The best Dragon Quest by any standpoint. Charming visuals and characters, simple yet engaging storyline, easy to learn, and with the original soundtrack on the Definitive Edition, this makes it an absolute Masterpiece. If that wasn't enough, the optional sidequests are very fun to play and makes the game enjoyable to both pass the time or improve your JRPG skills. This is a great entry for anyone new to the series or JRPG's in general and for experienced players alike.

Interesting characters and plot and symbolisms, art direction is satisfying, gameplay, music and atmosphere are top tier, considering this has a fraction of the budget of the Persona series, it's incredible how much content there is, it only loses a star due the the insane amount of grinding you need to do to not only beat the main game but also to do certain side quests and secret bosses, which there is plenty of and is recommended to do if you want to progress better through the main story.

It's hard to vote for a game to be a 5/5, is it good for everyone? No. Does it have flaws? Yes, but not enough to remove a star from the rating. You could play this game for over a 100 hours and still find more things you didn't discover before, the storytelling and world-building is some of the best ever in gaming history. Beautiful views, character designs, layouts and music. You can approach this game as you wish, if you prefer using magic you can go that route. If you prefer using swords and armors you can as well, tank, light, whatever, the choice is yours, it will change difficulty levels at varying stages depending what you choose but overall it would be equally difficult whatever route you go, just at the different times.

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While I think games like GT2, GT4, GT6, had some things that were clearly better, like starting off with way more cars and tracks and overall content. GT7 still gets a bunch of free updates even now. The physics, visuals, and sound design are for sure the best in not only the GT series but possibly in all racing games, be it arcade or sim and i'm not speaking strictly in terms of realism, more on the immersion and fun side. Credit earning could be better, as it's a chore to get the credits you need to buy certain cars and content but if you work it the smart way, it's very rewarding

Playing this during Covid 2020 in my dark bedroom was based af frfr