Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash - Shibuya Incident for Nintendo Switch

So you’ve got the base game, right? And you’re itching to relive that chaotic Shibuya Incident arc from the anime? This DLC is basically a straight-up fan service package. I downloaded it after watching the arc again and honestly, it’s like getting a bonus episode with better animation and actual gameplay. If you’re not deep in the Jujutsu Kaisen lore, some parts might feel confusing, but if you know the story, it hits hard.

The good stuff

Man, the moment Meimei shows up on screen - her outfit, her stance, even the way she moves - it’s uncanny how close it matches the anime. And Choso? That big guy with the eye patch? His attacks are so heavy and slow, but when he connects, it’s a real punch. The fight against Dagon is probably the highlight - huge enemy, cinematic camera angles, and that creepy vibe from the original scene? Nailed it. The pacing of the story feels tight too. No filler. You’re in the middle of the chaos from minute one. Also, the new costumes for existing characters? Not just cosmetic fluff - they actually feel like they belong in the world. Like, the “Shibuya Run” look for Yuji is goofy but perfect.

The not-so-good

Here’s the thing - Kenjaku and Uruame show up as bosses, which is cool, but they’re not playable. I get why, but man, it stings. You spend the whole time fighting them, then you can’t use them. Kinda like being handed a key but not letting you open the door. Also, the story skips around a little. Some scenes feel rushed, especially the setup for Naobito Zen’in’s role. If you haven’t seen the anime, this could leave you confused. And yeah, it’s on PS4, not Switch - so if you’re looking for a handheld version, this isn’t it. But hey, it runs smooth enough, no frame drops during boss fights.

Bottom line

If you’re a Jujutsu Kaisen fan who’s already played the base game, this DLC is worth the download. It’s not a full game, but it’s a focused, well-made expansion that delivers exactly what it promises. Skip it if you’re not into the anime or don’t care about story-driven content. But if you want to see the Shibuya Incident come to life in gameplay form, this is one of the best ways to do it. Go for it.