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The emperor called and my wallet answered.

Zero fun.

The what if/branching paths are so uninspired it would've been better to not have them at all. Some of the paths in fact just end and have no implications, for example if you fight Raditz alone and beat him that path plays out the saiyan saga with the difference being the Z fighters are still alive. Frieza then invades earth and if you beat him... that's it. There's no affect on subsequent sagas because apparently they don't happen on that path.

There's lots of missing battles between characters that were present in literally every other dragonball Z game.
There's no versatility involving combat, combos are always the same, you can't customise or swap out the skills of a character which means they get boring real quick. Transformations are 100% pointless because you can just start off as said transformation since that's a separate character and you always do in the story mode.
Controls are god awful and clunky, the AI cheats with absurd reaction times and randomly gets free super armour even when being attacked from behind, which the game literally tells you that's a vulnerable point that can't be defended against.
The characters themselves are so horribly balanced that there's absolutely no reason whatsoever to use anyone in Z, when all the Super characters are straight up broken.

Once you've beaten the character stories, there's literally no reason to play the game. You've got the world tournaments but they're dull, and are basically just three matches. You can play online if you fancy getting disconnected and going up against fusion characters but that's it. Dragonball Z: Kakarot had an open world and optional bosses to fight, hell Budokai 3 had optional fights and small branching pathways, skills to unlock and levelled challenged. This pile of crap? Nothing. If this is what's in store for the Dragonball series then holy crap it's over, especially since people are meat riding this turd.

P.S Great Ape Vegeta isn't tough, get gud.

While they've done a great job with the atmosphere, range of options to enhance the experience and overall challenge, this game runs like a fat kid in a half-marathon. Vaulting over obstacles, opening a door, viewing the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ map frequently causes the framerate to drop to 3fps.

Wait a bit before purchasing since this game is in dire need of a patch.

It's supposed to be based in feudal Japan in the 1200s, where are all the black people?

Pretty damn good for early access, there's a lot of strategic elements and planning but the best bit is the map generation. Choosing any location in the world down to its street name and have those details generated like you're using google maps, just means you'll be back for many playthroughs.

Also you can get revenge on your ex/workplace by destroying their building, what's not to love?

The game is a lot of fun and the issue on micro-transactions has been blown out of proportion. Sure it's cheeky and greedy, but I haven't felt the need to purchase them, heck you wouldn't even notice the game has them.

The game has a few optimisation issues but overall, you don't need to make extra purchases to get the most out of it.

Not a bad game so far, it reminds me of Aliens: Dark Descent in regards to squad and resource management. There's a lot of strategic layers to it like ammo types, specific vehicle parts being destroyed basically what you would see in Men of War. There are some choices you can make that will work in your favour or bite you in the arse, your annoying sergeant makes that obvious.

It is however blatantly not finished. There's a few optimisation issues and the pathfinding for individual soldiers/vehicles is some of the worst I've ever seen in an RTS game, so make sure to pick it up cheap.

When it works, it's a very fun game.

When it works.

When it doesn't (which is a lot), it's frequent low framerates and crashes when loading. Worth picking up absolutely but for full price? Lord no.

Perception: Failed

I genuinely love the survival elements in this game. I've had to plan my routes to desperately avoid patrolling drones, watch and conserve my ammo when possible, and choose the best locations to have fights. When things have gone to hell (and they will, definitely) it feels like the iconic scenes in the movie where you have to fall back, or extract whilst fighting off the encroaching horde. All with the authentic sounds of the pulse rifle and motion tracker going crazy, it all adds up to a genuine great experience

I really hope this game continues to get support and more content.