Dragon Ball Z- Kakarot Update Version 1.031 May 2026

★★★☆☆ (3.5/5) — "Clean, but don’t expect new Super Saiyan forms."

Don’t expect new story beats, costumes, or balance changes to combat. The difficulty curve remains the same — you’ll still outlevel most main story fights if you do side quests. Flying around the world and fishing feel identical. Dragon Ball Z- Kakarot Update Version 1.031

Here’s a draft review for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Update Version 1.031, written in the style of a post-patch analysis. Platform tested: PS5 (Backward compatibility) / PS4 Patch size: Approx. 2.8 GB ★★★☆☆ (3

The biggest wins here are technical. Frame rate drops during Ki-blast heavy battles (especially in the Cell Games arena) have been significantly reduced. Load times when transitioning from the overworld to a boss fight are shaved down by a couple of seconds — not transformative, but appreciated. Menus also feel snappier, particularly when swapping party members or using healing items from the pause screen. Here’s a draft review for Dragon Ball Z:

Several minor, irritating glitches have been squashed. The “invisible enemy” bug in the Buu saga’s training mode is gone. Also fixed: the rare issue where the “Super Finish” camera would freeze mid-animation. Save corruption linked to auto-save during certain subquests (notably the "Saiyan Warrior Race" mission) appears to be resolved.

If you’ve already 100%’ed the game, there’s no reason to reinstall. But if you’re mid-playthrough or planning to tackle the Bardock or 23rd World Tournament DLC, patch 1.031 offers welcome stability. It’s the kind of under-the-hood update that says: the devs are still paying attention.

When a game has been out as long as Kakarot , a late-stage patch numbered 1.031 is rarely about new content. Instead, this update focuses on stability, quality-of-life tweaks, and cleaning up lingering issues from previous DLC releases. The result? Nothing game-changing, but a noticeably smoother ride for both newcomers and returning players.