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PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Please play it! I’m a lifelong Dragon Quest fan, sure, but I’m still shocked at just how good and original Dragon Quest Treasures turned out. This is the most unique spin on Dragon Quest in many years, and it’s a perfectly appealing adventure whether you’re a total newcomer to the series or a fellow hardcore player. TIME PLAYED I sunk five hours into Dragon Quest Treasures over the weekend, which got me through the early tutorial content, as well as the first major boss encounter and quests. By the end of that time, I had opened up access to travel to different islands and a half-dozen sidequests. I’m planning to spend a lot more time with the game over the holidays, as reportedly a completionist approach can take upwards of one hundred hours.

In a time before Erik and Mia became part of Dragon Quest XI's story, they were kids amassing tons and tons of treasure! Dragon Quest Treasures is an addictive game, whether you play it in short bursts, or in long marathon sessions! And it'll give you a satisfying feeling that's different from other RPGs out there! Here's my review! ► Twitter - https://twitter.com/mybacklogbattle ► TikTok - https://tiktok.com/@backlogbattle

Dragons Arise is a mobile game that combines the best of two worlds: the excitement of dragon collecting and the thrill of RPG combat. In this game, you'll build a team of powerful dragons and take them on epic quests to save the world. The gameplay in Dragons Arise is simple to learn, once you understand unit placement and leave it on auto your team will do just fine. You'll start by collecting a few basic dragons and then use them to battle your way through a series of levels. As you progress, you'll unlock new dragons, each with its own unique abilities. You'll also need to upgrade your dragons' stats and abilities in order to defeat the increasingly difficult enemies. In addition to the main campaign, Dragons Arise also features a number of other modes, including: