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✓ Well worth the purchaseA classic.Version: 1.0.4
✓ The definitive version!I clearly remember this game on the NES and I always thought it was an amazing game for its content! I was so disappointed in the PSX port that wasn't, and I was stationed in Japan when this was made into a Nintendo DS game, which is what made me buy my first DS and this game even though I couldn't read Japanese anywhere near fluently. Then it was released stateside but conspicuously missing party chat! I was so heart broken, but past transgressions are forgiven with this release! Initially I was a bit thrown off by portrait mode but it's not nearly as off putting as I anticipated. Worth every dollar, and a must buy for role playing fans..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Got it :)I just know it's gonna be a good game. So 5 stars. :).Version: 1.0.1
✓ Thanks for bringing DQ backAnd one more thing. Could we have a bundle of DQ series?.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Update for iPhone XPlease update this game for iPhone X users so that it’s full screen! Thanks..Version: 1.0.4
✓ Love itThis game is waaaay too convenient when it comes to long trips or free times, especially since you don’t need an internet connection to play.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Dragon Quest IVLet me start by saying that I was skeptical about buying a game $15 and that was made for the DS. But, it's the game that influenced me. Dragon Quest has amazing games and is a true gem franchise. DQ IV is one the best in my opinion. My favorite is VIII. A good reason to buy this game, this is the best and cheapest option to buy this game. I'm pretty sure if a lot of people buy these games (This and the iOS port of VIII) then we will be seeing more releases and hopefully localizations! This game is phenomenal and the controls you get used too in a few minutes. Enjoy one of THE BEST games of all time :).Version: 1.0.1
✓ GreatThis game is awesome I just wish square enix would release the other dragon quest games. It seems like they ignore the dragon quest fans for final fantasy games which have gone downhill..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Players readPeople try to make fun or complain about the translation. They’re too stupid to realize that the developers were trying to give the characters accents.... so sad. Wonderful game. Takes me back, and I appreciate the effort.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Keeps me up at night!This game is addicting. I played DQ1 when I was a kid. Came free with a subscription to Nintendo Power. This game is a whole lot better. It's very long, took me awhile to beat. Very interesting story. I liked how there were different story lines for each characters, then merged them all together. Grinding was easy with the AI selection. I just control one character and the others just Attack. I was usually half asleep while grinding. Worth every penny. On to the next one..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Great game!I love the DQ series. I'm hoping that the release of 8 and 4 means that more are coming to the App Store. I know many complain about the lack of landscape, but especially in 4, the control actually makes sense. The game this was ported from was on DS. The screens were used together to show more, and the picture in portrait mode mirrors that. As someone else said, sometimes it's easy to accidentally go into the menu, but otherwise I think the control is perfect. Keep it up SE!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Excellent port of a classicDragon Quest 4 is a fun, challenging JRPG. The story is a little dated, but it's still passably entertaining. It can be a tad grindy, which is standard for DQ games. You can probably finish it in around 30 hours. A lot of older RPGs that have been ported to iPhones have controls that range from serviceable to full-on misery, but DQIV's is actually pleasant and responsive. The graphics in the game have been given a nice facelift, and the environments are in 3D now (With a rotating camera, like in DQ7). The difficulty in the game can spike pretty brutally at times, but fortunately by the time that starts occurring you're free to explore most of the world, so you can always explore, level up, and return to tackle that tough boss later. You have the ability to swap characters in & out of your party as well (sometimes in mid fight), so sometimes changing up your group can help you beat the rougher encounters. It's a pricier app, but worth it if you're into NES/SNES RPGs..Version: 1.0.4
✓ The definitive way to play!Usually with mobile releases of games you expect things to be worse than they were on the original console, but this is absolutely the best way to play DQ4, in English at least. It takes the very solid DS remake and improves upon it by translating and implementing the party chat feature that was originally left out of international releases. If you've never played DQ4 then you should know it's a great game, easily a couple dozen hours of gameplay, charming characters, fantastic monster design, and while maybe not the most original story a nonetheless fun tale of saving the world..Version: 1.1.2
