True to expectations, Dragon Quest Tact challenges your tactical prowess with every match. Storywise, it’s nothing too exciting or mind-blowing, really, but the appeal of the game - as you can see from the title - is the tactical aspect of the battle system. You meet a colourful cast of characters along the way on your journey to find answers, but there are, of course, a handful of surprises and shady encounters that definitely thicken the plot. Guided by a fluffy pink ball of joy named Mindini, you set off on a quest to find out what exactly is going on and why you’ve been transported to a land without humans (except for this on-going Dragon Quest event where your monster pals are transported into the world of humans instead). It’s not as sadistic as it sounds, as the monsters in the wild, when beaten, actually, look like they’re happy to join you and fight by your side. You play as a silent human with a magical baton that somehow lets you control and train monsters to do your bidding. If it sounds like such a horrific thing to do - pitting monsters against their will to fight others who are basically just minding their own business - it actually doesn’t look that bad when you’re in the game.
The free-to-play mobile tactical RPG lets you collect creatures from the Dragon Quest world and make them fight against other monsters in the wild, and no, it’s not Pokemon (even though so many monsters look like cross hybrids of our favorite Pokeball-loving friends). Vibrant, refreshing, and wonderfully weird, Dragon Quest Tact is Square Enix’s unique answer to the gacha overload on mobile right now. Who would have thought that a random ball of slime with googly eyes could be so compelling?
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