Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero's reviews have just dropped, and it's looking positive across the board.
Sparking Zero sits at a score of 84 on Open Critic, indicating a strong positive reception.
TheGamer's George Foster gave Sparking Zero a 4.5/5 in his review, highlighting that the fighters all feel unique from one another, despite the game having such a huge roster. He also praises the sheer amount of content in the game, saying that it "puts most other Dragon Ball games and triple-A releases to shame".
"Even after playing Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero with a massive grin on my face for more than 50 hours, I feel like I’ve barely scratched the surface of everything that it has to offer and still have so many more battles and events to make my way through," he writes. "Its smart evolution of Budokai Tenkaichi’s combat, stacked and detailed roster, and near-endless amount of modes and features make it one of the best Dragon Ball games of all time and one that’s going to be nearly impossible to Toppo."
Liam Ferguson from Game Rant gave the game an 8/10, praising the gameplay, visuals, and Custom Battle mode, but finding Episode Battle underwhelming...
