Last updated on May 27th, 2023 at 05:10 pm
DRAGON QUEST
DRAGON QUEST is one of the best $2.99 to play game in the App Store.
Developed by SQUARE ENIX Co., Ltd., DRAGON QUEST is a Role Playing game with a content rating of 9+.
It was released on 11th September 2014 with the latest update 15th May 2018
Whether you are a fan of Role Playing, games, you will find this game interesting and will absolutely like it.
Rating
392 people have rated 1.0.6
You can download the game DRAGON QUEST from APP STORE.
Description
The game that started the legend of DRAGON QUEST is here at last for mobile devices!
Discover the RPG that won the hearts of two generations!
Enter a fantasy world of sword, magic, and monsters in one standalone package!
Download it once, and there’s nothing else to buy, and nothing else to download!
◆ Prologue
The peace of fair Alefgard has been shattered by the appearance of the nefarious master of the night known as the Dragonlord, and the Sphere of Light which for so long kept the forces of darkness in check has been stolen!
It’s time for you, a young warrior through whose veins flows the blood of the legendary hero Erdrick, to set out on a quest to vanquish the Dragonlord, and save the land from darkness!
◆ Game Features
・First in the Legendary Series
Originally released as Dragon Warrior, you can now experience the classic retro RPG experience that swept up millions of Japanese players back in the Eighties…and never let go!
Become the descendant of the legendary hero Erdrick, and embark on an epic journey through the historic realm of Alefgard, tackling fearsome foes and perplexing puzzles on your way to the dread Dragonlord’s lair!
・Simple, Intuitive Controls
The game’s controls are designed to work perfectly with the vertical layout of any modern mobile device, and the position of the movement button can be changed to facilitate both one- and two-handed play.
・Experience the legendary RPG loved by millions in Japan and worldwide! Created by a legendary trio with the master creator Yuji Horii, the revolutionary synthesizer score and orchestration by Koichi Sugiyama, and art by master manga artist Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball).
◆ Supported iOS Devices/Operating Systems ◆
・iPhone 4 and Above/iPad/iPod touch (4th Generation and Above)
・iOS5.1.1 and Above
Updated on 15th May 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Bug fixes.
DRAGON QUEST Reviews
Graphics revamped and looks and plays well our only dislike is we cant get it to go widescreen.
Definitivamente los mejores $3 dlares gastados en este adictivo juego, estaba dudoso por el formato del telfono pero se maneja excelente, si te gustan los RPG y eres fan de dragn quest este juego no te lo puedes perder, compra recomendada.
You buy the game. You play it. No servers, no log-ins, no in-app purchases, no excessive layers of currencies and pay-to-win mechanics. We had nearly forgotten phone games could be this straightforward. We bought this on a whim after the release of Hero in Smash Bros. Reminded us of the original game (which was called Dragon Warrior in the U.S., in case anyone is looking for that game). Very happy with the purchase. The game itself is very old school. Youll be doing a lot of grinding, but the touch screen menus make that more tolerable and its a decent enough way to pass the time. Most phone games force you into grinding anyway, but suggest you pay money to skip it. In this one youll just have to slash away at slimes until you level up to take on better enemies like the old days. The overworld controls are a little goofy, like all phone d-pads, but they get the job done and finesse is not needed in this kind of game. We like the vertical orientation; it makes it easier to switch in and out of the app to do stuff on your phone without having to turn the whole phone. The updated graphics and music give the game a cool SNES vibe. Id love the option to use the original graphics/music/screen resolution, but we can see how that might be infeasible given the phone layout. In any case, love has clearly been given to this port, and if you like 80s JRPGs, this is well worth your $3. Ill probably play through the series and see if we can convince myself to check out DQ11 for Switch eventually.
Overall balanced and fun for an 80s JRPG.
Loved DQ1-3 on IOS. Just got 4 and 5, and will eventually get 6 and we havent yet played 8 but do own it. We only have one question. WHERE IS THE BEST GAME IN THE SERIES? WHERE IS SEVEN? Its the one we played the most in our childhood. Making your own village, solving the gray stone rain, good times. Also, when are you gonna import Dragon Warrior Monsters 1-3 with Coby and Taras adventure titles as well.
Nothing more to say. Classic JRPG, turn-based fantasy adventure. 10/10. Good stability, no issues (iphone 8, ios 14.8.1, oct 2022)
When we save the game does not save the same happened in dragon quest ll also it deleted all our saves Please fix this otherwise good game.
First time playing through these classic dragon quest games and thanks to the mobile ports they are easy to grab and go. Play for 15mins and stop, go do what ever and come back and pick up right where you left off. The port is self is pretty good to us at least being able to customize the controls location and only once during our play through did we freeze, but because of auto save the game froze or crashed, we closed the game and start up right before that event happened truly a great port.
