Varg Man

The low reviews are mostly correct, very very small story, choices are pointless, dialog isn't well thought out, does not expand on the first two DQM games and doesn't hold up. Easily the worst in the dragonquest (dragon warrior) series. Does that mean, don't buy it? No, I think a lot of people could enjoy this a lot. Just not for $60USD. Having played them all, and actually using apostrophes, you can trust my review.

As I was writing this, i had to bump it up a star, feeling half of what i put in "the bad" would be fun for some (maybe most, lol) people. I feel this should be a $30 game, which is what i paid on black friday. The good - the concept and story is good, creative thinking on setting up a world based on two titans. The layout of the world really did have me feeling like it was a titan my characters were on. If you like jumping off of high places in games and living, seems like its necessary to do a lot and they nailed the vibration on landing. The neutral - Progressing through levels are much easier doing side quest than enemy grinding. I kind of like that idea, enemy grinding does get a bit annoying. The bad - Dialog is terrible (maybe translation?), cut scenes are relatively annoying - not progressing the storyline. There will be a cut scene, then you control your characters for 20 seconds, then another cut scene. There was one point in the game where one of the characters says "we can rest up here" or "heres a good place to rest and the actual gameplay was one path about 20 seconds long between the scenes (after fallen hand area) Most of the game you try to get your characters to like each other better and do side quest that rarely improve the story or pertain to the story at all. However, if you like that sort of thing, you will love this game.