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July 2019
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The editors liked
Disarmingly charming
Filled with funny characters
Loads of interesting places to see and projects to build
A huge
Expansive world to explore filled with surprises
Building mechanics are both easy to learn and fun to experiment with
Many of the characters you meet are wonderfully written
Plenty of nods to the series' history makes this great for f
A huge world to explore
Better boss battles
Sheer crafting satisfaction
The editors didn't like
NPCs can be frustratingly difficult to manage
Questlines can be a little samey at times
Loading times can be a little long
Beginning is a bit too restrictive
Tutorials can often feel overlong and intrusive
Camera options are limited and oftentimes frustrating
Published: 2019-07-12, Author: Martin , review by: eurogamer.net
Abstract: Block party.The Minecraft and Dragon Quest mash-up gets refined for the sequel, with a few other outside influences helping make it a laid-back joy.It was only a matter of time, really, until Breath of the Wild - one of the best games of the last few...
Disarmingly charming, Filled with funny characters, Loads of interesting places to see and projects to build,
NPCs can be frustratingly difficult to manage, Questlines can be a little samey at times, Loading times can be a little long, Beginning is a bit too restrictive,
Reviewed on PlayStation 4Dragon Quest Builders 2 balances itself almost perfectly between the thrill of exploration and fighting of strange baddies, and the serenity of building. While it might lean over one way or the other on occasion, its foundations...
A huge, expansive world to explore filled with surprises, Building mechanics are both easy to learn and fun to experiment with, Many of the characters you meet are wonderfully written, Plenty of nods to the series' history makes this great for f
Tutorials can often feel overlong and intrusive, Camera options are limited and oftentimes frustrating,
Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a lovely little game, building upon the vanilla experience with a plethora of worthwhile improvements. It all feels better, emboldened with an intuitive edge that overcomes cumbersome issues that brought the original down at tim...
Abstract: As anybody who ever sat blinking in front of a blank page or canvas knows, boundless creativity can be paralysing. Sandbox games such as Minecraft can have a similar effect. Building things without instructions can be liberating, but can also leave us fee...
Published: 2019-08-20, Author: Anthony , review by: ztgd.com
Lots of quality of life adjustments, Large worlds to explore, Optional islands are fun scavenger hunts, Multiplayer is there, First person mode, Writing is funny and charming
Too much hand holding, Text is sometimes on screen far longer than it should be, Sometimes unclear on why something hasn't been accepted as completed
Dragon Quest Builders 2 is an admirable RPG and an admirable building game which seems in most cases to have gotten the best bits of both of its parent genres. Clunky, overly straightforward combat and unintuitive controls drag it down a little bit, but i...
Dragon Quest IP, Lets you build everything, Agriculture is pretty fun, Terraforming
Weak combat gameplay, Malroth just "talks" too much
This is one of the game that made me lose awareness of time. Countless times I told myself “Just a little bit more!” and I ended up playing the game till 3am at night. Building floor with two different materials and form a checkered design, building a far...
