Theatrhythm Dragon Quest [Import] Review

By Heath Hindman

The beat approaches! Command?

It's hard not to compare Theatrhythm Dragon Quest to its Final Fantasy counterpart. I feel like I shouldn't, and I don't want to, but ignoring Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is impossible—much the same way that evaluating Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy separately felt impossible back in the 1980s. They're siblings in…

  • All the feels of an almost 30-year-old series
  • Almost entirely arranged music
  • Bright, colorful, looks great
  • It's like they try to make these menus as slow as possible
  • Unlocking songs somewhat tedious
  • RPG elements more important than in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
  • Simple Mode adds accessibility
  • Sugoroku

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