NARUTO CARD GAME at Paris Games Week 2026: tutorial sessions planned, no detail page yet

Bandai's roadmap for the NARUTO CARD GAME lists eight things. One of them is Paris Games Week 2026 (France / October 22 to 25, 2026). On the homepage schedule the same four days carry the note Tutorial Sessions planned. That is the complete published record of the NARUTO CARD GAME at Paris Games Week.

What has and has not been announced

The roadmap is not uniform. Four of its entries carry an "Event Information" link that opens a page with a venue, a booth number, registration rules and a list of participant items: Gen Con 2026, BANDAI CARD GAMES Fest 26-27, New York Comic Con 2026 and PAX Aus 2026. The three European stops, Paris Games Week among them, have no link. They are a name, a country, a date range and an activity type.

For Paris that leaves the following unpublished:

• No stand, hall or pavilion number.
• No session times, no capacity, no duration.
• No registration method. Advance booking and on the day sign up have both been used elsewhere on this tour. Neither has been named for Paris.
• No participant gift. The CP-001 Chakra Card, the Logo Sticker and the $35 Official Playmat belong to the American and Australian pages. Nothing attaches them to France.
• No French language confirmation for the demo decks or the tutorial itself, and no euro price for anything.

Bandai also chose the word "planned" rather than "confirmed", and the site carries its standard notice that contents may change without notice. Treat the date as firm and the activity as intended.

What the show publishes

Everything in this section comes from Paris Games Week's own site.

Paris Games Week describes itself as "an unmissable experience for video game fans", which is the one thing worth flagging for anyone planning around it. This is a video game show, not a board game fair. Spiel Essen, three days earlier in the same week, is built around tables where visitors are taught games; Paris Games Week is built around screens and stands. A tutorial table at a video game show is a different kind of proposition, and how Bandai intends to run one there has not been described.

Ticketing opened on 18 June with an early bird rate that ran until 31 August, so that window has now closed. The pages we fetched list the two ticket formats but do not print prices, and they do not name the show's organiser: GL events appears among the partner logos and Rivaj Group is named as the processor for newsletter mail, neither of which is a statement of who runs the event. Pavilion numbers, access routes and any age rules are likewise not on the pages we could read.

The week it sits in

October 22 to 25 is a collision. Paris Games Week and Spiel Essen run on exactly the same four days, roughly 500 kilometres apart, and Bandai has committed the NARUTO CARD GAME to both. Whatever the company brings to Europe that week, it brings twice. Three days later Lucca Comics & Games opens for five days and closes the month.

Ahead of all three, New York Comic Con on October 8 to 11 is where Bandai has said new information will be revealed. If the European stops are ever going to get pages of their own, the NYCC window is the natural moment for them.

Nothing about the product has moved. No booster, starter deck, set code or card price has been announced for the NARUTO CARD GAME. The only published price is the $35 plus tax Official Playmat arriving in 2027, and the only card code in public is CP-001, whose versions and conditions are covered in the CP-001 guide. The events page tracks every confirmed date, release date tracks the road to Summer 2027, and rules covers what is known about play.