DRAGON QUEST TACT 4+

You did a final fantasy bewotv event, I think you should do a final fantasy 7 event with cloud as character you get after first chapter finished and Barret and Areth as the characters you get from 10 tickets at once in chance 15 times or 3000 gems for 15 times and in the second part it’s red 13 and Tifa for the same rule and in the third part it’s Sephiroth and Ramuh. (Idea for cloud his abilities are blade beam, Limit charge which enhances Omnislash’s attack power, and his coup de grace is Omnislash.) idea for red 13 you could retexture a great Sabre cat and make it unique and give it the name red 13 and give it new abilities. Also for ramuh retexture Kiryl no hat give him a robe replace his spear with a staff and make his abilities thunder, thundara, thundaga, lightning enhance, and his coup de grace is mega thunder storm which effects 9 spaces of the stage. The equipment is buster sword and the stats are +40 attack, areth’s staff and the stats are +30 mp, and tifa’s glove and the stats are +20 agility. I’m just recommending it for final fantasy fans. But it is a great game five stars for me.

So I’ve been playing the game very day on my lunch break and when I get home. I rather enjoy the tactical gameplay and the characters are actually charming all in their own way. You could even say this game has a Pokémon vibe, but with the DQ enemies. However I have to admit that this games micro-transaction are rather heavy starting off. The rate you earn gems (this games premium currency) feel rather greedy, especially when you compare this to one of Square Enix’s other games, FF Dissidia. In fact that’s the case for a lot of this games aspects. This game even includes the concept that your paid gems won’t give you the same rewards as earned gems.
Then there’s the “Passport”, which is this games subscription. Usually we’re use to the aspect of mobile games slowing us down, and offering us experience and gold boosters to speed up the process. However this game took it a step further by legit making the game and animations slower, and then offering us the “Very Fast” option in its monthly subscription “Passport”.
I actually enjoy a lot of aspects of this game including the sound track, gameplay, and even charming monsters, but if you’re looking for just a good FREE-TO-PLAY JRPG mobile game, try Square Enix’s other mobile game FF Dissidia, because that one is far more free to play than this one.

I don’t really play many mobile games, but this is a great use of the Dragon Quest license. I love tactics games and the art style of the Dragon Quest series blends together quite nicely. Smooth gameplay and a wealth of side missions, timed events and leveling mechanics keep me coming back for more. Grinding is a staple in the Dragon Quest series, but it doesn’t feel like a chore here. If you are still commuting to the office or don’t have a handheld gaming device to get your RPG itch then this is a great alternative. There are micro transactions, but from what I gather they just fast track you towards getting more powerful party members and speeding up the battles. If you have patience then you can obtain those more powerful party members in time. Music is a joy to listen to while playing, but I’m guessing you could pair the gameplay with the podcast of your choice and watch the time fly by. If you like tactics games then give this a shot, but don’t expect the most engrossing story. 8/10