Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond

Worlds Beyond matches are structured between two people, or one person and a bot, where players play and draw cards from their deck. Each player is represented by a "leader" character, and the goal of the game is to bring the enemy leader's defense to 0 points. The game begins with both players drawing 4 cards from their 40-card deck. Decks are created through a deck-creating process, which occurs before the game starts, where players choose one of the seven classes ("-crafts") and creates a deck that incorporates cards from that specific class, as well as cards from the "Neutral" class, if so desired.

In addition to this, the "Take-Two" format, which was released on August 4, 2025, in Worlds Beyond allows for a "draft" style of gameplay, where players "take" a pair of cards 14 times, leading to a 30 card deck when the two starting cards are counted. Player's choose their class, and then begin drafting, leading to more variety in gameplay and increased strategic thinking.

Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond was directed by Yuito Kimura. Super Evolution, a mechanic that powers up the player characters, was added to differentiate the game from the predecessor.

Worlds Beyond was announced in December 2023. Pre-registration became available on 13 March, including various in-game rewards. It supports English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options. The game was launched on 17 June 2025 for Microsoft Windows, iOS, and Android.

Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond generated $21.7 million in gross player spending in its first week, over four times the original Shadowverse's performance during the same period.

Worlds Beyond received generally negative reviews from players, with criticism over its microtransactions and monetization.