✓ Love it! But one questionGreat job, but Why no landscape mode? I noticed the same thing with DQ8. Thanks!.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Love it,,Another great game. Love the older Dragon Quest games. Would love the old Dragon Warrior Monsters and Dragon Quest Monsters on the iPad..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Good Timing!!I'm just finished my dragon quest 8 1 week ago,and i get another one now. Love this series so much..Version: 1.0.1
✓ One of the bestMy family and I first played DW4 on the Nintendo entertainment system (NES) many years ago. Back then it was a ground breaking game with new gameplay systems and character development. The iOS version is a great improvement over the original, and will be a enjoyable experience for anyone that likes JRPGs..Version: 1.0.4
✓ The definitive versionNot only is this a great port based on the Nintendo DS remake, but it also features party chat which gives more depth to the characters and their relationship between each other. However, the UI is no longer located at the very bottom of the screen, which is very annoying. The bottom part of the battle menu blocks some of the beautiful artwork of the monster background, while the general map UI separates a small section of the bottom background from the rest. This issue is also present in the other DQ games. I’m playing on an iPhone SE (2020) for reference. Btw I like to address some of the negative reviews even though they’re several years old: - First, no versions of this game ever had voice acting, so to complain about the lack of VA is silly when the game never had it. - And second, there are no grammatical or spelling mistakes in the translation. They are actually dialects that are intentionally placed to give different accents to characters since this is a big world consisting of more than one human race. Sure they are hard to read & understand sometimes, but you’ll get used to it eventually..Version: 1.1.1
✓ A must play!Dragon Quest 4 is very suitable for newcomers to the series. The difficulty is quite tame in comparison to the other DQ games. The game length is perfect with an average of 30 to 40 hours of gameplay. RPG players will not be disappointed with this one!.Version: 1.1.2
✓ Great game!This is a good port on a great game! Had some issues with the control like missing a stair once in a while and coming back into a well when entering it but even this won’t prevent me from rating this game 5 stars!!.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Great port, but iPad battle scenes partially obscuredA gorgeous port of the Nintendo DS version. This is a classic, grind-heavy RPG with a great story and memorable characters. The battles have animated monsters, unlike some of the preceding Dragon Quest iOS ports. Be aware - if you play the game on an iPad instead of an iPhone, the battle window may cover most of the battle scene, partially obscuring the enemies. Aside from that, enjoy the beautiful graphics, music and stories! Cheers!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ A great rpgA great rpg, with nice music and a good plot.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Great gameOnly on Chapter 2 so far and enjoying it lots. Nice leveling mechanics, well-made interface, charming characters, and finding the right strategies to pull off combat with different enemies is satisfying. Love it so far!.Version: 1.1.1
✓ From the past to nowDespite, in my opinion, having a weaker story to V, its still the same old Dq I love, this port takes the Ds remake and makes it even easier to access!.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Great game! Excellent port!This is the third time I have owned this game and played through it! Not to mention that it is a very fun game with a good story and neat characters, but the port to iOS is wonderful! I love the Cloud Save function that works between my iPad and iPhone so I can play anywhere. I don't necessarily like that I have to manually click "Cloud Save" in order to sync with the cloud, but it's a minor inconvenience at best. Great job SquareEnix! Please do as good a job with DQV and DQVI if and when you port them! Those were great games when I played them on the DS and I look forward to them again on iOS!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Best iOS GameJust beat it! It took about 35 hours for me. I love this game!! Anyone complaining about the price needs to realize this is a PLATFORM GAME, not some little iphone game. Remember when we paid $50 for a new N64 game? It's like that, but cheaper, and with the convenience of playing from your iphone. 5 stars!.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Love this gameDQ4 is better than DQ5.Version: 1.1.1
✓ One of my favI'm a big RPG freak and this was one of my favourites, I played this over and over on Nintendo Famicom when I was 10 years old and that was 22 years ago! There were no English versions then but I managed to finish the game 100% after playing over and over lol good call on making this game available now and with enhanced graphics. Just bought the game and read comment about a bug in a town. Well I hope it is fixed by the time I get to it. Keep making more old games available please, DQ 1,2,3, Dragon Warrior so on and so on. Thanks so much..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Excellent game, excellent port, but it kills background audioLoving playing this but I wish I could listen to podcasts while I play like with DQ1-3.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Great game but cloud saving failed!It’s an amazing game. If you like RPG, that’s a must have game. Everything’s just right on point in that game. The story’s nothing too special, but it makes the job very well. This game offer a lot of future replayability, because the story’s not too thick, and you don’t get interrupted all the time with useless dialogues boxes. DOWNSIDE: It support cloud saving ONCE, after that, I was never able to synchronize my saved data on my second device, no matters how hard I tried. Therefore, make sure you play this game on your best device right from the start. I keep receiving this message all the time: «Data not found».Version: 1.1.1
