DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE

Good game.

yes goku fun

If I don't, who will?!

This game is amazing and fun i love being able to create my own character to fight with and how you have to fix stuff in timelines

I played this game when it first came out but on a friends PC since I didn't have one lol. So got the game for nostalgia.

Overall, great experience with the game. Story is really good, makes it even more nostalgic since you're basically revisiting your childhood and get to live it in someway. Combat is really fun, customising character is cool too.

Game always comes on sale, so recommend only getting it then, don't be silly and pay full price for a 10 year old game 0.o

Help Its just a black screen

Dumb Silly Dragon Ball Create your Character game, you can learn infinite combos with the character you make iirc at least for Saiyan/Frieza race and you'll have a great time just mindlessly destroying the game. Since its the first it's super bare bones but unlike Xenoverse 2 I think its a strength making it feel much more accessible especially for how easy it can be, it can probably run on a potato for how smooth it runs. Mind you it was meant for Xbox 360/PS3 so any decent computer is gonna effortlessly run it, probably isn't better than Xenoverse 2 but for a quick mindless Dragon Ball gaming session it works perfectly.

Gonko

I'm sure 99% of people don't read reviews. That's why I confess that I love young, beautiful women.

En:
A really nice game, you can really see that Toriyama collaborated on the story: we were tired of the story always being the same, well, now we have a game based on alternative plots that we have to solve and we will do it with our character whose moves, stats and races will influence him a lot, not very deep as an RPG system, but quite satisfying in my opinion.
It:
Un gioco veramente bello, si vede proprio che ci ha collaborato Toriyama per la storia: ci eravamo stufati che la storia è sempre uguale, bene, ora abbiamo un gioco basato sulle trame alternative che dobbiamo risolvere e lo faremo col nostro personaggio le cui mosse, statistiche e razze lo influenzeranno molto, non molto profondo come sistema di rpg, ma abbastanza soddisfacente a mio dire.

These game is super fun and one of my favorite grinding games.

hehe boi

this game doesn't respect your time.

the character creation is 10/10, the story and gameplay are decent.

but, where this game falls apart is the extra missions and the amount of RNG to get the item you want.

the extra missions start off cool, like teaming up with raditz to beat up piccolo and goku (opposite of the main story). but they end up in marathon fights where you fight trunks and goten, then their saiyan forms, then gotenks, then his saiyan form, then their dads, then their dads saiyan form, then vegito... it gets old really fast.

then getting the items you want can be virtually impossible. you have to go to a side quest, hope you get RNG for a special encounter, then RNG that the encounter drops the item you need, and do that 200-300 times. that's how people end up replaying the same 5-20 minute missions hundreds of times for one item.

there is a little bit of fun to be had if you're not a completionist, but there are much better dbz games out there. if you're a completionist, please save your sanity and download the save editor to get everything.

Very Beautiful Very Powerful

I have a special place in my heart for this game. BUT

It was special (though there's definitely some nostalgia here) and *felt* cool when it first came out but has become completely and utterly obsolete unless you really want to experience this game's story (which, I'll tell you right now, isn't all that special, just look it up). Xenoverse 2 is both a better game in literally every way, and is cheaper.

Not really *bad* so much as it is completely pointless to purchase.

Fun game, plays about the same as Budukai 3, which is a great game too. Custom build your own character too? If you're a Dragon Ball fan like me, play this game.

frieza... cooler... king cold... and icee

lool

even tho the game is old by now its still fun to play and the graphyics are pretty good for when it was release

me likey dragon ball

its a good game

Very nostalgic game, and very good for newer dragon ball fans.

This game is really fun, i really like the battles. Best thing is i get 60 fps on this game without having to sacrafice graphics due to its age, but dont let its age fool you, its a great game from what i have played so far.

peak

DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE

good A

El juego promete, voy a seguir probando a ver si no he tirado el dinero a la basura, cuando lo compre hace unos años

nice game

cool

Black screen with sound when booting, tried a lot of guides on how to fix this to no avail so far.

I managed to boot it on the steamdeck after my laptop remained unsuccessfull, but I need it on my laptop.

So yeah only recommended if you own a steamdeck for the time being.

una cagada

Memory That Game 8/10

no

I bought this game by mistake for my brother. He didn't played it, but after some months I started playing it with my controller (not keyboard) and find it super saiyan amazing. I am still playing it and thinking of buying xenoverse 2 and 3 and so on. Maza aa gaya.

amazing game still

This game maybe bad but i like it.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is a fantastic game that successfully combines the best elements of the Dragon Ball universe with engaging gameplay mechanics. The ability to create and customize your own fighter is a standout feature, allowing players to choose from a variety of races, each with unique stats and fighting styles. The game's story mode revisits iconic moments from the Dragon Ball Z series, adding a fresh twist and allowing players to play a pivotal role in these battles.

The combat system is fast-paced and exciting, capturing the spectacle and intensity of DBZ fights. The addition of online multiplayer modes adds to the fun, letting you team up with friends or other players to take on challenging missions and engage in epic battles. The game also includes a variety of side quests and customization options, making it a rich and immersive experience for fans of the series.

Overall, Dragon Ball Xenoverse offers a great mix of nostalgia and new content, making it a must-play for any Dragon Ball fan.

