In an age of platformer revival in the indie market and a DLC reneissance in the AAA market, this indie brings the DLC-ridden AAAs to shame with its free, fantastic, 3-in-1 experience.

It's a comic-book esque romp, sure, but the ableist language keeps me from reccomending it, even if I like it as a game. Also, Gearbox ruined We Happy Few, so i'm salty about that too.

This game is charming in every sense of the word. Mechanically, artfully, comedically. Buy it, it'll get you at least 4-5 hours of fun, and much more, likely.

Besides the fact that I'm worried the developer cannot monetize this, it's a great F2P and I'd love to see it reach popularity of some sort.

This game is the definition of the "just one more turn" effect, and if you like platformers and runners, go for it!

It's a good fighter, a good 3D fighter, and a great DB game. It's way too costly, though, so I would not reccomend.

This game is mediocre at best, awful at worst. It looks like a school project and plays like one too. Don't buy, under any circumstances.

Let's be real, this game needs no reviewing. It's made itself legendary through memes and let's players. Buy it, if you've not already.

In the oversaturated market that is Warriors games, this one does not stand out, as its mechanics are fundamentally the same as any other. If you like warriors or one piece, buy. Otherwise, no.

I hate to stir up a mess, but I don't like this game very much. It's really not worth the time, money, or effort. Plus, it's gambling system is one of the most aggressive and bad. Thanks, bye.