As soon as it was revealed as free content for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot , many disgruntled fans lamented that they wouldn't be receiving more content for the core game itself. There are a ton of highly requested features including level scaling, fusion, and free-roam transformations that players wanted to see, and a card game instead felt out of left field.
If the goal was to present it to an already established audience, this backfired as well since all this ultimately accomplished was limiting its audience. Then there's the issue of microtransactions. As a fully single player game, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot had the benefit of including next to nothing in terms of microtransactions. Enter Card Warriors, and players now fell as though they have to spend money if they want to stay competitive and keep up with others.
This isn't a bad thing in and of itself, but sticks out like a sore thumb within the framework of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.
While playing Card Warriors, it's hard to shake the feeling that this really should have been a standalone mobile game. Much like the aforementioned Hearthstone and Elder Scrolls: Legends , it seems to fit much better on that platform. That isn't to say that it doesn't also work on console or PC those games also have console and PC versions , but it needs to be a free to play standalone game to make sense with the model it uses. If Card Warriors were a separate game from Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot , only those players that are actually interested in it would download and play it.
Fans of Kakarot wouldn't feel like they were cheated out of other content that could potentially have come to the game, and it may even feel more natural. Whether this is the case or not, it's difficult for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot players to look at Card Warriors and not see a missed opportunity, and it is even harder to look past this and see the genuinely enjoyable card game that rests just beneath the surface.
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