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The editors liked
Dragon Ball fanservice
Ambitious open world
Faithful
Authentic
Some awesome cutscenes
A big
Colorful
Lively world that is fun to fly around and explore
Charming side stories and character interactions explore the world of Dragon Ball beyond combat
Beautiful in-engine cutscenes showcase some of the Dragon Ball Z story's most memorable m
Properly recreates Dragon Ball's creative world
Solid eight-degree fighting with spectacular visuals
Game narrative stays loyal to the anime
Immersive and in-depth retelling of the DBZ stories
Fluid
Smooth gameplay and animations
Community Board is innovative
Fun and intriguing to discover
Slower
Dark Souls-esque gameplay that rewards playing smar
Most accurate telling of the Dragon Ball Z story with sidequests full of fanservice
Large world to explore with little touches and secrets hidden
Sidequests that fill in plotholes from the original series
Simple combat that is difficult to master with
The editors didn't like
Repetitive side quests and combat
Tedious exploration which feels stilted
Unintuitive menus
Combat can feel simplistic and repetitive at times
Side-quest goals are pretty standard
Interruptions when trying to explore are annoying
Confusing microsystems that are poorly explained
Aerial controls are clunky. You use the R1 and R2 shoulder buttons to ascend and descend
Skill Trees are bland and uninspired
Slower gameplay might be a turnoff for certain audiences
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot focuses more on pleasing hardcore fans with a beautiful nostalgia reel than trying to be an RPG with substance...
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Published: 2020-02-06, Author: Jeremy , review by: impulsegamer.com
Kamehameha! A great action experience in the Dragon Ball Z universe.GoodSo before I get started on this review I would like to apologize for it being late. I got really sick when trying to play for the review and it put me behind. I finally got around to...
Abstract: Over the years we've seen a lot of Dragon Ball Z games get released. Most of them were fighting games, although this year's release called Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is slightly more different from the rest. This is because this most recent video game is a fr...
Great intro to the Dragon Ball Z story, RPG mechanics work a treat, Charming world,
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Reviewed on PS4Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a fun and enjoyable Dragon Ball experience, full of the action and humour the series is known for.The game is a great jumping-in point for newcomers and veterans to the series alike.I think the Kakarot offers itsel...
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is an easy game to recommend to fans of the series. No, it's not a masterpiece, but there's a lot to love and it's absolutely packed with fan service. It sits as a slightly odd alternative to watching the anime itself again - comple...
Fantastic details in its world and UI design, Tells the entire Dragon Ball Z story, Huge amount of fanservice,
Lacklustre sidequests, Bosses can come across as damage sponges, Frustrating combat controls,
With a length of over 40 hours to get through the main story, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot might linger a bit too long for those looking for a varied experience, as the variety in sidequests is incredibly lacking. While everything looks pretty enough and with a...
Abstract: How do you take almost 300 episodes of a cult classic anime series, boil it down to the bare essentials and present it in a manner that makes it feel as fresh today as it was the last several dozen times that this dish was served to fans over the last two...
Published: 2020-03-02, Author: Allen , review by: reimarufiles.com
I actually appreciate CyberConnect 's swing at the DBZ series, as it attempts to mix the brawler and RPG genres and it veers away from Bandai Namco's reliance on hub-world style interfaces. The experience tends to be lopsided as doing things outside of fi...