If you land an attack, you’ll hit your enemy and send them flying in the direction you attacked from. From there, you’ll choose what side to attack from, as they choose what side to guard from. As you pick which enemy to attack, you’ll fly towards them in the “fighting ring” stage that each battle takes place on. The best part of combat is that, unlike most RPGs, your characters aren’t stationary. In battles, you and your team of four other characters take turns attacking enemies with melee attacks, ki blasts, and special attacks. It’s a silly, fanservice stuffed story about fighting and friendship, which is the real core of the franchise.ĭragon Ball Fusions ‘s gameplay is surprisingly diverse, as it successfully combines more unconventional RPG gameplay with the action of Dragon Ball Z. If you’re going into Fusions expecting a serious, Xenoverse -style plot, you’ll be disappointed, but that’s not how Fusions should be approached. The story doesn’t try to be canon, or overly serious.

Similar to the concept of the Xenoverse series, all of the timelines, canons, and characters of the Dragon Ball universe are mixed into one universe, but this time, for a huge tournament, wished for by your avatar, and rival Saiyan Pinnich.

The plot of Dragon Ball Fusions is light, fun, and silly. An RPG revolving around fusion sounds like a lot of fun, and thankfully, it is. Luckily, that’s not actually possible, so I jumped at the opportunity to review Dragon Ball Fusions. Having recently reviewed Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, one would think that I may be tapped out on Dragon Ball. MonsterVine was provided with a code for review With its endless number of fusions and surprisingly unique turn-based gameplay, Dragon Ball Fusions is another delight for fans of the series everywhere.

Full of ingenuity, Dragon Ball Fusions proves that there’s still room for creativity in the Dragon Ball game library.

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