Thanks to Goku’s inexperience with his smaller form and the Demon Realm’s heavy air, you can’t fly around freely anymore, ...

Kakarot Daima Adventures Through the Demon Realm Part 1 DLC shows players its new features, enemies, and more.

Kakarot Daima DLC part one is launching on July 17, with an all-new traileravailable that shows off some new gameplay.

The first time I heard about Dragon Ball Z Kakarot and how it was going to be more like an RPG, it honestly didn’t sound like a stretch to me. Decades of fighting-based games might have ...

At its core, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot leaves a lot to be desired from a video game. The semi-open world can be boring at times, and the fighting is a bit too simplistic to keep you engaged for more ...

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot has had a steady trickle of DLC since it launched three years ago, the most recent of which tells the story of Goku’s dad, Bardock, which goes to show you there are plenty ...

Despite lackluster RPG mechanics, the fighting and the story presentation of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is enough to make this a worthwhile venture through the world of DBZ for fans and newcomers alike.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot might not be a great game but it's an excellent interpretation of the series' world — and a fantastic way to honor the late Akira Toriyama. Skip to main content.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot captures that fantasy — including the tons of filler the series is known for. But as much as the filler helps flesh out the world, sometimes it works against it.

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is a completely different DBZ game to anything fans have ever played, and that’s a good thing. The sprawling open-world and various activities to complete allow players to ...

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, on the other hand, is more limited in terms of its combat. While it definitely has a wealth of dodging, guarding and countering mechanics on par with Xenoverse 2, ...