Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s first story DLC will be released on April 28. Titled, “New Power Awakens — Part 1,” the DLC tells a game exclusive story starring Goku and Vegeta as they train to become “Super Saiyan Gods” and defeat Beerus.
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a semi-open world action-adventure game that essentially retells the main storylines from the Dragon Ball Z anime. But with the first story DLC, developers at CyberConnect 2 are going to branch from the anime storylines and tell an original tale.
The DLC will allow players to earn more Experience Points, and the storyline can be accessed at any point during the main game. A Music Compilation Pack will also be available on the same day as the DLC’s release.
While there are plenty of Dragon Ball Z video games, Kakarot is slightly different in that it combines the arena combat elements with a semi-open world. In a way, the open-world parts are reminiscent of the Yakuza series while the arena fights that make up the combat portions will be familiar with anyone who has played the Dragon Ball Tenkaichi games.
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IGN reviewed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and gave it a 7 out of 10 citing how “underneath it all is a game that overflows with nostalgic love for the source material.”
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Matt Kim is a reporter for IGN.
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a semi-open world action-adventure game that essentially retells the main storylines from the Dragon Ball Z anime. But with the first story DLC, developers at CyberConnect 2 are going to branch from the anime storylines and tell an original tale.
The DLC will allow players to earn more Experience Points, and the storyline can be accessed at any point during the main game. A Music Compilation Pack will also be available on the same day as the DLC’s release.
While there are plenty of Dragon Ball Z video games, Kakarot is slightly different in that it combines the arena combat elements with a semi-open world. In a way, the open-world parts are reminiscent of the Yakuza series while the arena fights that make up the combat portions will be familiar with anyone who has played the Dragon Ball Tenkaichi games.
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IGN reviewed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and gave it a 7 out of 10 citing how “underneath it all is a game that overflows with nostalgic love for the source material.”
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Matt Kim is a reporter for IGN.
Source: IGN
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