When you unlock the Trophies you can get mini medals the trophies in this game are worth getting as they actually give you something in-game. In fact, the game impressed us in this area. Luckily there is an accessory you can get that increases their drop rate. The mini medals could've been easier to get. Defeating these bosses will make them drop rare items, equipment, or mini medals (the game's secondary currency). However some do provide a challenge and require a high level and a tactical approach. Some of them are easy, just simply hacking away at them will do. There are also grottoes, effectively these are places where there are bosses and raid bosses.
There are six types of missions rescue, escort, objective, defend, resource gathering, and boss fights. We completed every single one to see if they were all different. This is basically where you go to get your side-quests, and there's a lot of them. Of course crafting and buying weapons have been in the Dynasty Warriors games but they've never had this amount of depth.Īnother RPG mechanic is the quest master.
There are shops where you can buy weapons and orbs (orbs increase the defence of your character). Now this isn't the most complex or varied crafting system in the world but it adds to the RPG feel of the game. These accessories can be created multiple times and then melded together to create upgraded equipment.
There is alchemy/crafting that allows the player to make a variety of accessories which help in certain ways (poison resistance, critical hit chance and how much EXP is gained). That said, the inclusion of MP and abilities is just the beginning of the RPG mechanics on offer. The inclusion of MP is great, it stops you from being completely overpowered as some of the abilities are pretty potent.ĭragon Quest Heroes has RPG mechanics and this is where it starts to differentiate itself from the Warriors series. These abilities are also easy to perform, it's a simple hold R1 and press one of the face buttons, however these abilities do use Magic Points. In Dragon Quest Heroes each character has unique abilities. It's not as quick as that series or Samurai Warriors but it doesn't matter because it fits the game perfectly you have to be a bit more careful and tactical. The combat is very much Dynasty Warriors-esque. We've spent around sixty hours and have loved near enough every moment of it. Let us start off by saying that whilst this definitely has the Musou formula and style of gameplay, that is the only thing it has in common with 'Musou games' and the Warriors franchise.
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