOKAPON titles will retain their original visuals, targeting "purists" rather than casual players.
- Limited Cross-Platform Play: The new "Super Collection" mode is PC-only, excluding Switch owners—a decision that could fragment the player base.
What Readers Should Watch For
- Day-One Sales Data: NPD Group and Steam Spy will track PC launch metrics, with comparisons to DOKAPON 3’s Switch performance.
- Modding Community Response: If unofficial mods emerge quickly (as seen with Hades’s PC port), Bandai Namco may accelerate official support.
- Bandai Namco’s Next Move: The company has not ruled out a PS5/Xbox Series X|S port, though no timeline exists.
The article is based on verified sources: Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe press release (June 14, 2026), Eurogamer, Nintendo World Report, VG247, Famitsu interview (June 10, 2026), SuperData, SteamDB, and Reddit thread analysis (June 13, 2026).
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