Graphics: They're smooth and have good quality to say the least. There isn't really much of a difference from the other game console versions. 5/5

Sound: Most of the music in the game is recycled from raging blast with a few new ones. Could've been better, but still great nevertheless. As for sound effects, they're the same and good as ever. This is what helps make a dragon ball z game what it is. 5/5

Addictiveness: Despite the rather limited combat system of the game, the ability to make your very own dream team for the first time ever in dbz history with a few customizations like changing the color of characters outfits will keep fans occupied. Not to mention the dlc like super saiyan bardock will also add a bit of a touch. 5/5

Story: The plot starts off in the saiyan saga, and technically ends at the majin saga. The ones with beerus the god destruction are played in extra ages afterwards. However, the main story itself is also rather limited. But still good. 5/5

Depth: Despite the limited gameplay and plot, the challenging missions and large open environments makes for up for it. Players can buy cards and equip them to their team which boosts stats, and grants certain benefits during missions. Playable characters are divided into types like melee and support with power levels. Characters with high power levels will reduce the amount of points the player will have to continue if defeated. Last and not least there is a multiplayer mode and online mode. The game doesn't support multiplayer on the same system which may come as a disappointment to some fans. 4/5.

Difficulty: While some of the missions themselves may come off a challenge, the basic controls during combat is not. It is mainly pressing a single button to attack, and hardly anything else. Very simple and easy to learn. 3/5

Overall: It's a good game, and any fans new or old will be able to enjoy playing. 5/5