We freaking love this game!! The quick save and auto save features reduce difficulty but it also reduces a lot of frustration and wasted game play! Purists, get over it! Lol. Im so glad they put these on iOS! Im now beating the whole series!
The Dragon Warrior that came with our Nintendo Power magazine changed our childhood. Our curiosity turned into creativity. We have never stoped trying to create simple JRPG games on paper or with simple software. We played this game with our young kiddos again here nearly 30 years later. It was so much fun to do it on the floor with them taking turns with battles and navigation. We highly recommend sitting down with a kiddo in your life with this OG JPRG. Cheers.
We love the Dragon Quest series, but because we dont own the older consoles we’ve only been able to play DQ 8 and 11 on our own. Bought this on a whim and while it didnt take us long to beat Im really happy we finally got to play the original dragon quest game, even if its a remastered port. Hooray for Dragon Quest!
We notified Square Enix of the issue in this game when we contacted them about the same one in Dragon Quest 3. The support ticket was escalated with a fix on the App Store a few days later. Kudos to the app developers on fixing this! What issue was: Broken back button and button for switching directional pad on iOS 11 + iPhone SE. App works ok on iOS 9 + iPhone 4S This game is a classic RPG and the Portrait oriented UI and touch controls work well too. Treat yourself and get this app.
This is just a pure, fun old RPG. If you use a guide, you can beat it in a day.
We love this game as its the first rpg we ever played as a young kid. We are annoyed with apple, always breaking apps and games with their OS releases. We are selling all our apple devices and never purchasing from the App Store again. Piece of crap company.
As a Dragon Quest fan it has been a pleasure to play this game on iOS. The quality of the app is very high and the controls work well. Our only complaint is that we wish we could quickly close the app and have it create a save state rather than having to do that manually. Lastl, SquareEnix please release an English version of Dragon Quest X! We’ve played it in Japanese and its very good we just wish we could understand it. Trust us your leaving money on the table.
We’ve never played the DQ series before nor did we want to. Yet after the release of The Hero in SSBU (smash) we couldnt hide the fact that the music and game interested us. We’ve never played the NES version or the other remakes besides this one on IOS. We got to say that this is a game we’ve been missing. It was classic RPG in its finest. We used a YouTube video title how to beat DQ in 5 mins and we dont regret it either. We enjoyed our experience so much we became a fan. This is our first time playing the game and we got to say that it is a 5/5. We told our wife that we think we would love DQ more then FF if we played it first. The price is beautiful too. Cant beat it. We hope you liked our first review. Im on a mission to clear every DQ game on IOS. Check us on the other games review too. Keep track of us. Im here. #firstreview.
We got into dragon quest 11 last year and was curious about the previous ones. Considering this is the port/remaster of the 1985 version its pretty good and Im happy with it.
Played on iPad… 2021. No problems at all. Game is shorter than we recall but still a great classic. Around 7-10hrs to complete. You do have to grind exp at three points in the game. Need your heal more spell plus your level does effect your power unlike any other rpg we recall. Beat the game at lvl 26 with ease. At a $3 price point hard to pass this one up. Additional comments: developers made the game too easy by highlighting items on ground that needed to be found. Technically you didnt look for anything, just picked it up.
We couldnt put it down its just fun at what it does perfect for mobile.
Needs controller support and portrait mode.
Id pay $60 for this on Xbox One and Final Fantasy 4 (FF2 on SNES) too. Please!!!!
This game is everything you want it to be if youre looking for Dragon Warrior for the NES. This is an amazing game. We loved every minute that we were playing.
Dragon quest 1-3 runs and looks great on iPhone XR. Please update DQ 4-6 to take advantage of the bigger screens.
We spent so much time grinding this game as a kid, its a real treat to play on our phone. We recommend anyone who loved this game back in the day to pay up and spend a lazy afternoon reliving their childhood. Newer gamers have the opportunity to see the classic 8-bit RPG that in many ways was the genesis of a whole genre. This game, as klunky as it feels today, was a real original at the time and inspired a generation of rpgs.
The first 3 games are such a perfect trilogy so while this one may be dated and difficult it’s definitely worth a play through as you make your way to the pinnacle that is dragon quest 3. @squareenix please release Dragon Quest VII 7 to us in English mobile markets.
Thankfully, an update was just released that fixed the back button being untappable on iPhone 6 devices. This is probably the best was to play the game, good job devs.
We love this game but needs number seven dragon quest.
Its a perfect way to fill small gaps of free time with.
We like this game, but we when we press the screen we cannot get the search function to come up. Can someone help?
