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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Release Year: 2001

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Publisher: Sony

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0695981100094

Platform: Sony PlayStation 1

Rating: T-Teen

Video Game Series: Dragon Quest/Warrior Series

MPN: SLUS-01206

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: Dragon Warrior VII

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Enix serves a classically styled isometric console RPG with this release of Dragon Warrior VII. Players take the role of a youngster named Aluse who has grown up in a sleepy little fishing village on a small, remote island. Joined by his friends Maribel and Prince Kiefer, Aluse decides to explore the ancient and mysterious ruins outside of town and is led on an adventure that takes him across the island and through time itself. By confronting evil and solving puzzles, the adventurers can journey to the past and discover other islands and continents that existed near the island in earlier times. By solving quests in these ancient lands, the heroes can change the course of history so that the places come to exist in their own time as well.

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by fuzzybear1982
Oct 21, 2023Top favorable review
Huge beautiful RPG absolutely stuffed with amazing content. Absolutely worth it!
Those who appreciate pixel graphics and traditional turn-based RPGs will appreciate what Dragon Warrior VII was trying to do here. The issue that occurred was it's development cycle that pushed out the release date, which coincided with the release of the Playstation 2. By then, the game looked and felt dated compared not only to its newer gen counterparts, but also its more contemporary ones which had already made the move to 3D polygons on the same console. However, if you're looking for an RPG that literally has everything, from job classes to in-depth sidequests to treasure hunting, you simply cannot go wrong with Dragon Warrior VII. Just don't expect the ending to come quickly because this is a long game, on the 100+ hour side for main quest only.Those who appreciate pixel graphics and traditional turn-based RPGs will appreciate what Dragon Warrior VII was trying to do here. The issue that occurred was it's development cycle that pushed out the release date, which coincided with the release of the Playstation 2. By then, the game looked and felt dated compared not only to its newer gen counterparts, but also its more contemporary ones which had already made the move to 3D polygons on the same console. However, if you're looking for an RPG that literally has everything, from job classes to in-depth sidequests to treasure hunting, you simply cannot go wrong with Dragon Warrior VII. Just don't expect the ending to come quickly because this is a long game, on the 100+ hour side for main quest only.
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by ikr999
Jan 14, 2009
A great game for old-school RPG fans
I would highly recommend this game to any old school RPG fan. I don’t consider it to be the best Dragon Quest game in the franchise but it has enough charm, originality, and challenge to stand on its own. I have to mention that this is one of the harder Dragon Quest games, mostly because some of the bosses can be quite difficult. Beating them doesn’t require a ridiculous amount of grinding but it does require some ingenious strategizing and even a little bit of luck. You also need to invest a lot of time in this game. If you wish to experience everything in the game, including the two post-game bonus dungeons on your first playthrough, then you are looking at approximately 80 hours of gameplay. Yes, this is the longest Dragon Quest game in the franchise. There is grinding in this game, but ... I would highly recommend this game to any old school RPG fan. I don’t consider it to be the best Dragon Quest game in the franchise but it has enough charm, originality, and challenge to stand on its own. I have to mention that this is one of the harder Dragon Quest games, mostly because some of the bosses can be quite difficult. Beating them doesn’t require a ridiculous amount of grinding but it does require some ingenious strategizing and even a little bit of luck. You also need to invest a lot of time in this game. If you wish to experience everything in the game, including the two post-game bonus dungeons on your first playthrough, then you are looking at approximately 80 hours of gameplay. Yes, this is the longest Dragon Quest game in the franchise. There is grinding in this game, but you only really need to do in three places. Firstly, a bit at the beginning then once you have access to the jobs, you will need to do a lot of grinding to build up your skills for a tough boss fight, and then you will have to do some grinding near the end of the game. A few characters come and go from your party, but you have access to them all eventually, so none of your job experience for your characters go to waste. However, if someone new does join your team and his or her skills aren’t up to snuff, then you may need to grind a bit in order to give them a better skill set. Finding the shards is very important in the game because without the new shards you cannot continue your quest. There is some little in-game help but the hints the NPC gives you can be vague at times. For a first playthrough, I would highly recommend a walkthrough or a strategy guide. Based on Dragon Warrior 7’s merits and flaws, I would give it an 8/10. Although the graphics can be quite irksome at times and eventhough the game has some annoying and tedious parts, the overall quality of the story and the customizable job system compensate for its flaws.
by opima05
Jan 05, 2007
another great addition to an original series
