The first two campaigns play fairly similar to one another, whereas the third campaign definitely feels the lightest in terms of actual story. While the story elements are fairly satisfying, the enemies you battle throughout the 18-20 hour campaign are painfully bland.
The story mode consists of three campaigns that retread portions of the same story albeit through different perspectives and some entirely new moments. Combine the fact that you can play in either English or Japanese voiceovers, allows Dragon Ball FighterZ to satisfy all fans of the anime, no matter your stance on dubbed or subtitles.ĭragon Ball FighterZ features a full-length story mode that sees multiple heroes and villains coming together to take on an evil the likes the series has never seen. The Dragon Ball series has a wide cast of characters to choose from and while the game doesn't feature the largest ensemble of fighters featured in a Dragon Ball fighting game, it does feature a varied selection of series favorites that refrain from feeling like pallet swaps of one another. Arc System Works ability to make a 3D model look like a high definition 2D sprite is truly an impressive achievement and Dragon Ball is a franchise that works so perfect with this style that I'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner. When it was announced that Arc System Works, developers of the gorgeous Guilty Gear and BlazBlue series, were tasked with creating a fighting game based on the beloved series, It felt like a match made in heaven, and for the most part, it very much is.īoth current gen iterations of Guilty Gear and BlazBlue look and play like a big production animated feature despite each character being modeled in 3D.
It's never been a franchise that sparked my interest to any large degree yet I've almost always checked out the story-based games like the Xenoverse series and even as far back as Dragon Ball Z: Sagas on the PlayStation 2 way back in 2005.
I've only ever been a casual fan of the Dragon Ball anime and never once read any of the manga pertaining to the long-running series.
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