Sand Land is aesthetically beautiful despite its largely brown setting, and clever despite its absurdity. It offers charming characters, engaging customisation systems, and a world that expands on Akira Toriyama’s original vision. It knows what it is and embraces it fully, and that makes it one of the year’s most surprising gems.
Sand Land manages the tough task of translating an enjoyable story without overdoing the open-world mechanics in the process. It’s rough in places but is a respectful adaptation of Toriyama’s work and a pleasant experience throughout.
I was always thinking if I was going to buy the game and I'm glad I did it! Different RPG gameplay from other games and fun! The story is an absolute masterpiece, simple and direct making it easy to understand, with some twists, making me full focused on the story and always wanting to see what comes next! The soundtrack suprised me, it was great, and it hits really hard because it fits so well with the cutscene that is playing giving it another dimension! The game graphics was the best I ever seen in an anime style game, with lots of detail but at the right amount bringing Toriyama art to another level and world vibes too! With all of these aspects I can say that it felt that I wasn't watching an anime but playing it, from the beginning till the end, not just participate in the anime major events like most of the anime games! For me this is the best anime game that I've ever played in my live! With this game Akira Toriyama leaves us another piece of is legacy! R.I.P
Beyond being a fun game to play, Sand Land is a great and timely example of the work of Akira Toriyama, and a reminder just how much more he was than just the Dragonball Z guy. Sand Land is its own thing – it was actually exciting to have a demon called a slime appear, and have it NOT be the dollop-shaped slime of the Dragon Quest series. While the vehicle combat system isn’t breaking any new ground, it still goes about things in its own, slightly odd way. It’s a breath of fresh, desert air – and I think there’s a few miles left in the tank yet.
A light and light-hearted but no less interesting ARPG, Sand Land. It doesn't have deep gameplay nor the slightest revolutionary ambition, several game elements are so canonical that they make it appear flat to those who are more accustomed to it, yet it can still be played with a certain gusto. The vehicles give an extra something to the journey of Beelzebub and his companions, not only from the point of view of traveling in an unfortunately unexciting open world. The rest is taken care of by the pleasant touch of the late artist who many of us, from an early age, have learned to consider as a loved one.
Sand Land is a solid action RPG with a significant amount of vehicle customization and combat, gorgeous graphics, and extensive activities, making for a fun experience.
Sand Land offers an action-packed RPG thrill ride, highlighting the importance of the friendships formed during the adventure and emphasizing the bonds between the characters. However, the game is marred by excessive repetition of activities and discouraging melee combat.
This game is really AMAZING!!!! I am a big fan of Akira Toriyama and loved the world he created, and I am so happy to see a new story drawn in his style through this game. The character design, graphics, and story are great! I'm going to be hooked on this game for a while. I salute Akira Toriyama and Bandai for leaving this game in the world.
Buen juego, aunque con algún fallo técnico en los FPS. Historia divertida y el mapa con misiones secundarias de recadero. Me esperaba más del titulo, aun así se disfruta.
SummaryDive into a desert world where both humans and demons suffer from an extreme water shortage - SAND LAND. Meet the Fiend Prince Beelzebub, his chaperone Thief, and the fearless Sheriff Rao, and follow the team on an extraordinary adventure in search of the Legendary Spring hidden in the desert. The end is only the beginning, as beyond thi...