Dragon Quest VII: Eden no Senshi tachi for Nintendo 3DS

About Dragon Quest VII: Eden no Senshi tachi for Nintendo 3DS

Eden no Senshi tachi is the Japanese name for Dragon Quest VII, often translated as Warriors of Eden. It tells the same grand story of the son of a fisherman on the island of Estard who finds ancient tablets in forgotten ruins. With his friends, he travels to islands lost in the past, solves their troubles and watches the present day world grow larger with every land restored.

The Japanese release carries the full depth the series is known for, including the vocation system that lets party members master many different roles over time. Island episodes mix mystery, humor and sadness in equal measure, and turn based battles reward careful planning. For collectors and language learners, this edition offers the adventure in its original Japanese text, exactly as home players first enjoyed it. The presentation makes smart use of the two screens, keeping maps, menus and useful details in view without slowing the action down.

Genre	Role playing
Publisher	Square Enix
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

If you plan to pick this one up now, keep the current situation in mind. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. Today the sensible route is a physical cartridge, found through a retailer, a game shop or a trusted second hand seller who describes the condition honestly. People who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games, so earlier owners keep what they paid for.

Some games age into treasures, and this one is quietly becoming one.

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What's inside

• The original Japanese edition of Dragon Quest VII
• Restore islands through ancient stone tablets
• Island stories full of mystery and heart
• Vocation training for every party member
• A very long and rewarding classic quest

Best for

Best for collectors and Japanese readers who want Dragon Quest VII in its original language and title.