I absolutely love this game I would recommend it to any Dragon Ball fan and also people that aren't Dragon Ball fans the game is amazing sure I got it well it's on sale But I would say it's worth the full amount Of money I haven't played Xenoverse 2 yet but once I do I will write a view on that

Game is Fun
Combat can feel a little bit clunky sometimes but its fun

fun

GOOD

juegaso(como todos los juegos de dragon ball)

fun

Hermosura de juego que no envejece :)

getting pummled by big muscular men make me verry happy

I didn't like the levels and skill points mechanics. I mean, you can beat any quest or mission skill wise, but if you don't have the required level you will get beaten in no time. Also it can get pretty unbalanced and repetitive, and I don't mean the missions, it is a fighting game all there is to it is fighting; but you get to a point in which enemies will spam special attacks and you will be forced to stop fighting and start spamming specials. Story and customization are cool, though.

why is my saibaman now sonic the hedgehog

super fun

Okay, I have a lot to say about this game. However, I will start by saying that I love this game, my playtime should speak to that. But I cannot recommend it in good conscience, for a variety of reasons. Chief of which are that it is an online game with a low player count nowadays, and that you can get all of this game's content within its sequel for less than just buying this game.
Now, to get to my review proper. This is written from the perspective of someone who has completed this game in every sense of the word. Yes, I spent hundreds of hours grinding Parallel Quests to obtain everything in the game.

My perspective on this game has shifted a lot over the amount of time I have sunken into it. I started off full of nostalgia for the game I played way back at release, then I went to a slightly harsher view, and finally to acknowledging that, though I love this game, it does not respect the player or their time. I'll break this down into a few sections, and go over what I like, and why I think this game actively fights the player for wanting to enjoy it.

Section one, the game play. This is the game's strongest point, never once did I stop enjoying this. I am not very big into fighting games, I'm just not good at them, but this one I enjoy a lot. It's simple, easy to pick up, a whole lot of fun. My only real complaints are the fact that you can't see your opponent's stamina or Ki, and thus can't make informed decisions based on them, and an issue I'll expand on in section two. This is a simple arena fighter, and occasionally a beat-em-up. You have a few methods of attack; weak attack, strong attack, ki blasts, evasive skills, and Super/Ultimate attacks. To use super/ultimate attacks, you have to have a corresponding amount of Ki, being 100 (equal to one visual bar) and 300 respectively, and to use evasive skills, you have to have 300 stamina. Additionally, you can vanish by timing a button press with an opponent's attack, or you can block incoming attacks. There are a few issues I have with the special attacks, but to go into them, I'll need a bit more context. There are several different types of attacks in the game, Strike, Energy, Power-up, transformation and other. Strike attacks, in my opinion, are difficult to land and rarely give enough damage to be worth that lack in range. Energy attacks feel random at times, and because some are nearly identical to each other, finding the best ones can be quite the difficult task. Power-up moves are rarely worth even thinking about as they leave you wide open for at least a second or two for buffs that sometimes hardly last 10 seconds. Tranformation skills have a unique problem, in that out of the 8 total options, (7 in the base game), a whopping 4 of them can only be used by Saiyans, and on top of that, those 4 are the best ones in the game. Other type skills are a mixed bag, but they do contain the only way to charge Ki without attacking or being attacked. No full set of skills is without its odd issues.

Section two, Difficulty balancing. This is just bad, there is no way around that. The game feels like it was balanced entirely around Saiyans, because they have the absolutely broken ability to spam ultimate attacks for as long as they have ki and stamina as soon as they get access to the first of 4 different Super Saiyan skills. This overpowered ability means that if the game wants to have any challenge to the myriad of people that pick Saiyan because this is a dragon ball game, they have to over tune the difficulty as any other race. There are some missions that borderline require the ability that Saiyans have to lock down enemies, as they want you to protect characters that have very little health. I tried to play as a Majin for a bit, after unlocking the ONLY Ultimate attack transformation that non-Saiyans can use, and I found that one such mission was prohibitively difficult when I was unable to keep pressure on one enemy indefinitely. That is a harsh strike against this game, but not as harsh as...

Section Three, RNG. This game is absolutely plagued with RNG, and it takes thing from fun to frustrating VERY quickly. The game's content is mostly held within the 67 (66 not counting the tutorial, 55 not counting DLC) Parallel Quests, and these are where all of the RNG is held. Practically everything in these horrible things is RNG. Skill drops, clothing drops, accessory drops, and even whether you get to go to the end of the mission are all random. Every mission has what is called an "Ultimate Finish" in which enemies will get up, or new enemies will spawn after the end of a mission. To access these sections, you must meet certain conditions while playing the mission. This is fine by itself, a cool idea even. However, it is not fine that even if you fulfill these requirements, there's a good chance the mission will simply act like you didn't. Worse yet, the game doesn't even give you the courtesy of telling you what the conditions even are until you have successfully triggered them AND the game decides to allow passage into these sections. This would be bad enough even if some of the conditions weren't odd and overly specific, like one relatively early mission where you have to leave an area mid battle, find and recruit an ally, who is the only one in the game who will join you on speaking to them, and then return to the battle, and let that new ally die. And even then, after all that, there is a good chance the game will bar you from the Ultimate Finish portion of the mission. And if that weren't bad enough, there are many, MANY drops throughout the game with abysmal drop rates that can only be accessed WITHIN these section that have RNG just to get to. Grinding this game to full completion to a toll on me because of the sheer amount of random elements.

In conclusion, I cannot recommend this game both because it is outdated, and, though I love it, it would sooner spit in the player's face with awful RNG than actually respect them and their time.

Great Dragon Ball game, definitely get if it's on sale otherwise get Xenoverse 2.