Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC: 10 Things Fans Want To See

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot clocks in right around the 40-hour mark, but there are still opportunities to add more things to do. One idea is to expand on the number of modes or activities players can engage in.

Currently, players can hunt, cook and fish, but that seems to barely scratch the surface of what players could do to pass the time.

Tournaments are a staple of Dragon Ball and giving players the ability to set up their own and face off against their friends would be a cool way to add some more replayability into the game.

Races, time trials and obstacle courses are all other easy to implement options that would help spice up the gameplay. Players could race by flying or with vehicles and obstacle courses could contain enemies as well as environmental hazards.

Finally, a training mode where players could participate in mini-games with their mentors to earn XP, orbs and soul emblems could be another way to switch up the monotony of things, and still reward the player’s time and effort.