DRAGON BALL FighterZ

A good, juicy anime fighting game with the Tag Team system - DRAGON BALL FighterZ - takes us on a fascinating journey through the beautiful animation of the fight itself, where “press all the buttons at once” and “use according to your abilities” are practically the same thing. The gameplay of the fighting game is, on the one hand, incredibly simple, but on the other hand, difficult and interesting if you play by the rules.

At the beginning of the game, we are offered to go to the training room, where we can try out several heroes, practice on a dummy and use a couple of combinations. The point is that the game asks us to play according to the “correct system”, and the developer makes it clear why. The whole colorful anime fighting game system is the correct placement of blocks, the use of spells and a polished fight that looks like an expensive action movie. If you randomly hit all the keys, then this scene will be incomprehensible to you.

Each character is given: light hit, medium, high. You can also teleport behind the enemy and use long-range attacks, but you quickly get tired of them - you want action, and the game gives it. By the way, all the characters are interconnected with each other. Before each fight, we move through chapters on a common map, so assembling a team is your direct responsibility, for which not much time is allocated. The better you combine characters, the more interesting the fight itself will be.

There is no script or plot in the game. The entire arcade is focused on gradually increasing the level of your opponents, who will choose the best characters, combine combinations that are more convenient for you, until at one point the artificial intelligence stops adapting to you and simply knocks out of you all the accumulated rank and silver coins (spent on stickers and emotions).