Dragon Quest Builders 2 - PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4

A story about friendship, building. Frame jutters a little. An annoying part is when the evil spirit dialogue comes up it's on skippable and stays on screen far too long and they still haven't patched that. I wish for part 3 to be more like minecraft survival mechanics but with this games visuals and gameplay. Combat like most of these games are basic, eat food to keep your strength up. Dialogue heavy. After beating the game the freedom starts and there are more unlockables.

This game is awesome. I spent more than 100+ hrs on it. Cute characters and story is not boring. The most enjoy moment on this game for me is after you finish the game and come back to your island to build whatever you want on it. NPC is smart enough to participate and interact with the room that you make. Try it and you will love it.

Wasn’t a fan of Minecraft, but this game went on sale so I had to buy it. I loved this game, and the characters were great (and cute). Had a pretty good story, and building was so much fun. The battles were on the easy side, I rarely got defeated. I did however die a few times, mostly due to my fault. I did finish the game, but I’m still playing it. You’ll put many hours into this one. I also plan on buying the first game, and I hope it’s just as good. Was there anything I didn’t like? I can only think of one, and that was having to eat. A lot of time I barely found enough eat. You can’t really build or fight when your energy is depleted. After awhile though you’ll be farming and have plenty of food. Do yourself a favor and buy this game!

Much like the series that inspired it, DQ Builders 2 is light hearted and whimsical fun. The artwork is gorgeous, the colors pop off of the screen and the animation is well done. The blocky nature of the game fits well with these characters as they navigate foreign lands on a journey to break, craft and build new and exciting items. The music fits the mood perfectly and the sound effects from crating and building are well done. The only issue I had were the sounds the characters make that are comparable to the old LEGO games but a lot less varied. As a result you’ll be hearing the same voices over and over again and it’s a bit disappointing. On the surface, Builders 2 looks like a shameless inspired knock off of Minecraft but with dragon quest characters. I can honestly say that despite the blocky similarities between the games they couldn’t be more different. Beneath the layers of Builders 2 lies a full length JRPG complete with side quests, a pretty decent story and wonderful gameplay. Don’t expect to finish this game inside 30+ hours as there’s a ton of content to explore. There’s also a co op feature that allows you to play with your friends! If you enjoy Dragon Quest or have never heard of it and enjoy building games where you forage materials and then craft them into new items then I’d highly recommend giving this a chance.

Do you like cute dialog? Do you like cute enemies? Do you like a story with a plot? Do you like Minecraft? How about Dragon Quest? Do you like nostalgic call-backs in the form of music, sound effects and characters? If you said Yes to any of these, you'll love this game! Dragon Quest Builders 2 is the sequel to the beloved Dragon Quest Builders game. It improves on the original in almost every way. Much like Minecraft, you are thrown into a world that can be build and destroyed. Enemies abound as you search for valuable resources needed to build bigger and better things. What makes this game stand above Minecraft is the plot. You have to complete tasks in order to advance in the game, and learn more crafting recipes to overcome the challenges the game throws at you. There is a multiplayer part to the game that allows you to build with a friend online, if they also own the game. Your multiplayer level is a sandbox world that has no bearing on the main game story or plot line, so it is neither cooperative or competitive in the main game.

Super fun game. Better than the original. The DLC is cool too

Basically, it's a better version of minecraft. Combat is simple, but addicting. I wish there was a dodge option, but it works as-is. The story is actually pretty decent. This time around, you don't lose all progress with every new location that you go to, which was a huge gripe for most fans. If you love the Dragon Quest universe and are interested in crafting or building, then you will love this game. It is so charming!

Love this game for me and my family we play it all the