Graphics: 60% Sound: 60% Replay/Extras: 100% Gameplay: 95% Family Friendly Factor: 60% System: PS Vita/PS3/PS4(tested) Publisher: Square Enix Developer: Square Enix Rating: ‘E10+' - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY {Alcohol Reference, Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes}

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 builds upon the original title with enhanced graphics that will further immerse players into the largest and most detailed Dragon Ball world ever developed.

Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse 2 does a lot of things right and improves on almost all the mechanics of the first game. Many of the new concepts put into the game make the game much more appealing and user friendly, especially to new comers.

Dragon Quest Builders serves as the jumping-off point for a new tale in a new period using an old setting--the storied land of Alefgard from the first Dragon Quest. It's an alternate reality that begins where the original game ends, but with a twist: the hero from the first game didn't defeat the...

Engrossing crafting and building systems; Endearing enemies help the hours fly by; Rewarding quests; Invasions introduce superb tower-defense gameplay

Disappointing lack of cross-save given identical content between platforms

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 combines fighting and role playing together in the Dragon Ball universe. Marking the second title on this generation of consoles players can take command of 68 playable characters. Set around two years after the original Xenoverse game players pick up a special mission f...

Expanded universe – Tight fighting mechanics you've come to love

PC port is a let down

"Sure, there's some problems here and there that could use some tuning, but DQB is one of the most interesting and unique titles I've played in a long time." © 2016 Square Enix. All rights reserved.

A fantastic sandbox experience with just enough direction to justify a huge time investment

The combat is a mess and you do far too much of it for the game's own good

'Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2' is the best game based upon Akira Toryiama's legendary series in quite some time. The combat feels more fluid and responsive than its predecessor, and it's packed with enough content to keep players busy for dozens of hours.

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

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

I bought this for my boyfriend after he got addicted to it because our roommate had it. He absolutely loves it and it's fun to watch him play too!