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Instead of a class system that is found in all of the previous Dragon Quest titles where players upgrade their player through beating monsters a certain amount of time, Dragon Quest VIII uses a skill system to level up the characters and learn new skills by placing skill points earned through battle into the available skill tree, this allows for a more fine grained approach of leveling a character up. See More
With the Steampunk motif and the way that the game transitions, users can see that a lot of style and imagination was used in the creation of the game. Being that it is based off of Jules Verne's novel "Around the World in 80 Days", fans of the author should find a lot to like here and those new to the author should be able to find something they like being that it is an established classic. See More
The game is easily accessible to anyone, gamer or not. The story is well written and what is asked of the player is explained adequately, so there is little confusion of how to control the game, which is great for those new to the text adventure genre. For those that are familiar with the genre, the story is intriguing and allows for plenty of exploration. See More
This is a text adventure game that has been target for mobile, meaning that there is no forced typing of instructions, but dialog boxes the player can click on. This makes it easy to select what you want to do in the game without having to spend a large amount of time using a mobile keyboard. The game also saves on the fly, so there is no need to remember to go into a menu to manually save. Over all the UI lends itself quite well to mobile, which makes the game a pleasure to play. See More