I hope to the Goddess Rubiss that I’m wrong about it staying in Japan, because I would absolutely adore getting to play it in English. The Adventure of Dai: Infinity Strash was announced earlier this year, and it looks awesome! An action-RPG DQ could be cool, and I’m a huge fan of the cel-shaded graphics and the way the combat looks.
I’m preemptively putting this game on the list because Dragon Quest games (especially spin-offs) notoriously don’t come West. Either way, I’d love to see DQ Tact come to the West, and it might actually make me play (and enjoy) a mobile game! The Adventure of Dai: Infinity Strash Plus, I was even lucky enough to be one of the 1000 winners of the DQ Tact Super Famicom prize a couple of months ago (but that’s a story for another time, probably). DQ Tact looks amazing, with reskins of famous monsters wearing quirky outfits. I hate them, in fact, but Final Fantasy Tactics is one of my favorite PSOne games, and I’ve wanted a similar game set in the Dragon Quest universe for years. It could be the closest we ever get to an official localization. There’s a fan translation out there that’s supposedly pretty great, so you might want to check it out.
Seriously, Slime Mori Mori 3 should’ve made it West and didn’t. You know how much I love ships! Old wooden ships paired with DQ slimes is not only the perfect combo for me, it should be the perfect combo for EVERYONE. When Slime Mori Mori 3 released on 3DS, it tweaked tank battles by adding in ships. The second installment, released in the West as Dragon Quest Heroes Rocket Slime, was one of the best (and cutest) games on the DS. The first Slime Mori Mori never made it here either, but let’s let that one be bygones.
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It’s been almost a decade since the game first appeared on the Wii, and after FIVE expansions the length of full games, the only real DQ 10 stuff we have outside of Asia is from the Altar of Ages in Dragon Quest XI and some mobile game crossovers. Yeah, I’m starting with the obvious choice here, but that’s because we need Dragon Quest X in the West so freaking bad! Despite fan campaigns, petitions, and constant begging on social media, the prospects of seeing DQ10 in the West might seem slim. Like, they needed to be here YESTERDAY! Dragon Quest X Nevertheless, here are the Dragon Quest games that NEED to come West. But it’s like Joe Dirt says, “You gotta keep on keepin’ on.” It’s not always easy, but we DQ fans have to persevere. Sometimes, we just have to wait a while – like with Dragon Quest of the Starsand Dragon Quest 6. It’s happened time and time again over the years, but that doesn’t mean we won’t EVER get them. Games get announced and released, and they never make it to the West. It’s always the hardest part about being a Dragon Quest fan.
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