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DRAGON QUEST V

Square Enix · Jan 22, 2015

Android · iOS

Teen

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Our hero begins the story as a small boy, travelling the world with his father, Pankraz.Over the course of his many adventures, this lovable lad learns and grows. And when he finally becomes a man, he resolves to continue his father’s unfinished quest—to find the Legendary Hero...

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Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.4

iOS

Critic 8.8 (4 critics) · Gamer 9.0

8.5

Critic reviews

  • Gamezebo

    Nadia Oxford · Jan 26, 2015

    9.0
    Rest assured, the stakes eventually rise, and Dragon Quest V sends you on a trip that’s more than worthy of the series’ legacy. You grow up, experience loss, travel with friends, travel alone, fight monsters, and befriend monsters. Dragon Quest V has everything a decent RPG ought to be made of, and more.
  • Touch Arcade

    Shaun Musgrave · Jan 23, 2015

    10
    The series still hasn't managed to top this one, and given how much obvious heart and soul was put into the game, I doubt it ever will. I wish the save system was handled better with mobile gamers in mind, and landscape support would be lovely for those who prefer to play that way, but apart from those criticisms, I've got nothing bad to say about this shining masterpiece.
  • 148Apps

    Jennifer Allen · Jan 22, 2015

    8.0
    Given the high price of other copies of Dragon Quest V, fans will certainly be forgiving, and rightly so. It’s a particularly fine installment for the solidly dependable series and one that’s sure to hook you in for a long time. Even if you do stumble awkwardly back into buildings thanks to that virtual d-pad.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Rob Rich · Jan 27, 2015

    9.0
    Hardware headaches aside, Dragon Quest V is very simply a good game. A really good game, actually. It's a classic JRPG through and through, and the handful of concessions made to bring it over to mobile round the package off quite nicely.
  • Atomix

    Cyanide Coke · Feb 13, 2015

    8.0
    Comparado con los precios de otros títulos de Square Enix que rebasan los 25 dólares, Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride es bastante accesible, costando 14.99 dólares en cualquier versión. La música y el trabajo artístico de genios legendarios como Koichi Sugiyama y Akira Toriyama son elementos suficientes para hacerse de esta obra maestra, que entrega una experiencia increíble aún a más de dos décadas de su lanzamiento. Tan sólo por su valor histórico, este título vale la pena.
  • MeriStation

    Cristian Ciuraneta · Jan 28, 2015

    7.5
    Es evidente que se trata de todo un clásico del género J-RPG, pero debemos castigar levemente un port que podría dar mucho más de sí. Empezando por un interfaz al que siguen anclados sus creadores y que no resulta el más idóneo para un título de estas características, más aun si jugamos en tablets, dispositivos de mayor tamaño a los que la falta de comodidad pasa factura. Eso sí, mantiene las bondades de los remakes de PlayStation 2 y Nintendo DS, con gráficos y banda sonora remasterizados y otros extras que mejoran una experiencia única dentro de tan querida saga.

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