PlayStation 4 vs. Switch: Which Version of Dragon Quest Builders 2 Should You Get?

Dragon Quest Builders 2 is out now on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. It's an excellent game that offers a compelling combination of building, fighting, and crafting. But while the answer to "Should I pick this game up?" is an easy "Sure," things get a little stickier when you ask, "Which version should I get?"

[tekateti]

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[Vanfernal]

If your priority is performance PS4, if it's portability Switch... Unless there is some features that are unique to each version, this will be the answer 9/10 times...

[Gemmol]

There’s no performance difference

[Vanfernal]

Switch in open areas is usually fluctuating between 25-35fps. PS4 is pretty much 60fps throughout. It's not a super demanding game, but unless you absolutely must play the game handheld the PS4 version is superior in terms of performance.

[Gemmol]

They both drop frames even the article say it but my point was since they both drop frames there’s no big difference. It’s just like the writer said if you never tried the ps4 version out the 30 frames is good, no modes missing and etc so the game can go either way if you like me who gets every third party game on switch even if its 30 frames you not going to miss much because you get to play your game anywhere.......I only get exclusives on ps4 and 3rd party that’s not coming to the switch.......if it’s both coming to PS4 and switch I will choose the version I can play anywhere

[Vanfernal]

That is exactly what I said... If your priority is being able to play anywhere... Get the Switch version... If you don't care about portability get the PS4 version which runs better. It don't even understand at this point what you're trying to defend.

[Gemmol]

Not defending anything got both switch and ps4

Switch my 1st and 3rd party my PS4 my 3rd party that’s not on switch

[Kabaneri]

This isnt really a demanding game so I would go with Switch just for the portability.

[King_Noctis]

The Switch has some framerate issue based on my experience (although its not game breaking).

Either way, no matter which platform you choose you’re in for a good time.

[Gemmol]

You probably won't be surprised to learn the Switch version runs at half the speed of the PlayStation 4 version. Admittedly, the difference is jarring when you go straight from the PlayStation 4 to the Switch, but once you get settled into playing in handheld mode for a while, you don't really notice the gap. I kept an eye out for significant frame rate drops when playing on the Switch, but I didn't notice any. I only played through the Furrowfield chapter on the Switch, however, so drops are possible later in the game. Even the PlayStation 4's frame rate occasionally dips a bit in the Moonbrooke Castle chapter, so that might be a problem area for the Switch too.