DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT

We picked up Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot in 2020 when CyberConnect2's action-RPG retelling of DBZ's story launched on January 17. This was exactly what DBZ fans wanted: relive the iconic moments from Saiyan Saga through Buu, power up your favorite characters, experience being Goku across the saga that defined the franchise. The action was tight enough to feel good for streamers, the story beats hit hard because everyone watching already knew and loved these moments, and the power-up progression gave chat something to cheer for. We streamed 54.8 hours of this—solid engagement with a franchise game that didn't try to reinvent the wheel, just deliver the experience fans had been imagining since childhood. The 449 peak viewers were locked in on combat sequences and story moments, the kind of viewers who know the saga by heart and just wanted to watch it unfold in interactive form.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot pulled 54.8 hours of StreamerHouse content in 2020, generating 14,472.8 hours watched at an average of 257 viewers. That 449 peak captured moments when the saga's most iconic confrontations played out. The engagement showed that franchise action-RPGs still carry strong viewership if they respect the source material and deliver the experience fans expect.