Some of youDragon Questfans may rememberDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D.It was a Japanese-exclusive 3DS remake of the Game Boy Color title known in the west asDragon Warrior Monsters, which is the first game in theDragon Quest Monstersseries. Japanese fans in Japan will have another chance to try the remake out soon though, as Square Enix announcedDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SP, an enhanced port of the 3DS remake, for iOS and Android today.
People won’t have to wait long either, as the port releases tomorrow, November 7, for a price of 1,600 yen. That being said, the price will go up to 2,400 after one week.Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SPwas announced during theDragon Quest Monsters20th Anniversary “Coming-of-Age Ceremony” livestream. During this livestream, Square Enix also confirmed that anew Dragon Quest Monsters game is being developedfor consoles, which will surely please fans of this sub-series.
Gematsuwas able to translate parts of the livestream and give us a better idea of what enhancement we can expect fromDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SP.It will include features present in several Square Enix mobile titles like “auto-battle” and “effortless journey,” but also brings “dozens” of new monsters, a new area, some new skills, and asynchronous player battles to the table.
Dragon Quest Monstersgames focus on capturing, breeding, and raising monsters to fight for you instead of traditional character-based combat, so newer fans fromDragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Agemay want to keep that in mind when going intoDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SP.A lot of new fans will probably be coming into the series as well, considering how wellDragon Quest XIhas done. In the west alone, it managed to havestrongest launch of anyDragon Questgame by far.
At this time, there is no indication thatDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SPfor iOS and Android will come west.Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3Dnever did, so the mobile game’s fate in terms of a western release is up in the air. DualShockers will be sure to let you know if Square Enix announces a western release; in the meantime, Japanese fans can enjoyDragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland SPon mobile devices starting tomorrow.
