Every important area is represented, from downtown West City, to Planet Name, and it’s all explorable. CyberConnect2 created the entire world of Dragon Ball in 3D. There are some cool RPG stat tree mechanics that also add to the depth of the game, but the truly wonderful part of playing Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is exploring its sandbox. Playing in the Sandbox World of Dragon Ball Z This reminded me off playing Zone Of The Enders, which is one of the most fun action games I’ve ever played. The most epic fights take place as aerial battles, which involve flying up and down a Y axis, as opposed to the usual horizontal X axis-only fighting game combat. The unique aspect of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s combat is that there is a finessing of storing and unleashing chi that allows for a bit more depth. The combat is also similar to the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm games, which is a kind of over-the-shoulder 3D fighting game, with an emphasis combining melee attacks with projectiles. This is the same level of quality as the story modes of CyberConnect2’s retelling of the Naruto saga, but packed into one 40-hour game, as opposed to four 10-hour games. who have never watched Dragon Ball Z can experience an in-depth cinematic retelling of all the anime series’ arcs, minus a few small filler ones. Fans of One Piece, Naruto, Hunter X Hunter, My Hero Academia, Jujutsu Kaisen, etc. Many of the tropes used, and/ or deconstructed in modern Shonen anime series were first introduced in Dragon Ball Z, and its success led to battle Shonen being the most popular manga/anime genre. The tale of Dragon Ball Z is the quintessential Shonen story (Shonen literally being a word meaning genre directed at boys). It was actually really difficult to write that intro, without trying to unpack everything I wanted to share right out of the gate. This Switch version comes with the DLC for free, and although there’s nothing new for owners of the game on other systems, Switch owners who haven’t played Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot get the most bang for their buck with the inclusion of the New Power Awakens Set. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is kind of dream come true, a loving retelling of the entire Dragon Ball Z saga. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a very bizarre game, fusing elements of CyberConnect2’s Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm games, with JRPG mechanics and open world exploration.

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