Dragon Warrior VII (2000)

Armor Project, ArtePiazza, Bird Studio, Heartbeat

PlayStation

3.67 from 238 ratings

974 members have it in their collection · 56 playing now · 496 backlogged · 325 wish listed

How long? Main story 91h · with extras 75h · 100% 130h (from 13 logged playthroughs)

Dragon Quest VII is the seventh installment of the popular Dragon Quest series of role playing games and the first in the series to not be a part of a larger trilogy. It was the first main series Dragon Quest title to be released outside of Japan since the release of Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen in North … Read more
Dragon Quest VII is the seventh installment of the popular Dragon Quest series of role playing games and the first in the series to not be a part of a larger trilogy. It was the first main series Dragon Quest title to be released outside of Japan since the release of Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen in North America in 1992, and the last DQ title to be released in North America with the Dragon Warrior name. Read less
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Release dates

  • Aug 26, 2000 (Japan) PlayStation
  • Nov 01, 2001 (North_America) PlayStation

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Rating distribution

5 stars
52
4 stars
92
3 stars
63
2 stars
26
1 star
5
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Community All Reviews Statuses

skrillysama

Status skrillysama Jan 12, 2023

This entry is very slow paced for a DQ game, interesting vocations (human and monsters) but very grindy, a lot of walking, in boss battles either it's too easy or you get fucked in the ass because you fucked up your build. Better than DQ6 for sure, but the beginning of the game is really slow it might turn off …

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This entry is very slow paced for a DQ game, interesting vocations (human and monsters) but very grindy, a lot of walking, in boss battles either it's too easy or you get fucked in the ass because you fucked up your build. Better than DQ6 for sure, but the beginning of the game is really slow it might turn off the average gamer. I ended up liking mastering vocations and getting broken hybrid skills for your party. The plot, very different too from the past 6 entries which is hella weird. Finished the main game in 91 hours. Forgot to get the broken fragment to save for postgame. Played the PSX version

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Capt.ACAB

Status Capt.ACAB Mar 22, 2022

I'm getting so sick of this game lmao. I thought it was undeserving of it's poor feedback but goddamn ive been playing this game for so long and it's sooo repetitive. Almost done though!

(Playing the og)

internpepper

Status internpepper Nov 12, 2020

I enjoyed the primary mechanic of visiting islands at different points in time to see what changes I made. It was a pretty standard story and the characters weren't anything breathtaking, but it was a standard enjoyable DQ game.

StrictSnow

Status StrictSnow Apr 13, 2020

Just ran into a transphobic joke in Dragon Quest, woo Japan. It was actually less transphobic in the 90s because you didn't have party chat where every party member calls her ugly or a man or both. At least the silver lining is that she is a biological woman in the dream world and no one talks shit, I'm pretty …

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Just ran into a transphobic joke in Dragon Quest, woo Japan. It was actually less transphobic in the 90s because you didn't have party chat where every party member calls her ugly or a man or both. At least the silver lining is that she is a biological woman in the dream world and no one talks shit, I'm pretty sure. Still though, it was really unnecessary and left a small bitter taste in my mouth in this otherwise wholesome and fun game. I'm not going to hold it against the game because I don't exactly expect better from a mid 2000's remaster of a mid 90s game and it's not a central plot point. It's just an ugly joke from over twenty years ago. Though I did read that there's a bit of a running gag with this, but eh. I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.

The composer is still a piece of fuckin work though.

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