✓ Great classic gameThis is a remake of Dragon Warrior 4 for the 8 bit Nintendo with differences. I have been waiting for square-enix to release this. I highly recommend this game especially if your into Classic RPGs like final fantasy. I would gladly pay 4 times as much to DL this game. Have fun playing.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Dargon quest/10>The game is locked in Portrait mode, the same as DQ8. Again, while I'd like the option I enjoy Portrait greatly. It makes it much easier for me to play with one hand, especially on my phone. >Controls feel a little more cramped on this over 4. I find myself opening the menu by accident just a little to much, especially on my phone. >While many (Including myself) found DQ8 more enjoyable on my phone, I feel 4 is better on the iPad. Everything feels very cramped on the phone, and I feel the game looks better on the iPad to. The backgrounds in battle look noticeably better on the iPad..Version: 1.0.1
✓ I love DQPlaying DQ on mobile is very nice. DQ 6 up next‼️.Version: 1.0.4
✓ BUY THIS!!!Dragon Quest is amazing! I hope they release more games in North America. Please release DQ7 3DS in North America!!!!!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Keep them coming!I am infatuated with the franchise and have been since playing Dragon Warrior NES when I was 5. Fans of the series and JRPG fans in general definitely need to pick this up. It plays wonderfully in portrait mode so I don't even miss landscape. This also plays a lot smoother than DQ8. (Which is still amazing) Dragon Quest games are not the easiest RPGs out there so prepare for a bit of grinding and open exploration. Make sure you speak to everyone, pay attention, and save often. But the added quick save feature makes the game just as playable in short bursts. Back in the day if you didn't have enough time to venture out and make it back to the church/king you might as well not even turned it on. Highly recommended..Version: 1.0.1
✓ One of the best in the seriesThis is the best version of the DQIV remakes. It looks beautiful and since it originally ran "full-screen" (i.e. using both screens) on the Nintendo DS, it is perfectly suited for portrait mode. It's like joining the two screens together and upgrading the speed and resolution. It is a little weird playing with a touchscreen, but you can play it one-handed on your phone, and it's beautiful on iPad. DQIV was a revolution at the time, adding characters with personalities and a chapter structure. This game is a real joy to play..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Better than the original!It's always been a great game. Some character names changed slightly, but no biggie. Unlike the original version, you can control all of the characters instead of just setting their AI. It's been great replaying one of my all time favorites!.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Great game; great controlsYes, I was hesitant about laying down 15 bucks on an iOS version of a classic RPG because of all the things I'd heard about the control scheme. Ultimately, I decided to buy it, and have NO regrets doing so. Portrait, one-handed control = awesome. I can eat a delicious grilled cheese sandwich and grind on DQIV at the same time. What else could you ask for?.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Fantastic GameLove Classic RPGS you'll love this. Please keep releasing them Square.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Honest ReviewI am a huge fan of the Dragon Quest series and have been for years. This was the first game I played as a kid and I still love it. The iOS port version is just as incredible as the ds version, plus all the added content. I feel that the chat option really immerses you in the game and gives you a better feel for the view if the characters. I believe the controls are very easy to get used to and that the combat and graphics are quite outstanding. The game was worth every penny..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Fantastic game!Probably one of the best Japanese Role-Playing Games I have played so far. If you like turn based combat from the earliest Final Fantasy games, then you will love this..Version: 1.0.4
✓ AmazingDargon Quest 4 for the win.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Japanese translationI want you to introduce a Japanese translation.Version: 1.1.1
✓ Dragon questWaited a long time for it ( for the Mobile version ) and wow , I have not been disappointed ....Version: 1.0.1
✓ Great game30+ hours of fun. The dialogue isn’t the result of “poor translation”. It’s simply an artistic effect to give the different regions different accents. I think it’s cute and not at all difficult to understand..Version: 1.0.4