Works perfectly on the iPhone. The game was as fun as we remembered it but we were a lot more efficient this time around. Great for a quick download and can finish in in a long weekend. Cheers.
Classic, simple, enjoyable. We wish, though, that after this many years they would allow the option of playing as a female hero. We would buy it all over again if it meant we could rescue Gwaelin as a woman.
Love the updates and we still replay this game (both of the original trilogies actually) routinely on our phone. Theyre actually darn near perfect for mobile gaming, but controller support would still be a nice touch even though its not explicitly needed (for 1-6 at least).
We would love to see this series support landscape mode.
Lets be honest, having to select STAIRS was the worst back in the [NES] day. This is a great game. Love it.
First game we tried in the series and really enjoyed it. We liked it much better then FF1 which we also played. Only thing we didnt like is at the final boss battle the bosses 2nd form is glitched. He is suppose to use a series a different attacks and he only used his strongest one the entire time. That didnt happen in our friends game who beat the game the same day we did and the only difference is he bought his in the play store. Other then that frustrating part we enjoyed the game.
This incarnation captureth all that was the original Dragon Warrior, yet it lacketh a true understanding of Early Modern English. We shall grant thee that ye olde NES game suffered worse. But if it be thine desire to bear witness to a classic for all tyme, then thou shouldst look no further. It be a fantastic adventure for a paltry sum of silver coins. Thy quest awaits thee!
Can be finished in about two days (probably less if you look up a guide). No ads, no in-app purchases. A simple RPG (perhaps THE original simple RPG) that delivers a fun experience for all ages. Recommended.
Easy smooth controls, nice updated images, quick save. Overall a great port and perfect for a dad like us that only has brief moments for gaming. Love it!
These games are amazing on mobile, we cant say the same for the other ones but the first one is a condolete remake built from the ground up, it is an AMAZING way to play it, butthere are other ways to play the game and playing a game thats kinda long on your phone isnot that greatbut its still a good game, we would recommend to anyone who wants to play dragon quest for the first time and only has an iphone.
The game plays pretty easy, it is definitely a game from the 80s. And its a great casual game to have on your phone to play in downtime. The level progression is strong, where you definitely feel that your character is getting stronger. The bosses where they exist are challenging but not impossible. Really we only have a few negative critiques (but a lot of these are just because of the games age): 1- the game is artificially made longer by the amount of world traveling thats needed, the goal points that require you to travel between are on opposite sides of the world and the trek is done on foot exclusively. 2- not a single NPC is story compelling in the slightest. Mostly non existent actually. When we think about it the protagonists story is actually very weak as well.. 3- there is no direction to point you from point A To point B. Not that we like games holding our hands, but there is nothing in the game indicating any direction at all to complete the game. Its quite literally just to kill the dragon lord and youre expected just figure it out yourself. All that aside it still plays pretty nice, its a short game and we would say the price is right on the game. You pay for what you get here.
Yes it was modified for people to beat easier. People dont have the time to play games like they used to. It still has grinding like it used to but you level faster. That being said, we love this game, still one of our favorites. Buy it.
The only thing this and all if the Dragon Quest updates needs is CONTROLLER SUPPORT. We have a blue tooth controller that we would to use with these games.
This game was great when it originally came out and its value has not diminished over the years. Developers: Please fix the back button, it doesnt work very when exiting menus.
If we only had one complaint Is that the game doesnt let you listen to outside media while playing and the game goes into an infinite loading loop if you attempt to. But Oh our gosh this game is a masterpiece.
A faithful adaption of a wonderful game. In addition, this is one of the few ways to play the new official translation, which is great. Well suited controls for one-handed play for while on transit. Only one major complaint: the game will override any other audio from other apps, even with the game music turned off. Sometimes you just want to listen to podcasts while grinding!
If there is ever a game that aged as well as wine and milk at the same time, this game is the prime example. Honestly this game makes us feel so weird. The controls are simple enough that porting it to the IOS store works out really well, its decently priced, and is as nostalgic as it can get. That being said, this game also has the plague of most old games: Its hard as hell and grindy as hell. Seriously, its refreshing to fight monsters that are as strong as you, but god help your soul-and your gold sack-If you decide that you can risk something. You will die. A lot. The smallest numbers add up and can easily screw you over even if you are 1 level lower than you should be. That being said this game is still as charming as the day it was born. Its the timesless tale of Rescue girl, Slay dragon, kill villain (in this case this and the last one at the same time!), win everything. And Toriyamas monsters getting a fresh coat of paint makes them feel right at home. Would recommend. We gaurentee you will spend more money on something and be far more dissapointed.
So we got this on our iPad and on our phone it cost money and on iPad its free make it free on phone pls but over all we love it.