Players might even recognise the familiar faces from Dragon Quest IX and various elements drawn from previous games across the franchise. Developed by Tose, the team behind cult classics like Rocket Slime and Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker, this humble spin-off is a literal treasure trove of Dragon Quest goodness awaiting dedicated fans of the series. L to R: Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker (2006), Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime (2005), Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree’s Woe and the Blight Below (2015), Dragon Quest Builders (2016)Īdding to the list of impressive spin-offs that tie us over between mainline titles, players are once again invited to return to the slimey world of Dragon Quest in Dragon Quest Treasures. This is thanks in part to many of the series’ brilliant spin-offs, including Dragon Quest Monsters, Dragon Quest Heroes, and the popular Dragon Quest Builders games. And while the series has always been a staple of gaming in Japan, these charming adventures have only in the last couple decades begun to capture the hearts of players all across the globe.

Spanning over 35 years and almost 50 games across the series, Square Enix’s Dragon Quest has had a monumental impact in the world of role-playing games. Unearth the Dragon Quest spin-off that’s worth its weight in gold in our Dragon Quest Treasures review.

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