Dragon Quest Heroes II
Dragon Quest Heroes II is slightly better
than the first game. There are numerous issues families will be wary of
in this hack and slash role playing video game. Dragon Quest Heroes II
made me turn off the volume in my controller since it likes to talk to
us through it. That is really annoying. The issues families can have
with Dragon Quest Heroes II is violence, blood, magic, enticement to
lust, lack of attire, religious indoctrination into believing in false
gods, goddess, and more. The voice acting is an acquired taste. I don’t
like that flavor myself. Maybe you do. Why can't we get a mainline
Dragon Quest game released in the USA? I want Square Enix to answer that
question more than the question we get a lot. What is the question we
get a lot? Why is the PR and Marketing for Square Enix failing Family
Friendly Gaming so completely?
Dragon Quest Heroes II is a strong thirteen and older video game that is
only for the older members of the family. I believe Dragon Quest Heroes
II is worth around twenty dollars brand new. I am thankful Family
Friendly Gaming purchased a copy of this game for this review. The
Square Enix PR and Marketing failures continue for some unknown reason.
I will try to have a review for Dragon Quest Heroes II in the upcoming
issue of the great Family Friendly Gaming magazine and e-magazine. I
hope to hit issue #121. If not, then it will definitely be isue #122.
Dragon Quest Heroes II is one of those games that gets boring really
quickly. Especially with their religious indoctrination of their goddess
beliefs. They know it offends Christians in America. They don't care
anymore. They want to brainwash American teenagers into their religious
belief set.
{07/07/2017} - RPG Master
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