And not once during this playthrough did I start to feel bored. I got close to fifty hours out of this game, and a lot of 16 bit RPGs don’t even take that much time. What impresses me the most about Dragon Quest III is just how massive and expansive it is when compared to other games of the time period. I would not go as far as to say it’s the best game in the series, as I do think that both Dragon Quest IV and V are superior games, but it ranks in third place of the six Dragon Quest games I’ve played (those being 1-6). I finally got the chance to play through Dragon Quest III for myself a few months ago through its Switch port, and even thirty years after its release, it still kicks some serious ass! It’s the one that damn near every thinks of when they hear the name of the series. I’ve often thought of what it must be like to discuss the differences in gaming culture with a gamer from Japan, about the differences in popularity and what games that we never got in our respective countries.ĭragon Quest III is to the Dragon Quest series what Final Fantasy VII is to the Final Fantasy series. So many of us are bound to have at least one JRPG among our favorites of all time, yet ultimately aren’t familiar with the series that put this genre on the map.
A lot of us who live outside of Japan don’t realize just how important the Dragon Quest series is to gaming.
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