For the quaint graphics, the thin characters, the so-so plot, and the time-intensive job system, I still spent most of the journey enjoying myself. The graphics are a huge leap over previous Dragon Warrior incarnations, and a huge leap behind other contemporaneous RPGs. Characters are flat, meander through a three-dimensional world, colorful, but somewhat bland--certainly nothing close to the meticulously detailed cityscapes of the Final Fantasy series. Easier on the eyes than your old-school NES games to be sure, but nothing of any independent attraction. Battles are quick, too, but still text based: the enemies, in a strange mix between action and screen, begin moving only when attacking--at other times they appear like pictures in a book. The plot is gargantuan - a systematic search ... For the quaint graphics, the thin characters, the so-so plot, and the time-intensive job system, I still spent most of the journey enjoying myself. The graphics are a huge leap over previous Dragon Warrior incarnations, and a huge leap behind other contemporaneous RPGs. Characters are flat, meander through a three-dimensional world, colorful, but somewhat bland--certainly nothing close to the meticulously detailed cityscapes of the Final Fantasy series. Easier on the eyes than your old-school NES games to be sure, but nothing of any independent attraction. Battles are quick, too, but still text based: the enemies, in a strange mix between action and screen, begin moving only when attacking--at other times they appear like pictures in a book. The plot is gargantuan - a systematic search through myriad islands, enlarging the original over-world in the process. Each island has its own little conflict to solve, some of which are fun; on the way one picks up pieces of the overarching problem, which I won't give away here. To make new islands appear one must collect shards; discovering one gives one a glimmer of satisfaction that proves addictive. That ultimate plot, when it emerges, doesn't cohere particularly well, and it's hard to care about the vacuous primary characters, much less the interchangeable secondary characters. Still, I'll be damned if there isn't an intensely enjoyable aspect to the constant cycle of discovery and exploration of the rising islands, of gaining new abilities through the job system, of trying to fulfill one of the side quests. The Dragon Warriors have always been marked by an extremely strange gameplay--if you want something, you have to earn it. Hours must be spent in the field gaining experience before you're set to venture to a new continent, or have the necessary funds for subsequent levels of armor and weaponry. That is their, and this installation's, charm, which makes it--for all its shortcomings and anachronisms--worth recommending. I do so.
by snoopy97
Jun 08, 2006
Dragon Warrior VII
I just recently finished playing Dragon Warrior VIII and decided to catch up in the series of Dragon Warrior/Quest games. I felt that the the 8th installment was probably one of the best games I'd ever played, so I was excited to get my hands on the 7th. I expected the graphics to be downgraded and they were...significantly but the good news is this: It doesn't matter! Anyone who enjoys a good RPG will love this game. As I said before, the graphics are horrible (Even for PS1 standards)but the gameplay and depth of the game more than make up for this inadequacy. The story is interesting. You find shards of land along your quest and use them to form specific pieces of land around your home island. As you find more shards, the more land that will appear thus the further you can advance in the ... I just recently finished playing Dragon Warrior VIII and decided to catch up in the series of Dragon Warrior/Quest games. I felt that the the 8th installment was probably one of the best games I'd ever played, so I was excited to get my hands on the 7th. I expected the graphics to be downgraded and they were...significantly but the good news is this: It doesn't matter! Anyone who enjoys a good RPG will love this game. As I said before, the graphics are horrible (Even for PS1 standards)but the gameplay and depth of the game more than make up for this inadequacy. The story is interesting. You find shards of land along your quest and use them to form specific pieces of land around your home island. As you find more shards, the more land that will appear thus the further you can advance in the game. The battle system is easy to pick up and the options of what your characters learn in the ways of skills and magic is endless. The job system is in place and you can advance your characters in certain classes to unlock higher and more beneficial classes. There is a sim-town near the beginning of the game that you recruit people for and try to build throughout your quest. The tiny medals are here as well as most everything you've come to know and love from this series. I would approximate that you will spend a good 80+ hours on this game. There's that much to do. Overall I would highly recommend this classic game and would easily plunk down forty dollars to play it.
by DBfdpXnDTr6@Deleted
Jan 06, 2011
Dragon Warrior 7
I bought it about 2 months ago and so far I'm quite impressed. Unlike most people these days the grapics don't bother me. A lot of people are always whinning about grapics. The class system is excellent, it's my favorite in the series. 2nd of course would be DQ9. The gameplay is nice and simple. The length of the game is another great feature. It's one the main reasons why I bought the game. It doesn't have a bad story. The game, for me, didn't really start getting interesting until I got to change classes. Once you get to that point you start getting a wide range of abilities and spells. The beginning of the game is the most boring part. There is absolutly no fighting. It got to a point where I almost quit playing. But, after a little patience I got through it and the game took off from ... I bought it about 2 months ago and so far I'm quite impressed. Unlike most people these days the grapics don't bother me. A lot of people are always whinning about grapics. The class system is excellent, it's my favorite in the series. 2nd of course would be DQ9. The gameplay is nice and simple. The length of the game is another great feature. It's one the main reasons why I bought the game. It doesn't have a bad story. The game, for me, didn't really start getting interesting until I got to change classes. Once you get to that point you start getting a wide range of abilities and spells. The beginning of the game is the most boring part. There is absolutly no fighting. It got to a point where I almost quit playing. But, after a little patience I got through it and the game took off from there. I would recommend this game to any old school RPG fan who has a little patience and doesn't mind some good old level grinding.

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