Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince
SCORE: 71
I can barely believe this is the first Dragon Quest Monsters video
game I am reviewing. I am really happy to review Dragon Quest Monsters
The Dark Prince on the Nintendo Switch. I had a lot of fun live
streaming Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince on our YouTube channel.
If I can ever find the time to go back to Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark
Prince I most definitely will.
Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince reminds me a lot the Pokemon video
games. There are all kinds of monsters that are in Dragon Quest Monsters
The Dark Prince. We can scout them, give them food, and get them to join
us. Then we can level up the four in the main battle, and four back ups.
The others stay in a ranch of sorts. Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark
Prince also lets us breed the monsters into new and different monsters.
The main character is half human and half monster. His mother died and
begged him to stay away from his father. Why? His father is the head of
the monsters. The king of a sort. The young man ignores that, and the
entire quest in Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince is to get strong
enough to get revenge on your father. The main character is cursed to
not be able to hurt monsters. That is why you need other monsters to
fight for you.
The issues families can have with Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince
are magic, violence, evolution, false goddess, and more. The size of the
monsters is important. You can have four small monsters, or like one
large and two small. Players need to be strategic since the fights are
done without a turn based control from the player. I hated how the
monsters would not target a single monster one a time.
We start out in Dragon Quest Monsters The Dark Prince going to an area,
collecting some monsters, fighting in a coliseum, reaching a certain
class, and then going to another area. Eventually we start going to
areas without coliseums. We must take out the heavy hitter then. Once
you attain a certain respect level in an area it is much easier to
capture monsters.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Sound: 67%
Replay/Extras: 84%
Gameplay: 82%
Family Friendly Factor: 62%
System: Nintendo Switch
Publisher: Square Enix
Developer: Tose
Rating: ‘E10+’ - TEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence, Mild Language}
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