With its narrative, the game adapts the Saiyan Arc of the original story, and does so with great care for its characters and its world. Structurally it's just decent, perfectly functional with a couple of hidden secrets and small branching paths, nothing impressive. Esthetically, level design is delightful, with detailed and lively environments that perfectly capture the tone and atmosphere of the source material. This leads to an extremely linear and pretty dull progression system that most of the time boils down to the usage of the latest, most powerful ability and not much else.

Sadly, abilities are severely lacklustre, mostly differentiated by their damage outputs, since there is a remarkable shortage of stat buff and debuffs abilities. On the other hand, as a turn-based game Attack of the Saiyans gives the player a lot of freedom with the building of characters, allowing for custom stat distribution upon level up and unlocking/upgrading of different abilities. This adds a really exciting, pleasantly challenging action twist to gameplay, with particularly small reaction times. 47/100 Dragon Ball Z Attack of the Saiyans is, like most turn-based RPGs, plagued by an extremely repetitive, slow-paced gameplay with an 47/100 Dragon Ball Z Attack of the Saiyans is, like most turn-based RPGs, plagued by an extremely repetitive, slow-paced gameplay with an excessive random enemy encounter rate, but manages to make it significantly more bearable thanks to the active guard feature, which rewards a precisely-timed input when attacked to halve the damage taken.

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