Thankfully, Yuji Horii has revealed that more information for Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D is on the way. Since the reveal of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D in May 2021, little to no follow-up information has been released by Square Enix. RELATED: Square Enix Details the World of Dragon Quest Treasures Dragon Quest 3 introduced a day and night cycle while also being the most open and non-linear of the original NES Dragon Quest titles. The game is a turn-based JRPG, following in its footsteps of its predecessors, the first of which is often credited as the very first JRPG ever made. Among those games were not only the next mainline game, Dragon Quest 12: The Flames of Fate, but also Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D, a brand-new remake of Dragon Quest 3 in the style of games like Octopath Traveler.ĭragon Quest 3: The Seeds of Salvation first released on the Famicom in Japan in 1988 before arriving in North America as Dragon Warrior 3 on the NES later in 1992. Dragon Quest fans were stunned when last year, for the franchise's 35th anniversary, five new Dragon Quest games were announced alongside a new expansion for the Japan-only MMO Dragon Quest 10. If Square Enix wants to show how amazing the Dragon Quest series can be, then Dragon Quest 4 should have been the candidate for a HD-2D remake, with the rest of the Zenithia Trilogy games following after, instead of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake.More news regarding Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D could be revealed soon, according to series creator Yuji Horii. Square Enix really wants to break the Dragon Quest franchise outside of Japan, yet it keeps coming back to the first three games.
The Nintendo DS and mobile versions of Dragon Quest 4 are also easy to recommend, as these ironed out a lot of the more outdated design choices. The game has a great story, with each party member given their own chapter to shine, before they all join together in the end.
Dragon Quest 4 was when the series really started to find its identity, and it's still as great now as it was when it first launched. Although many people consider Dragon Quest 3 to be the best game of the Erdrick Trilogy, it still suffers from antiquated design choices, especially in regards to its frustratingly high encounter rate.
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