Apart from that, it's pretty easy to grasp. Anyone unfamiliar to the series will still have to read the descriptions of abilities to figure out what status effects are applied, and whether you can aim it at a single target, a group of targets, or every enemy on the field. Unlike Final Fantasy XV, there's no learning curve to the battle system, and it isn't unnecessarily complicated Attacks and skills focus on physical and elemental attacks, while the turn-based RPG system of yesteryear clings on in DQXI, which means there's plenty of time to consider your approach and no razor-sharp reflexes needed. DQXI sticks to the series' formula: A silent protagonist travels the world, collecting magical macguffins and righting wrongs before felling the final-boss-that-isn't-actually-the-final-boss, and then beating the true big bad and saving the day. But this is the meat-and-potatoes Dragon Quest that fans know and love.
Square Enix has primed players with both its Minecraft-esque Builders series and Dragon Quest Heroes, which borrows the grand scale battles of KOEI's Dynasty Warriors series. The decades-old Dragon Quest series has reached its 11th iteration, and Dragon Quest XI attempts to both both celebrate the series so far, and court a new audience.Īnd if any RPG series is ripe for new fans, it's Dragon Quest. Most role playing games live and die by the characters and the stories they weave.
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