An excellent, juicy anime fighting game with a tag team system - Dragon Ball FighterZ - takes us on a fascinating journey through the beautiful battle animations themselves, where "press all the buttons at once" and "according to your Ability Use" is pretty much the same thing. On one hand, the gameplay of fighting games is very simple, but on the other hand, it can become difficult and interesting if you follow the rules.

　　At the beginning of the game we were asked to go to the training room, where we could try out several heroes, practice on dummies and use several combinations. The point is that the game requires us to play according to the "correct system", and the developers make it very clear why. The entire colorful anime fighting game system is so correct with block placement, spell usage, and beautiful combat that it looks like an expensive action movie. If you hit all the keys randomly, this scene will be incomprehensible to you.

　　Each character has: light attack, medium attack, and high attack. You can also teleport behind enemies and use ranged attacks, but you get tired of them quickly - you want action, and the game gives it to you. By the way, all the characters are interconnected. Before each battle, we go through the chapters on a universal map, so building your team is your direct responsibility, and not much time is allocated for this. The better the characters are put together, the more interesting the battles themselves will be.

　　There is no script or plot in the game. The whole point of the arcade is to gradually level up your opponents, who will choose the best characters, putting together combos that are more convenient for you, until one day the AI stops adapting to you and simply knocks all your accumulated skills down . Levels and credits (spent on stickers and sentiments).