✓ BrilliantPlayed the DS version on which this is based and I still enjoyed it just as much this time around on my iPad. The chapter system gives this dragon quest a unique flavour, with Torneko's chapter (chapter 3) being of particular note. This is solid RPG which can easily take 25-30 hours to beat, with post game content adding to this. Certainly worth the price tag in my opinion!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Just the English release we were hoping for long ago!Finally! This seems to be the very English translation release that fans were hoping for that was advertised years ago. See this game was released originally for the NES in both Japan and NA in both languages. However years later it was eventually ported and updated for more modern Playstation console, just not in English. Though an English port on the Nintendo DS was released about 7 years ago. This seems to be that version but with a brand new all touch interface. First Dragon Quest story that didn’t follow some generation of the “Erdrick” legacy. This one is my personal favourites and probably the biggest RPG ever released on the origin NES in NA..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Benifaction...My life is officially complete. That's the phrase that keeps coming to mind every since I've conquered one of the greatest video games of ALL TIME!!!!!! ENTER DRAGON QUEST 4‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ again I would like to start of my review by stating that I have been on a journey to purchase, play, and beat all of the DQ titles available on the App Store, as I've done months back with the Final Fantasy series. The unfortunate thing though about writing all of these reviews, especially when each installment is better that the last, is the simple fact that it becomes nearly impossible at this point to adequately portray the awe-inspiring majesty of each game I review, and I don't think there's a single game that I have ever reviewed in my entire life that I would like to adequately portray said majesty more than the almighty Dragon Quest. Where does one begin when trying to review a game of this magnitude? Well I guess I would have to start by talking about the sheer goose bump-inducing orchestration. Dragon Quest 4, without a shadow of a doubt has some of the very best music I have E-V-E-R come across in any RPG...EVER!!! For instance the music that plays when you sail around in the boat would send such monstrously jovial shivers down my spine every single time I heard it, and if I just happened to be playing with headphones whenever I boarded ship, FUGGEHDUHBOUDIT!! Another mind blowing aspect of the game are the incredibly diverse and wonderfully ethnic dialogue. The writing for this game is over-the-top fantastic that you can almost audibly hear the words in your head. The programmers achieve this feat by adding many different dialects and English translations from many areas across the world, from France to Scotland to Italy to England and so on. By writing out the words in English as it would sound with that foreign accent is just something that needs to be experienced, and it's certainly something I've never seen before I've started playing Dragon Quest. For instance the French people would always say "ze" when they mean "the" and the British sounding natives would say things like "roit" when they mean "right". These are just a few of the thousands of examples but you get my drift. They even went as far as giving the Italian sounding natives horrible English grammar like "I am for having trouble. Can you be helpful of me" it's these subtle yet striking nuances that really make the game stand out. Many people think it's just bad Japanese to English translation, but it's obviously intended for there are many NPC's in the game that speak perfect English. Again, even saying all of these things could never truly justify how perfect this game really is. I am very new to the DQ series so a lot of these things are pretty fresh to me considering this is a completely different monster than Final Fantasy. Speaking of monsters, after you've spent a hard day obliterating a pack orcs or cute squishy slimes, you can sit back and enjoy a quick game of DQ poker, or even a couple go'rounds at a slot machine, maybe even place a few bets on the monster arena, all located at the casino!! My point is, for those that aren't too particularly keen on grinding till your ears bleed (I for one love to grind😋), there are a myriad of different mini games and side quests to keep you busy through the roughly 40 hour campaign...which brings me to the story. DQ4's storyline is FAR superior to the previous games. Where Dragon Quest 3's story only became really really interesting and critically important in the last ten or so hours of gameplay, DQ4 has a deeply structured, perfectly written, and wonderfully unique story line all of its own. Comprising of 5 main chapters, you play a unique short quest for the first 4 chapters of the game, playing as all of the main characters you'll eventually meet back up with in chapter 5. It's a lot like FF4:The After Years, in a sense that all of the character's stories intertwine with one another to make a story so very intimate and engaging from beginning