Dragon Ball Z Kakarot - Video game Review!
Trailer:
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot came to us in late 2019 by Bandai Namco.
Story Game:
The Dragon Ball story is a special story (I don't think anyone knows the series) but I'll tell anyway.
A number of fighters (historical creatures with a combination of technology) protect the earth.
Goku and his friends are fighting against people who want to hit the Earth, this is how it begins - then they discover it's all about the planet and then the entire universe. Throughout the game, he makes new friends with special abilities, gathers allies, and finds new ways in which he can grow stronger.
The story of the series is wonderfully conveyed in the game. Each of the four main sagas - the Saisin, Friza, Sel, and Bo, takes its time, along with the background.
Gameplay:
The world at play is an open world. You can fly around the world, fight random battles, and go through the game events at your own pace. Different activities will help you pass the time between story sections, whether it's different side quests, fruit picking, fishing, and more. You can cook different meals that will improve your metrics for fights, buy groceries from the market and talk to different people around the world.
In addition, you can also get "Soul Emblems" with which you can get bonuses such as strengthening attacks, raising your energy and more.
In order to get all the “Soul Emblems” you will need to help characters around the world and think a little outside the box.
The Dragon Ball Z Kakarot battle system gives you lots of tools, and will take you some time to master them all. The battles take place on a 3D battlefield and give you a full range of movement. Whether approaching or moving away from the opponent, moving aside quickly, flying up or down, and more. A number of key buttons will allow you easy access to all your capabilities. You can hit, shoot energy, charge energy, defend, and use the special attacks. These are the moves you will use the most.
The usual blows with a combination of attacks feel so real - your character rallies around the opponent and beats him mercilessly until its most spectacular, and very satisfying. In defense of an opponent's attacks, if you have enough energy, you can stop his attacks in one of two ways - create a small local energy blast to repel him, or launch behind him and launch a powerful counter attack.
In addition, you also have the option to change shapes to different degrees at certain stages. From the legendary kayokan, to super sayan 3, this transformation will significantly strengthen you, but will cost you a steady flow of energy as long as you stay in it.
Because the game is also a role-playing game, the possibility of launching new attacks and strengthening existing ones will cost you various balls scattered around the world. These bullets are the only way to bolster your attacks, and you can either collect them from the world or gain them from battles.
Game Graphics:
Game graphics are just like the series and even better (initially you think you're watching the series and playing it together).
The characters really come to life, the animations look very good, and the game in general looks crisp and smooth.
Game Sound:
The game with the anime tunes in the series tunes contribute a lot to the cinematic segments, making them more exciting, powerful, exciting, and more interesting. The English dubbing is very high quality and basically the music of the game really makes you feel like you are getting into the game.
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is the best Dragon Ball Z game ever released that is not a beating game.
It conveys the story of the anime in the best way with the best graphics, good playability, fast and cool which develops over time and gives players more choices, direct music from the anime with two top quality dubbing, and a very good gaming experience overall.
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