DBZ: Kakarot is a very good way to experience the series and its iconic moments. From camera angles to expressions, it feels satisfying to see things happening the way they did in the anime, including lines and soundtrack. I enjoyed playing around with the community badges and exploring the world of Dragon Ball!
What made me slightly disappointed is that I was led to believe I was going to fight some characters that had models and mentioned fighting but they made mob characters fight for them instead (Although it was non-canon subquest material so it's fine).

Regardless, it's a pretty solid game and can be very entertaining once you start to get how things work!

RIP, Toriyama-sensei

This game made me Google search whether it's possible to create a Katamari IRL
As soon as I got the game rolling, I couldn't stop, and now I accidentally rolled myself as I type, HELP-
NANAA NANANANANA NANAA~