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May 2009
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The editors liked
Great graphics
Huge bestiary with many tamable monsters
Truly unique story with excellent writing and plot twists
Satisfying plot that has stood the test of time
Impressive dualscreen presentation
Great enemy variety and inventive attacks freshen the battle system
Addictive monster taming
Strong replayability due to storyline twists and extra dungeon.
Wonderful characters
Fantastic story
Plenty of recruitable monsters
Fun mini-games
Interesting knick-knack creating/sharing element and some replay value since there are three possible brides.
The editors didn't like
Tedious beginning chapter
Annoying level grinding
Huge time investment may scare off casual players and busy RPG fans
A little difficult to target specific monsters to recruit.
Sancho’s dialect and dialogue could be considered insulting. More challenging than the previous game
So prepare to spend substantial amounts of time level grinding. No quick saving in dungeons.
Abstract: To say that the release of Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride has been a long time coming would be a serious understatement. Dragon Quest V was originally released in Japan in 1992 on the region-specific Super Famicom. Since the series was not ...
Satisfying plot that has stood the test of time, Impressive dualscreen presentation, Great enemy variety and inventive attacks freshen the battle system, Addictive monster taming, Strong replayability due to storyline twists and extra dungeon.
A little difficult to target specific monsters to recruit.
Dragon Quest V’s compelling North American debut offers a gripping story and enthralling gameplay. ...
Abstract: Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride is an impressive remake of the Super Famicom classic that capitalizes on a highly addictive monster taming system and an enticing plot. Developer Arte Piazza has also integrated a fresh translation, a huge gra...
Abstract: Dragon Quest V is the most moving videogame I've played in ages. That might seem an unlikely claim, especially given the vintage of the material. It's a remake of a 1991 Super NES RPG that was never released outside Japan, and its dated appearance does...
Great graphics, huge bestiary with many tameable monsters, truly unique story with excellent writing and plot twists
Tedious beginning chapter, annoying level grinding, huge time investment may scare off casual players and busy RPG fans
If you have the time to devote to its awesomely structured story, Dragon Quest V can be one of the most memorable experiences you’ll get from an RPG. ...
The something amazing about Dragon Quest’s charm, even though it’s simple to play and doesn’t do anything you don’t expect it’s still a solid RPG that will keep you coming back until you’re married. 7.8/10Print this pag...
Story mit einigen interessanten Facetten, Monster können in Party eintreten, zahlreiche Nebenbeschäftigungen, liebevolle Präsentation, enormer Umfang, gute Lokalisierung
Spielmechanik gegenüber Vorgänger kaum verändert, Kamera manchmal mit Macken, kaum Interaktivität mit Touchscreen, auf Dauer nervige Zufallskämpfe
Nach den ersten Stunden mit dem Spiel stellte sich mir immer wieder die Frage, ob ich nicht aus Versehen den Vorgänger von Dragon Quest: Die Hand der Himmelsbraut in den Modulschacht gesteckt habe. Die Spielmechanik ist - abgesehen von einigen kleinen ...
Abstract: Die Welle der Remakes älterer Japano-Rollenspielhits für DS und PSP nimmt weiter ihren Lauf. Zum Glück, denn an einige der alten Schätzchen kam man kaum noch irgendwie heran. Bei Dragon Quest 5 - Die Hand der Himmelsbraut ist die Übung erneut gelungen....
