Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot seems to be going for the same kind of thing, with every chapter made to feel like an episode of the anime, complete with the classic Dragon Ball narrator reading the ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC based on Dragon Ball Daima will be released in parts, with Part 1 launching in Q3 2025. Fans can expect to engage with Dragon Ball Daima content in games for the ...

Kakarot game in the same way that the four Dragon Ball Z sagas were. For DLC, the Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie and the ongoing manga arcs could be adapted. Gameplay would inevitably be ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the most comprehensive and loving recreation of the DBZ canon there’s ever been, telling the story through the lens of a free-roaming action RPG rather than a straight ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot isn’t a great game. Sure, it does an excellent job of presenting the series’ storyline and delivering copious amounts of fan service. However, I never found its shallow ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a semi-open world fighting game where you relive the most memorable moments from the anime series. You step into the shoes of Son Goku – and a few other characters ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot feels just like playing the anime — only without all those pointless filler episodes. and the game's producer, Ryosuke Hara of developer CyberConnect 2, tells Inverse that ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is getting another substantial DLC offering this summer, this time based on the recent Dragon Ball Daima anime. This is the first chapter in a two-part expansion ...

It would be nice to say that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot fans are growing used to the silence, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The game has now been out for over 13 months, yet there hasn't ...

The Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Legendary Edition is a massive bundle that’s great for new players who want to catch up on all of the content the game has to offer. It includes the full game along ...

Be sure to check out our previous entry, where we talk about Hi-Fi Rush. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot must seem absolutely incomprehensible to someone who didn’t grow up reading or watching Akira ...