I was worried that Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake might feel like an uninspired and overpriced cash-in on 1990s RPG nostalgia. Instead, it’s the latest in a string of excellent Square Enix tributes to past classics. Like 2022's Tactics Ogre: Reborn and ...

Now that the 'Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake' has been released, it’s time to talk about the various end game and post game content.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is Square Enix's grand endeavor to revive a classic RPG that originally came out 36 years ago on the NES. The result is a delightful modernization, but some esoteric elements of the original have been preserved and best understood sooner than later.

You won't find a more fundamental JRPG than Dragon Quest III, and this is easily the best way to experience it

There are few role-playing games that are as important as 'Dragon Quest III', so this new remake has a lot to live up to.

One of the most devious and iconic monsters in the fantasy world is a mimic. If you’re at all familiar with Dungeons and Dragons, you'll no doubt know the name, and Enix has adopted this monster ever since Dragon Quest III. In the latest HD-2D Remake, they come back in full force, being something you desperately need to watch out for.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake brings one of the most beloved JRPGs to modern consoles with some fresh modernization that feels natural enough. The

DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D is a faithful remake of the Nintendo classic, bringing with it the best elements of some of its later releases.

Masaaki Hayasaka argues that it would translate incredibly well considering that it was the major influence behind the HD-2D style.

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake producer Masaaki Hayasaka would love to see a similar remake for Final Fantasy 6, though there are no "concrete plans". Speaking to Inverse, Hayasaka discussed the popularity of the HD-2D visual style and whether he'd like to see any other games be remade in this way.