They’ll be unlocked as you progress through the narrative. There are several very large and wide expansive areas or zones if you will where you can experience different sagas of the Goku story.

“I kind of want to mention I don’t think this is a true open world in the way we’ve kind of come to understand the definition of an open world today. Ryosuke-san mentioned that while the game isn’t an open world in the same ways we’ve come to know it in video games today, the game will contain several very large regions for players to explore. We spoke to Hara Ryosuke, the producer of the game, and Kimoto Kazuki, the director.

Last week during E3 2019, Bandai Namco and CyberConnect2 revealed some gameplay of their collaborative Dragon Ball Z project, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. While the game will not be a traditional open-world title, there will be a multitude of areas players are able to explore as Goku.