I'll say after beating the game and getting 100% on the achievements I can actually say I had a ton of fun playing through this game. It's definitely one of the best Dragon Ball RPGs out there and the game play is really enjoying - though tedious - it's the fact that I can 100% it in under 50 hours. I don't get to game as much, but as a Dragon Ball fan this was certainly one I'll gladly go back to on other systems in the future. Shame we never got the PS5/Xbox Series X|S graphical update, but I'm sure there'll be mods to remedy that. Definitely recommend!

Based on my experience of playing this game from release and until today -- the day I 100% the achievements -- I want to say I really do enjoy the game. Most people on here are reasonably upset with the lack of communication and updates from the devs, but I want to say the only major flaw I have encountered was the button swap issue when playing online, and that is why my hours aren't insanely high. For some time, I went on hiatus until these glitches were resolved, but they had fixed the glitch at the same time as when Yajirobe was nerfed - whom I mained for a bit - not knowing tier lists or lack of caring for it.

See, I have been paying attention to all Dragon Ball games since BT2 on PS2, and when this game was announced, and also being knowledgeable of the FGC, I was hoping people could relax with this game, because there was no balanced characters. So, when I did play Yajirobe taking out God characters and Fusions, I was grinning ear to ear. However, people cried, my character died, and I buried the game for a time.

Now I just play characters that annoy people, like Pan, Videl, and a bunch of other lore weak characters. It's fun. I'm competitive to a point, but only to play the game the way I like it, not based on meta, so I don't get upset when people rage quit or use overused characters whom I'd assume are top tier.

For the single player experience, I will admit most was a chore, and for the parts where I hoped they put more effort into the story, they flopped (looking at you SSJ Goku's first transformation on Planet Namek). Now where I actually paid attention and was pleasantly surprised was the What If bits, they were great and entertaining.

The bonus matches that people created were hit and miss, but I can see some solid time put in there for those who were big on making YouTube fanfics with subtitles using Windows Movie Maker from eons ago. Keep up the good work the lot of you! I'd love to make a YouTube series of cool stories to showcase.

I hope the game continues to have as much support as Xenoverse 2 is getting, and if sequels come maybe consider the Raging Blast 3 Fanwish Project approach. As of right now, I think it's bare for what the game offers, but I cannot ignore this game as a love letter to Dragon Ball fans.