Dragon Warrior VII (PlayStation)
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In "Dragon Warrior VII", you are a 16 year old son of a fisherman living on a small island called Estard. There is nothing else on the planet beside this island and the vast ocean surrounding it. One day, you and two friends make a discovery and realize the the world was once much more than Estard Island. So what caused it to disappear? In order to find that out, you travel to the past, where you hope to solve the mystery and to restore the present world the way it was before.

"Dragon Warrior VII" shares with its predecessor the job system: you can assign character classes ("jobs") to your party members, and learn many different abilities, depending on the job you have chosen. The game maintains the traditional style of the series, including strictly medieval setting and first-person turn-based combat.

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Dragon Warrior VII PlayStation Exploring some mines and reading plaques. Fascinating

Dragon Warrior VII PlayStation A rather plain-looking dungeon with stairs here and there

Dragon Warrior VII PlayStation Eventually you'll be able to switch classes, and your characters will have entire careers! You can view one of them here

Dragon Warrior VII PlayStation Gabo casts an Explode spell - those impressive-looking guys don't stand a chance!..

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Alternate Titles

"ドラゴンクエストＶＩＩ：エデンの戦士たち" -- Japanese spelling
"勇者斗恶龙VII" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
"Dragon Warrior 7: Warriors of Eden " -- Common name
"Dragon Quest VII: Eden no Senshitachi" -- Japanese title
"DQ7" -- Common Japanese abbreviation

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Massive and fun RPG game disliked for its archaic graphics	Carlos Hernandez (9)

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Critic Reviews

RPGFan	Aug 25, 2000	86 out of 100	86
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)	Dec, 2001	8.5 out of 10	85
4Players.de	Feb 13, 2002	81 out of 100	81
GameZone	Nov 26, 2001	8 out of 10	80
GameSpot	Nov 20, 2001	7.7 out of 10	77
Quebec Gamers	May 13, 2003	7.5 out of 10	75
Game Informer Magazine	Nov, 2001	7 out of 10	70
RPGDreamers	2003	6 out of 10	60
Legendra	Jul 05, 2005		50
Random Access	Jul 05, 2013	3.5 out of 10	35