First, the protagonist is selected from a pool of three characters of each sex. The early game of Ride to Victory has been revealed to progress in four stages. Currently, RTV's development is at 75% completion.

Players will also be able to customize the in-game playmat and card sleeves used for their deck. At least 30 characters from the anime are featured, with six original characters for the player to choose from and customize as their in-game avatar. The game features more than 1,000 cards from the real world to recreate the game experience, having every booster set up to BT09: Clash of the Knights and Dragons included. It will come with Blaster Blade, Blade Dark and Dragonic Overlord alternate artwork promo cards packaged in, each of them from Studio TMS' collection of anime artworks, but due to the 3DS' region lock, Ride to Victory will require a Japanese 3DS to play. Ride to Victory will be released in Japan on April 11th, 2013, retailing for 5229 yen. In the anime, Miwa was known to use both Kagerou and Narukami, but in the manga source material he was instead a Nova Grappler cardfighter.

Miwa's clan is being played up as a mystery factor, listed as ?, and while his advertised appearance is based on his design used during the Asia Circuit, his in-game cutin shows him in his Hitsue High outfit used during the first season and in the manga.

Along with this, RTV's release date has finally been announced. The latest issue of KeroKero Ace has confirmed that Miwa Taishi will be making an appearance in the Cardfight 3DS game, Ride to Victory.

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