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Substitutes are a new feature, and these are monsters that the player transforms into when utilized. The first two are familiar to returning Dragon Quest Heroes fans, Saviors are monsters that when called forth complete an action and vanish while Sentries will patrol the area and fight enemies until they are either defeated or the player dismisses them. There are three distinct types of medals that defeated enemies drop, Savior, Sentry, and Substitute. The Monster Medal system has returned in Dragon Quest Heroes II with some tweaking. Gaining proficiency in a weapon will increase stats when using that weapon and unlocking new moves. The player has some choices in what weapons can be equipped by each class, the Thief class for example can choose between whip, bow and arrow or claws, but they will only improve their skill with the weapons they equip. In the same vein as leveling up classes, each character will gain proficiency with a specific weapon type by visiting a trainer in Accordia.

Each class has its own skill set and group of weapons to choose from, and each class gains levels independently from each other. The two begin as Warriors but the player can change the two main heroes’ class by visiting the Alltrades Abbey from Warrior, Marital Artist, Priest(ess), Mage and Thief. Unlike Luceus and Aurora who are stuck with their assigned fire or ice elemental attacks, the weapon preference doesn’t matter after Alltrades Abbey opens up early in the game. This can cause a conundrum for players who may prefer one hero but like the other one’s weapon choice. Like the original, the player has a choice between choosing a male or female hero, Lazarel and Teresa respectively, and also like the original their main differences are cosmetic, Lazarel begins wielding two swords and Teresa has a sword shield. The roster of playable heroes is not the only thing that changed in this sequel.

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Picking a party with a variety of character types is advisable, but the player is free to take whoever they want and build a party that is best suited to their individual play style. Desdemona and Cesar are also playable characters, unique to the world of Dragon Quest Heroes II. As was the case in the original, the player will take a party of up to four heroes into battle and can change who they control at will. Dragon Quest Heroes II changed many other players in the roster, adding Marible and Ruff (Dragon Quest VII), Angelo (Dragon Quest VIII), Carver (Dragon Quest VI), and Torneko and Meena (Dragon Quest IV).

Those who have played the original Dragon Quest Heroes will see a return of Jessica, Terry, Maya, Alena and Kiryl. Out of the revealed fifteen playable characters, many of them will be familiar to long time Dragon Quest fans. The story might not be told in such a drawn out and nuanced way as it would be in a mainline Dragon Quest game, but doing things that way would likely belabor the point in a more action oriented game such as this. The plot is slowly unraveled throughout the game, and is done so in a manner fitting of a game that bears the name Dragon Quest. Being a Dragon Quest game, the relatively quick journey to get answers is only the first stop in an adventure that will take the heroes to many diverse locations and meet many displaced Dragon Quest heroes from other games who are confused as to what world they are in and how they got here. After the fighting the heroes are met by Desdemona, a powerful warrior who has some amount of clout with the King of Accordia, and the three begin their journey to Accordia to get to the bottom of the invasion. The story begins with a reunion between heroes Lazarel and Teresa in Harba, though their reminiscing is cut short due to a surprise invasion from another land breaking a long standing thousand year peace in the Seven Realms. Dragon Quest Heroes II attempts this formula once again, creating a brand new world for new and familiar Dragon Quest characters to come together and defeat some malevolent threat to the world.

Dragon Quest Heroes was not a title Dragon Quest fans would have predicted prior to its announcement, but this title was able to maintain many RPG elements with the charm of Dragon Quest and successfully merge it with the gameplay of Dynasty Warriors. Not long ago one of the world’s most beloved RPG franchises tried to make it as a hack and slash action gamer and the results were amazing.