The board game aspect is usually reasonably short, you can progress alternatively quickly, although since on certain boards you can have the opportunity to obtain a Dragon Ball it’s advised to be careful and calculated in your ‘rolls’ so that you can get it since you cannot go backwards. The boss on each ‘level’ is usually the opponent/enemy you cannot pass over, whereas you can usually just skip lower level enemies such as Saibamen and members of the Frieza force. The enemy tiles can be broken down into two categories, those that can be skipped over assuming you’re ‘roll’ is enough, i.e if it’s five spaces away from your position and you ‘roll’ a six, then you’ll pass over it and ones which you cannot skip over, even if you have enough moves in your ‘roll’ to pass over it, you’ll be forced into an encounter.
Finally, you have an enemy tile, which if you land on then you have to do battle.
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For example there are several free spaces, where nothing happens, you just progress, while other tiles, ones with a question mark, indicate a random effect (meaning that a random event will happen such as a reduction in your health, the power of one of your characters might temporarily be boosted or you might gain an item), you also might land on an item tile, which as the name suggests will give you a random item. The gameplay is split into two sections, the first part is laid out like a board game, wherre you pick from one of three randomly generated numbers, and whichever number you pick out of the three will be the number of moves you make across the ‘board’, and depending upon what space you land on will dictate the outcome of that turn.
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I do think it still does enough on top of that to make it unique, and most if not all of the Dragon Ball games do tend to include aspects of travelling through important moments in the series to fight Dragon Ball characters, in fact you can click here to read a review of another Dragon Ball game I’ve reviewed.Īs you continue through the game, and especially during the introductory portion of the game you are guided along by Trunks and King Kai (both important supporting characters in the anime and manga) who offer you advice and lead you through the plot of the game. In broad strokes it’s similar to the plot of Xenoverse, especially the whole part about distortions in time, and being able to fight the Z-Fighters as well as various other characters throughout important and key moments in Dragon Ball history. The basic story, involved you playing as an unnamed warrior (whom you later get to name) who helps Trunks to prevent issues caused by an expanding dimensional distortion.
While in terms of game design it isn’t the most innovative, clearly a lot of work went into it, and it has a surprisingly interesting and engaging story which makes it well worth playing.
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It was developed by Akatsuki and published by Bandai Namco, and was released worldwide on both Android and iOS on July 16th 2015, having been available in Japan on Android since January 30th 2015 and iOS since February 19th 2015. Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle is a free to play adventure mobile game, based on the Dragon Ball franchise.
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