I just finished it with every DLC played and 100% completion and absolutely loved it. I'm a huge Dragon Ball fan and this is definitely the best way to play through the whole story, told with much detail and love.

Combat is insanely fun and I couldn't get enough of it and it also looks really good (except the environment). The enjoyment I got out of this game was huge and I hope we'll get something similiar in the future.

I still can't rate it higher than 4 stars since it does have some annoying issues that I can't overlook. Everything connected to the main story is awesome but the side quests are badly designed with uninspired, boring little stories and tasks that just repeat themselves over and over, like collecting materials, going fishing and fighting the same stupid skull robots over and over. The open world is also rather dull and doesn't have anything great to explore and enemies that you encounter while exploring are always the same with little variety.

The DLCs also aren't worth it. Most of them have little content considering how expensive they are and the two Power Awakens DLCs actually kinda break the game if you play them before you finished everything in the main game since you will be waaay overleveled. However, the DLCs are still fun. The main quests are well done and they have some really epic moments. Especially the Bardock DLC was great. They do have the same issue as the main game though, all the side quest are horrible.

And still with all that criticism I had a great time and spent as much time as I could in this game. Would definitely recommend it for every Dragon Ball fan.

Bom jogo, o fator nostalgia pega muito nesse game... todas as sagas Z bem resumida, um prato cheio pra os fãs com boas mecânicas, bom combate e tbm curti a forma de up dos personagens... mas!!! o jogo fica bem repetitivo quando vc chega ali nos 70% do game e vai ficando arrastado principalmente se vc optar em fazer as sides quests algo que achei a quantidade bem desnecessária...tipo a maioria só pra encher linguiça mesmo... enfim achei um bom jogo onde vc se diverti bastante mais que acaba cansando antes do final ... vale um 8/10

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot poderia ter sido muito melhor do que é, mas pra mim é só uma puta chatice tediosa ctrl c ctrl v do anime, só que com gráficos de jogo, as cenas são bonitas pelo menos, mas o jogo não inova em nada além disso.

Diálogos ruins
Lutas principais medíocres
Missões principais onde você é OBRIGADO a caçar tal item em tal lugar em toda saga o tempo todo só pra fazer você andar pelo mapa
Missões secundárias insuportáveis (único ponto positivo disso é que trouxe personagens antigos e conhecidos de volta)

Apesar disso tudo, eu amo Dragon Ball Z e também tive bons momentos com as principais partes da história.

I'm mixed overall. I love the style this game has even if it isn't graphically impressive. It's unique and works well for the universe. It controls very well, I love flying around the map and the combat, even if it's simple. It's nice to finally have an open world DBZ game.

But it's extremely repetitive. Once you play for about 5 hours you've seen most of the game and are just playing for cutscenes and story. It tells the story fine, but I don't think it's as crazy as it was hyped up to be.

This is a really unpopular opinion, but I actually liked the Card Warrior side mode a lot. Maybe it's my gacha addiction speaking but it was like Hearthstone with DBZ skin. It was fun. A shame that they shut it down.

Anyways, the base game is decent fun for one run.but I don't feel a need to play it again, or try the DLC.

Esse jogo é o meu favorito de dragon ball, ele reconta bem a história do Z e as sides quest são bem interessante mesmo que no final seja basicamente mais um combate, o sistema de fichas e comunidade é muito legal apesar das fichas das dlcs facilitarem muito dá pra facilmente maximizar tudo sem elas principalmente quando se busca maximizar a amizade com a maioria dos personagens, ele tem um combate bem mais simplificado do que XV 2 mas ele não deixa de ser divertido, principalmente com a árvore de habilidade dos personagens que liberam combos e poderes muito interessante, o mundo é muito vasto e tem muito coisa pra fazer, principalmente pós game que além das DLCS que tem foco em eventos próprios, tem diversos minigames e coletáveis pra pegar que somam recontando alguma parte do Anime ou dando um modelo novo pra visualizar além que é divertido completar coisas como Bestiário já que as criaturas dão materiais pra fazer receitas, itens ou vender por um preço bem alto.

