This begins your journey as a time patroller whose job it is to go throughout time and correct various things, restoring the timeline to what it should be. Once you find the Elder Kai you’re given your first mission which has you going back in time to correct Goku’s battle against Raditz. As you wander around Conton City looking for him you also come across the Supreme Kai of Time who watches over time. After recently accepting the opportunity to review Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 on the Switch, I now have plenty of reason to dedicate a lot of time to the sequel, so let’s see if a non-Dragon Ball fan can enjoy a game based off of the series.ĭragon Ball Xenoverse 2 takes place a couple of years after the original game and begins with you receiving a special mission from the Elder Kai. I did try the original Dragon Ball Xenoverse when I got it as a freebie from a friend who had an unused Steam code, but I never had much time to really get into it. That doesn’t necessarily mean that I’ll auto-dislike any Dragon Ball-related game that I try. I did enjoy the original series when I watched it when I was younger, but I never really got into Dragon Ball Z, GT, Super, or anything else related to the series.
As I’ve stated in a recent “What We're Playing” article here on Gaming Nexus, I’m not really that big of a Dragon Ball fan.
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