DRAGON QUEST VII Reimagined

オリジナルのPS版はプレイ済みですが、ほぼ忘れた状態で再プレイ。 オリジナルの、悪く言えば冗長な部分が大きく整理されて、非常に遊びやすくなっています。 UIは従来のドラクエからかなり手が入っていて十字ショートカットなどもデフォで設定されており、 とにかく快適なゲームプレイにこだわっているようで好印象。 あとグラフィックが味があってとても良いです。 キャラの細かい表情やしぐさもわかりやすく、見ているだけで楽しい。 難易度としては本編中はかなり温い感じですが、クリア後まで行くと歯ごたえがあります。 欲を言えば、折角グラがいいので着せ替え要素を充実させてほしいのと、 あと職業がかなり早い段階で「完成」してしまうので、6のはぐれメタルのようなエキストラ職はあってもいい。

muito bom

小学生の頃の思い出のゲームで、数年前に全職業カンストやその他やりこみ要素を全てやりきった作品です。 ストーリーは思ったよりも削られていなかったものの、余りにも進行がサクサクすぎました。 リメイクで初めてプレイした人は、自分がオリジナルをプレイした時のように一生心に残り、もう一度やりたいなと思うことはないだろうと感じて、寂しくなりました。 とはいえ、ドラクエの世界観に完全にマッチしたグラフィックや、ストレスが溜まる点がほぼ無かったりと、オリジナルの存在がなければ満点をあげても良いくらいの出来栄え。 オススメです。 ただ、RPGが好きならオリジナルをやった方が絶対に満足度が高いです。

7重制版玩得很舒服。整体流程时长控制的刚刚好 不会累，除了对对碰有点小折磨外，游戏难度几乎没有。还有 赶紧把8re端上来吧 这踏马多少年了还不上PC，难道是在憋波大的？

Incroyable aventure du début à la fin, JRPG of the year ! :)

I normally don't play remakes if I already played the original; too many games, not enough time. Of course, if the remake is substantially different, to the point where it is closer to being a new game, this doesn't hold. DQ7R certainly is a substantial glow up but the difference lies more in what was removed rather than what is new. I played Dragon Warrior 7 on Playstation and it was my first Dragon Quest game. It had a well crafted world and great story telling, blending colorful, almost candy like aesthetics and silly humor with some rather dark themes. The referential frame, or subgenre within the larger fantasy genre, would best be characterized as fairytale, but not the dumbed down version for kids, but rather the folktales that were told to adults. Visually it's quite modern, comic book style. The gameplay was leaning on grinding and managing resources to raise your levels effectively. Or spend a lot of time failing to do so. That wasn't at the time what I was looking for in RPGs, and although some games like DQX and FF Mobius made me appreciate this kind of RPG gameplay challenge, I really don't enjoy it today either. If RPGs had gameplay that I appreciated, it would be of the kind where you can use strategy to skip grinding and defeat bosses at lower levels. Or really just allow me to progress to experience the story at a good pace. So while DQ7 was my first DQ, it wasn't the first I cleared. Because I gave up on 7 at the last dungeon, after struggling to get to the last boss and not defeating him. The first DQ I beat was Dragon Warrior 4 for NES; it isn't actually any less grindy, but shorter and I still had the energy to do the last dungeon maybe 10 times until I finally beat that one. Thankfully in DQ you retain your experience even when you wipe, but no save points inside dungeons means starting over from the entrance every time. I finally beat DQ7 years later, the boss suddenly being much easier. I think my younger brother maybe had used my save to grind for me. Anyway, despite DQ7's undeniable qualities, it was so tiring to put me off from playing RPGs in that style almost entirely. In this remake, the story was streamlined to move at a much quicker pace. Many things were cut, some entire towns and scenarios. Some things were added as well. But the most important difference is the game being quite easy on the default difficulty setting, with save points in dungeons and quick auto battles. I also love how you can defeat weaker enemies without actually switching to the battle screen, just striking them down in one blow, which makes grinding actually fun as it feels more like an action game. A really easy one. Even with all the cuts and quicker battles, it still is fairly long but not tiring like the original. It has enough visual and narrative variety to be enjoyable from start to finish. But the main reason why I played this remake is that it runs great with UEVR. Even better than DQ11S, which is one of the best RPG experiences I had in VR. Everything that already was good about DQ7 is even better, and the dolls moving around in the diorama spaces is visually out of this world. DQ always had top notch monster animations too and they look stunning in VR. I now hope that other DQ before 7 get the same remake treatment. This extends to older FF games and the rumoured FF9 remake now seems like a must play (if it is UE4 and runs as well as this in VR).

I haven’t played previous DQ7 versions, so I can’t comment on cut content. Based on this game alone, it’s not very challenging but still enjoyable and worth the price. If you're on the fence about it maybe wait for a sale when the price is knocked down to $30-$40.