to end. Speaking of the end, all I am going to say is that the very moment right before the credits started to roll, was one of the most intensely heartwarming and tearjerking moments I've ever seen...just thinking about it gives me goosebumps. On top of everything else you even got an extra chapter to unlock once you beat the game to keep you occupied for a little bit longer...and don't even get me started on the fantabulous graphics, mainly the enemy animations. Each and every enemy in the game have downright gorgeous animations along with nifty camera play, it really draws you into each battle like never before. Which brings me to the final boss. While I think I had a much tougher time with DQ2&3's final boss, (mostly because I went grinding like crazy in this game so I was pretty well prepared...liquid metal slimes yo!) the final fight in this game is something you have to see to believe. With many different forms and the aforementioned jaw-dropping animations. It was one of the most punishingly brutal, and visually astonishing boss battles I've ever experienced and won't soon forget. Well there you have it. Another long review for a game that truly deserve all the praise you can throw at it, and that's what I try to do every time I write one of these reviews. Although I do love this game very very much...I've been seriously looking forward to the next installment in the series and have no doubt in my mind that it will be even better...Next stop, DRAGON QUEST 5‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️.Version: 1.0.4
✓ Dragon Quest’s Shining MomentLet me begin by saying that Dragon Warrior IV on NES was and still is my favorite video game of all time. This port is a modified version of the Nintendo DS remake, so it accessible and fun, but not quite as challenging as the original from 1992 (US.) I love this game, but putting nostalgia aside, it shines on mobile devices because the general turn-based JRPGs of the past translate well to touch screens. ENIX had the complex story figured out by the time they got to this 4th installment and it really shows, giving players a fun, but not too heavy adventure with multiple characters that are easy to fall in love with. Get this game..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Dragon Quest iv Chapters of the chosenFantastic game,no bug in pioneer town.Version: 1.0.1
✓ IPhone X update!Thank you for updating this and DQVI! I’m now going to greatly consider buying V and VI!.Version: 1.1.0
✓ Great game!Enjoyable nostalgic adventure! Great story thus far. I hope Square releases the other dragon quests over to N/A. Update 10 hours into the game it's a lot of fun and great adventure!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ Great game, but this version lessens itThis is the only version of the game with party chat available in non-Japanese languages, but it doesn’t have controller support and relies on on-screen controls without a landscape mode option. The graphics feel like an odd mix of different fidelities that are a bit jarring to me, but otherwise it’s tolerable..Version: 1.1.2
✓ Wonderful console styled rpg!As somebody who missed the DS releases of the games, I'm really glad these ports are handled so well! -Great use of cloud save to transfer saves from iPad to iPhone. -music loops unfortunately start over after battles. -weird layout of the battle scene on my iPad, text lays over the battle scene. -great classic dragon quest adventure! Can't wait for more games, I hope they do DQIX TOO.Version: 1.0.1
✓ GREAT but....I love the dragon quest games and this one, I remember playing as a kid. Overall great game except for the translation of the in game text from NPCs. I appreciate the subtle dialect and even the "accents" that are written down. But what's with all the poorly translated dialog for the Alena chapter?! It makes reading a pain and almost reflects poorly on Square Enix's prestigious reputation. It almost feels like they hired a bunch of middle school Japanese kids to translate the game by only using google translator. Please fix this issue, because paying 15$ for a remade game (that I feel had a better translation team for the original NES version) and getting poor quality translation feels almost insulting especially considering that I can't request a refund, which I would request because of this issue. Thank you..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Perfection!!Works perfect on my Iphone6 Plus! I remembered this game on my friend's Super Famicom. Really happy I'm able to play this game even after 15+ years later! Put in around 20 hrs and so far it's been great! Autosave and Cloud Save are both great adds! With Cloud Save I'm able to switch between my iPad and iPhone seamlessly! This is how all FF and DragonQuests should port from now on!!.Version: 1.0.1
✓ BrilliantThe definitive version of an amazing game :).Version: 1.0.1
✓ Great title great portGame looks awesome on iPhone and I rather like the portrait only mode Bc you can play with one hand no problem. Wish the FF titles kept the graphics and not update those ugly new character models. This game keeps the graphics from ds and it looks great. The actual game is awesome and cool story. It's a perfect mobile title and hope they release the other DQ DS remakes!!!! Keep them coming!!.Version: 1.0.1
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