Breathe it in: the fresh crisp air in the open world, the grassy plains and hills as far as the eye can see, alone with your imagination in a world where everything fits into neatly cubed spaces as you destroy and rebuild to your heart's content.

Visual and Audio Nostalgia; Simple Controls; Freedom To Create; Delightfully Witty

Frequent Menus; No Combat Locking

Great game to get on sale, loads of content and characters. I've never played any other pervious Xenoverse games but this one is good. also 60 fps on consoles

AHHHHHHGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Ka…me…ha…me…HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Are two words (noises?) every Dragon Ball Z fan will have heard time and time again, be it in the anime or the many video games that have been released over the years.

Dragon Quest Builders' sandbox crafting gameplay mixed with classic JRPG mechanics results in a fun gameplay experience, but the omission of multiplayer is disappointing.

Going Goku down in Acapulco.

Combat feels fluid; Lots of opportunities to fight; Customisation is vast

Fighting can feel repetitive; Battle can last a little too long; No interaction with environments

Working the Time Patrol beat is time consuming.

"Just needs more training."

It's definitely the least favourite game in the DBZ Xenoverse series.

Good game must have for a dragon ball z fan

To several people, I'm sure, Dragon Ball was their introduction to anime. I'm among those who broached new territory and had a hard time grasping that a show could be in both English and Japanese.

Robust Combat System; Much-Improved Hub City; Anime Nostalgia

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