Let’s get to my favorite aspect of the game, which is exploring the amazing world that CyberConnect2 brings to life. That’s enough ranting about loading screens. This requires loading screen only for you to have to go back to the place where you initially started the quest aka yet another loading screen.Īll right. However, where it really starts to get annoying is during certain side quests where you need to fly to one area to talk to someone, only for the game to automatically put you in another location. You tend to do this a lot, especially as you try to collect all seven Dragon Balls, which outside of the story quest respawn every 20 minutes.
Normally, I can handle a few loading screens, but every time you jump to a new area, the game has to load. This wouldn’t be a huge problem, but one of my biggest gripes with the game tends to be the copious amounts of loading times.
Players have to repeat the same actions over and over, such as fighting, having to do a quest or two, fighting once again, talking to someone and then fighting again. I enjoyed Kakarot’s story aspect, but it can get pretty tedious and repetitive. From start to finish, the company delivers with some spectacular character designs and environments that you could really tell were given so much love and attention to create a stunning world that you can’t help but explore.ĭragon Ball Z consisted of 291 episodes, but all of that is condensed perfectly to just a little over 30 hours of gameplay in Kakarot, and that’s completing the game while taking on minimal quests. When it was revealed that CyberConnect2 would be working on this title, there was no doubt in my mind that the visuals would be amazing. I welcomed some of these additions, which include seeing the return of characters who haven’t been depicted since the original Dragon Ball series, such as Launch. You will find some noticeable changes, such as the removal of a certain scenario from a battle, but ultimately, it doesn’t affect the overall story. The game does a fantastic job of retelling the entire series across the four arcs, but there are some details that are missed out on.
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