"Hey! Go to point A!"
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"Thanks for coming to point A! You can go to point B now!"
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"Hey you're right about to go to a cool fight but can you take these materials first!"
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So much filler that really tests your willpower to keep playing the game

Um jogo bom!

Eu nunca assisti Dragon Ball Z, e queria jogar o jogo justamente para saber a sua história, e diria que consegui o que queria.

O jogo retrata muito bem os 4 arcos do anime, não sei se é 100% fiel e igual, mas eu gostei muito. Deu para saber toda a história direitinho.

Em questão de gameplay, o sistema de luta do jogo eu diria que é o melhor e o mais divertido que já joguei, é muito bem feito. O problema do jogo é que o jogo é uma grande repetição, o jogo se resume a lutas e todas são a mesma coisa, eu digo isso pois Naruto Strom também é um jogo que se resume a lutas e ainda sim não é repetitivo. Por conta disso, eu demorei muito tempo para zerar esse jogo.

Em geral, eu diria que é um bom jogo, se você nunca viu dragon ball é uma ótima porta de entrada, e se você já viu, vai ser muito divertido jogar as lutas que assistiu. Pra quem gosta de jogos de luta, é uma ótima escolha

There has been many Dragon ball games that came out over the years, either retelling the original story or telling it's original own thing, but Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot does storytelling the best. It also remembers some older characters from Goku's original journey as a kid, and it gives some memorable versions of iconic scenes from both the anime and manga.
On Switch, it runs pretty dang well, it mostly ran pretty well with the exception of one time, where 3 Gokus were doing Kamehamehas and a Spirit Bomb at the same time, it froze up just for a sec, but it was still a blast going through it. It's a bit fuzzy but it's not that noticeable once you get into playing more. The only gripe for this version is that the loading times could stretch a little when traveling to different areas, but it's certainly not a deal breaker.
The gameplay is pretty solid but also simple. Attacking is one button, Ki is another, and dodging and blocking, that's all you need to know while fighting, and of course theirs transformations and skills that you can unlock here, either by leveling up or by doing some training fights. Some of the main fights could be extremely fun to get into as well, as certain scenes can play out like how they did in the anime. The other cool thing is the World Map, iconic locations from Dragon Ball are mostly all here, and they're fun to explore in...oh that's right there's a little but of an open world feeling here too! Just flying around, collecting orbs or doing sidequests are a fun little diversion for a while, and they're not required for the main story.
Cyberconnect did a great job with the cutscenes here, giving that extra oomph that we all know them for doing, and on top of that they have the classic music that plays, though it would have been nice to get a couple Bruce Falconer osts in here too!
If you're a Dragon Ball fan and want to revisit the world of Z, this is an easy recommendation, go throw some Galick Guns and hit a Super Kamikaze Attack while you're playing too!

I have loved Dragon Ball basically my entire life, I’ve played tons of different games based off the series over the years and while I’ve adored tons of them this one has become my new favorite. Playing through the entire saga of DBZ from start to finish is amazing, and it really feels like you are living in the world as you fly through all the locations you recognize from the series.

I understand why people who love the “RPG” in the action-RPG genre but as someone much more into action games this was perfect for me. There are tons of RPG systems here you can use, but ultimately they are all additive and as long as you are spending a tiny amount of time leveling up your moves as you play through the sagas this game plays just like a fighting game. The combat is just deep enough where I never got sick of it, it has tons of flash to it and makes you feel like a total badass as you teleport behind enemies and unleash a powerful move to wipe them out. Despite being named Kakarot you do play as a good number of characters which was much appreciated. All of them are fun to play and have great unique move sets.

The open world is very basic, you can find the dragon balls and make wishes which is a great feature, but it mostly exists just to fly through and get from mission to mission (as well as pick up XP orbs like Crackdown). This was fine with me as it was very quick to navigate and filled with side quests that put the spotlight on lots of lesser used characters, especially tons with original Dragon Ball characters that were forgotten.

The last thing I want to shout out is the production value, the game does a great job adapting the entire story and while it does a good solid job most of the time there are moments they really go over the time. These moments are reserved for only the most special moments of the series, I won’t spoil them but they are done great justice here and are super memorable. This was just a great way to experience such a pivotal series in mine and many other’s lives so I’m very glad I played it.