Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is Square Enix's grand endeavor to revive a classic RPG that originally came out 36 years ago on the NES. The result is a delightful modernization, but some esoteric elements of the original have been preserved and best understood sooner than later.

There are few role-playing games that are as important as 'Dragon Quest III', so this new remake has a lot to live up to.

In the wake of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake's release, an ocean of opportunity exists for where Square Enix could take the legendary franchise.

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake is more than just a graphical overhaul. It retains the original's gameplay and adds many welcome quality of life features.

DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D is a faithful remake of the Nintendo classic, bringing with it the best elements of some of its later releases.

Leveling up in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is not easy. Even at the end of the game, it takes quite a bit of time to get through some of the higher-EXP-rich enemies. That’s on top of the class system, completely resetting a character to level one if you want to change, so figuring out a good way to grind is very important.

With Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Square Enix aims to appeal to nostalgic fans of one of the franchise's best-selling titles, even if that means potentially alienating a new audience. While I enjoyed the remake overall, I find it hard to recommend it to players who are used to modern conveniences in RPGs.

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake opens with a personality quiz that determines your heros stats throughout the game. Heres what youll be asked.

Fading Jenny is a unique item that is exclusive to the world of Dragon Age III. Its functionality is purely to turn the Hero and his companions invisible for a short time, with its story related implications being able to sneak into Edina Castle which is locked to anyone who tries to enter.