DRAGON QUEST VII Reimagined

고전 JRPG를 좋아하시는 분들에게 추천합니다. 옛감성과 새롭게 어레인지 된 그래픽 과 구성으로 재미있게 즐길수 있습니다. 저 또한 옛추억을 떠올리며 엔딩을 볼때 모험의 서사를 마무리하는 감성에 젖었습니다.

C'est assez étrange ce que je ressens par rapport à ce jeu. J'adore Dragon Quest depuis que je suis gosse, c'est toujours un plaisir de jouer à ces jeux. Ce DQ est très réussi techniquement. Il s'adapte à tout profil de joueur en mettant des options quality of life (boost exp, argent, compétence etc). On peut y aller en détente ou en hard gaming. Pas de combats aléatoires les mob sont sur la map (et c'est mieux comme ça aussi). Les classes sont nombreuses et pas inintéressantes (on peut en équiper deux). Il a une direction artistique différente des DQ I, II et III Remake, cette fois on a de la 3D et c'est pas mal du tout le jeu est très beau. Le jour de la sortie anticipée, il avait un problème de fluidité mais ça a vite été réglé. Le doublage est très cool aussi, comme sur la première trilogie. Franchement, un régale. Mais si on doit parler du jeu en lui même, je crois que c'est de loin la pire histoire. Le jeu est très linéaire et monotone pendant environ 50 heures de jeu, c'est très frustrant. Et quand il commence un peu à se passer quelque chose, on a le temps d'avoir décroché et c'est vraiment dommage ! Les personnages sont ok, ce sont des enfants quoi. Heureusement que Zora est là quand même. Mettez nous les boutons de la Dualsense sur les DQ par pitié ! Le jeu tourne très bien sur Steam Deck Je recommande quand même car Square Enix régale en ce moment, et que j'espère qu'on aura le remake de la trigolie IV, V, VI 🤞

A good game but a sadly disappointing effort following the superlative HD-2D Remakes. The two biggest achievements from the HD-2D games are missing: the genuine sense of adventure and wonder, and actual difficulty. Everything is dumbed down. Almost no difficulty even on hard (it just makes enemies super spongy and forces you to heal a bit more), and the entire game feels like a squished-down gameboard where everything is pressed together. The HD-2D games evoke a genuine sense of adventure and scale, with massive overworlds and countless huge, sprawling towns and dungeons. DQ7R feels like looking at tiny toys in a tiny world. It's quaint and cute and boring. There's also this weirdly washed-out color palette for some reason, whereas the HD-2D games are all extremely rich and vibrant in color. It's odd. Another problem is the structure of the game, where you go back in time and save an island, which makes it reappear in the present. The problem is that all the characters you form the most emotional connections with are in the past, whereas the present day islands all have much less interesting situations and characters (with a couple exceptions, like the queen of the musical kingdom). So after clearing a past storyline, going and visiting the present day version of the island feels like an obligatory pacing obstruction rather than a fun continuation of adventure. One big complaint I have is the lack of unique outfits for each vocation. Changing your class/job/vocation brings zero cosmetic changes in any way. Jobs are just different spells in the menu, with no flavor or identity. It's hugely disappointing and makes grinding vocations FAR less interesting. It's also an obscene omission when you consider that this is a 60 dollar game. I paid full price, so I feel like I should have gotten unique job outfits. This may seem like a minor complaint, but for me it's kind of a big deal. HOWEVER... the game overall is actually [i]decent[/i], though not amazing. It's got wonderful music, top quality voice acting, a generally strong cast of core characters, and typical tug-at-your-heartstrings Dragon Quest vignettes that come out of nowhere and make you tear up even though you're a grown man with prediabetes and several deceased ex-wives. If you really love Dragon Quest, just get it, I guess. It's charming, if a bit bland. But if you're new to the franchise, I recommended playing 3 > 1 > 2 > 11, or keep that order but play 11 first. All four of those games are true masterpieces. This is just a kind of middling entry that's all right on its own merits, but more than a bit disappointing as a followup to those amazing HD-2D Remakes. Honestly, if the difficulty were tuned up a bit and they patched in vocation outfits, I'd feel a lot more warmly toward DQ7R, but as-is I can only offer a lukewarm recommendation.

ドールルックに惹かれて購入しました。キャラクターはもちろん、モンスターたちの見た目が本当にかわいいです。ドラクエ7初プレイでしたが非常に楽しめました。難易度もほどよく、快適に遊ぶことができました。

転職システムは「オクトパストラベラー」に近い感じで、職業経験値がレベル差に関係なく入るので楽。 あとどこでもミレッカちゃんとお話しして転職出来るからそこも楽。 面倒なのは、過去作をプレイしてると「職に就いていないとその職で覚える呪文と特技が使えない」仕様を忘れがち。まあいろいろ考えた結果の仕様なんだろうと思うけど…ね。 あと、ひよっこ～って職業があるから、その上級職もあるのか？と期待したが、ひよっこのままだった…。 そういえば、「どろにんぎょう」ではなくなってたね！当たり前か…。 残念なのは、見た目装備がDLCだけ？ バニースーツとか！天使のレオタードとか！プリンセスローブとか！踊り子の服とか！ ３DS であった「転職したときの見た目変更」も無かったね…。 あと、３DS 版ではあった、アイラが「つるぎのまい」をつかったときの特殊エフェクトとかもなかったね…。 …開発費が底をついたか。

又臭又长

グラフィックはドラクエ史上最高。キーファはネタキャラだと思ってたら非常に魅力的だった。