For starters, capturing is much less of a pain. Sounds like Pokemon, right? I'd be lying if I said this game wasn't a LOT like it, but it's the differences that make DQM a lot more fun and casual. Sounds like Pokemon, right? I'd be lying if I Capture monsters from around a fantasy world, build a team, and battle them against other teams. … ExpandĬapture monsters from around a fantasy world, build a team, and battle them against other teams. But those gripes are minor at best, I still put in close to 30 hours into the game and again I would put this in the must buy for RPG fans and DS owners. In synthesizing and leveling I guess I lost track of the games end goal as well and the ending, at least to me, seemed very sudden and I personally thought the game had more to it. This also leads into the reason why the game is a solid 8. Through trial and error I managed to make a large dragon and some level B creatures, but never advanced beyond there. Changing classes, monsters is a crap shoot unless you go through lengthy online forums or even guides to say monster a is this and b is that. The synthesis process, while fun, still is not 100% there. At this DQMJ2 does an awesome job, you have a variety of monsters and moving them up is a fun process. Moving from area to area is just a way to test and grow your team. For me the DQ and DQM series haven't been necessarily about story, it has been exploring and growing as well as changing my team. Fun to any DQ or even JRPG player, I didn't realize where the time goes because you get immersed in the world and building/leveling your Fun to any DQ or even JRPG player, I didn't realize where the time goes because you get immersed in the world and building/leveling your team.

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