Destructoid writes:
The real treasures were the friends they made along the way
I feel as though there are going to be two distinct opinions of Dragon Quest Treasures, the new Switch-exclusive Dragon Quest spinoff starring Echoes of an Elusive Age‘s Erik and Mia. The first is that the game is an enjoyable treasuring-hunting romp with hours of content, a unique combat experience, and the type of what-will-I-find-next obsession that drives people to empty their bank accounts into loot boxes and gacha. The second is that it’s a $60 busy-work simulator, where all you do is complete mundane tasks to progress through a mundane adventure.
Both perspectives fit the bill here, and whether or not you see this game as a cavort or a chore is really going to come down to your tolerance level for a game built on backtracking. Because, believe me, In Dragon Quest Treasures, you’ll be visiting the same locations a lot.
Taking place before the events of Dragon Quest 11, Dragon Quest Treasures stars Mia and Erik as they embark on an adventure to find treasure on Draconia.
Square Enix has announced today that Dragon Quest Treasures, the popular treasure-hunting adventure, is now available on PC through the Steam platform.
got burned again. first with octopath traveler and now dragon quest treasures. No longer buying square enix games on switch. I'll wait for eventual releases on other platforms. Out of pc ps5 and switch i own i prefer the switch version games the least. Also i don't pirate games so don't tell me to just get them pirated.
Square Enix fans can save big in a Switch eShop sale featuring Chrono Cross, Crisis Core, Dragon Quest Treasures, and more.
