A hallmark of excellence. It may have some flaws, but they are negligible to what is otherwise a supreme title.

Dragon Quest Builders is an entertaining RPG, a marvellous builder, and simply a tremendous game all-round.

Interesting quests; Rewarding progression; Fun building mechanics; Great free roam mode

No quest log or side mission tracking

A brilliant marriage in which two very different types of game - Minecraft and the classical console RPG - come together to find their ...

Fun game not exactly like a Dragon quest Minecraft game but its pretty close which there was more build freedom tho. Sucks you can only build in spots you place.

My niece (24) asked for this game for her birthday. While I was visiting, she encouraged me to create my own login and play it. Wow, what fun! I really like the combination of building, collecting resources, learning how to combine resources to make a wide variety of items (food, necessities,...

This game has many challenges and adventures. It is a long lasting game, and you can build what you want.

minecraft version Japanese with Dragon Quest elements. fun and addictive.

This is a great game. Like that it has open world battling and allows players to be creative when designing the city and completing building quests.

Dragon Quest is celebrating a major milestone in 2016 for its 30th anniversary, with the series spawning plenty of different games over the years. Outside the mainline games, the series has tackled a number of other genres like last year's Dragon Quest Heroes.

Dragon Quest charm; Easy to use control scheme; Freedom to build

Combat too simple; X button usage

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