Square Enix has revived the beloved *Dragon Quest Monsters* series on mobile with the release of *Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince*. Following its December 2023 launch on Nintendo Switch, this seventh installment in the franchise offers a fresh perspective on a familiar story.
Who Is the Dark Prince in Dragon Quest Monsters?
You play as Psaro, a young man burdened by a curse inflicted by his father, the Master of Monsterkind. This curse prevents him from harming any monster. To break the curse, Psaro embarks on a journey to become a Monster Wrangler, teaming up with various monsters to climb the ranks and ultimately challenge his father's authority. Longtime fans of *Dragon Quest IV* will recognize Psaro as the game's antagonist, but this mobile title offers a compelling look at his story from his own perspective.
The game unfolds in the magical world of Nadiria, where dynamic weather and changing seasons significantly impact gameplay. Recruit, train, and even fuse over 500 unique monsters to create powerful allies. The ever-changing weather patterns influence monster appearances, ensuring a consistently fresh and exciting exploration experience. From adorable creatures to bizarre behemoths, the monster roster is incredibly diverse.
Want a sneak peek at the game's captivating world? Check out the trailer below:
Will You Try It Out?
With its exciting gameplay and the inclusion of console DLC—the Mole Hole, Coach Joe’s Dungeon Gym, and Treasure Trunks—*Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince* offers a robust and rewarding experience. These additions provide unique features to enhance your monster-wrangling adventure.
The game also features a Quickfire Contest mode, where you can test your monster team's strength against other players. Compete daily to earn stat-boosting items and expand your monster roster.
If you're a *Dragon Quest* enthusiast, download *Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince* from the Google Play Store today! And stay tuned for our next article on Pokémon Sleep's Good Sleep Day With Clefairy.
