As the beta was limited, I’m not certain what it takes to get your flying license but I do love the fact that it creates an objective outside of the missions themselves and it’s something that will no doubt add to the social element. Eventually, there will even be a way to earn your flying license so that you can Superman around Conton City with your friends when you’re not on missions fighting. The beta overall felt much more interactive than the first game, and the ability to use vehicles adds to the social experience. But the great thing to know for fans of the last game is that the biggest pitfalls are going to be addressed in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.įirstly, the game’s hub world Conton City is seven times larger than Toki Toki City in the first game. Considering the fact that there are missions based on exact moments that were in the first Xenoverse, it’s important that we ask the question – “what will be different in Xenoverse 2?” To be completely honest, not a whole lot. Take your Z-Warrior and fight to preserve all the best Dragon Ball Z moments and contest the evil conspiracy that is taking place. This raised the question of how different this game would actually be from the original. Typically it takes around 2 years to develop a quality sequel judging by that it’s easy to assume that Xenoverse 2 had a fast development cycle. I wasn’t surprised by the fact that there would be a sequel as the first game sold pretty well but I was surprised that the sequel would be coming this year, as it’s still so soon after the first. With the ability to create your own Z-Warrior, level them up and fight alongside your online buddies, Dragon Ball Xenoverse was everything I wanted in a Dragon Ball Z game.Įarlier this year it was revealed that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 was incoming, and it would be released this very year. It had been a while since Dragon Ball Z fans had been presented with a game they could be proud to champion. When Dragon Ball Xenoverse released in February of 2015 I was excited.
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