DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT - DAIMA - Adventure Through The Demon Realm PACK for Nintendo Switch

The good stuff

The real highlight is how they lean into the absurdity without overdoing it. Mini-Goku using a Power Pole? That’s not just a gimmick - it changes how you fight. I remember one moment in the Demon Realm where I had to swing the pole across a gap while dodging enemy projectiles. It felt slick, almost like a platformer mixed with Dragon Ball chaos. The Medi-Bug adds some strategy too - healing, buffing, even throwing smoke bombs. Not game-breaking, but it makes combat feel less repetitive. And the world design? The little shrines, glowing mushrooms, and those tiny villages - it’s like someone took the original game’s aesthetic and cranked up the whimsy dial. Feels like a proper adventure, even if it’s only 3-4 hours long.

The not-so-good

But let’s be honest - it’s not a full game. If you’re expecting massive new zones or deep lore expansion, you’ll be disappointed. The story sticks close to the anime, which is fine if you’ve seen it, but it doesn’t add much beyond what’s already there. Combat mechanics are mostly recycled - same dodge timing, same combo flow. The only real change is the Power Pole and a few new moves. Also, the game runs at 30fps on PS4, which is noticeable during fast fights. And yeah, it’s not on Nintendo Switch - that title’s misleading. This is a PS4 download, not a Switch port. So if you’re hunting for a Switch version, don’t waste your time.

Bottom line

If you’re already into DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT and enjoy quirky, short stories with a bit of heart, this pack is worth the $15. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s genuinely fun. Skip it if you’re not a fan of the DAIMA arc or want something meatier. But if you’re down for a lighthearted trip through a tiny Goku’s world, go for it. It’s a solid bite-sized treat.