Having refined the combat system from the Xenoverse titles, as well as incorporating some animation cutscenes that make FigherZ look outdated, there are certainly merits to this game and I enjoy it, however I would be amiss to not admit this game is mostly poor: It attempts to be an RPG-Lite experience with various mini-games, cannon-fodder enemies, an empty open-world with so, -so- many fetchquests. Having completed the cell-saga at time of writing doing all the sidequests that appear, they certainly feel repetitive, and mechanics like resource-gathering, crafting and cooking, not using boosted flying and using options like nimbus instead, and much much more are all really disconnected from the core gameplay and feel very tacked-on and poorly-thought-out.
That being said the combat and story of this game are still really fun, worth getting on a sale.

Having refined the combat system from the Xenoverse titles, as well as incorporating some animation cutscenes that make FigherZ look outdated, there are certainly merits to this game and I enjoy it, however I would be amiss to not admit this game is mostly poor: It attempts to be an RPG-Lite experience with various mini-games, cannon-fodder enemies, an empty open-world with so, -so- many fetchquests. Having completed the cell-saga at time of writing doing all the sidequests that appear, they certainly feel repetitive, and mechanics like resource-gathering, crafting and cooking, not using boosted flying and using options like nimbus instead, and much much more are all really disconnected from the core gameplay and feel very tacked-on and poorly-thought-out. That being said the combat and story of this game are still really fun, worth getting on a sale.