Introducing Shadowverse Park
Shadowverse Park is a brand-new game mode and a major addition to Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond. It introduces a 3D lobby space where players can customize their avatars, decorate personal rooms, meet other players, and challenge them to Shadowverse battles.
Originally, the game’s first trailer heavily showcased features like fishing, dungeons, and mahjong as part of the experience.
However, according to the developers these features have now been scrapped. Instead, the world has been reimagined purely as a social hub for card battles.
Main Areas in Shadowverse Park
Lobby
The lobby recreates the feel of visiting a local card shop. Players can walk around, socialize, and challenge others to duels at various tables. A standout feature is the "winner-stays-on" battle table, which tracks win streaks and adds a competitive flair to casual play.
Player Rooms
Each player has access to a customizable private room. Here, you can:
- Showcase your favorite cards and characters
- Decorate the room with themes
- Host battles using a private battle table, including a training mode with visibility of each other’s hands and optional voice chat for coaching and collaboration
Guild Lounge
Guilds are no longer just a feature—they’re an immersive experience. The Guild Lounge grows in size and features as your guild levels up. It includes:
- Competitive guild rankings
- Social minigames like soccer
- A hub for coordinated battles and community building
Event Hosting & Streamer Support
The developers designed Shadowverse Park thoughtfully with both the community and content creators in mind. A planned streamer mode will make it easy for players to hide private information—such as email addresses, user IDs, and opponent details—with a single click. To further support safe streaming, copyright-sensitive content like music and tie-in cards will be automatically disabled during broadcasts.
Streamers will also be able to generate warp codes, allowing their viewers to join the same lobby for live interaction. Looking ahead, future updates may even let players reserve entire lobbies for fan meetups or community-hosted tournaments, creating more opportunities for engagement and content creation.
Daily Missions & Park Rewards
In Worlds Beyond, daily missions are now called normal missions, and they still reward players with rupies and vials. However, Shadowverse Park adds its own mission system, awarding keys to unlock park chests that contain additional rewards like in-game currencies and cosmetics.
Closing
Shadowverse Park is more than just a social feature—it's a fully interactive 3D space where players can customize avatars, connect through chat and stickers, explore personal rooms, battle face-to-face, and build thriving guild communities. With in-game events and tournaments on the horizon, it's shaping up to be a vibrant hub for both casual and competitive players alike.
As the developers reveals more details about the game, we’ll be updating our tier list, deck collections, and card library in the future. Be sure to bookmark our website and visit us again!