Dragon Quest Builders was a bit of an eye opener when it was unveiled. I mean, it's no surprise that everyone would want a bit of the world-builder pie in gaming, but despite its obvious inspiration
Beautiful to look at; Just enough structure to not leave you to your own devices; Lots to do
Camera makes aiming difficult; No autosave feature; No co-op
I have never played an ounce of Minecraft , and I've never had any desire to do so. My eldest son, who's eight years old, is absolutely obsessed with it. He builds some amazing things, and it really taps into that creative mind he has for architecture and construction.
Charming Dragon Quest visual style; Fluid combat; Deep crafting system; Minecrafting with a purpose; Dragon Quest
Odd glitches with room building; Camera does not like enclosed spaces
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 times. There’s so much to do, whether you’re tackling the lengthy solo campaign or playing alongside friends to stake your claim in this fantasy world. It’s also a worthwhile love letter to the long-running series, filled with adorable references and easter eggs hardcore fans will adore.
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 fans ;
Tutorials can often feel overlong and intrusive ; Camera options are limited and oftentimes frustrating ;
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