Hordes pouring in, and Toriyama coloring it all with one familiar brushstroke.

No gut-feel ranking here, so we read it criterion by criterion, still on few votes. Art direction leads the dance, ahead of 74% of games: that Toriyama touch that sticks, no surprise. The feel in hand follows, just above average, which is what the first votes suggest for this musou-RPG blend. The sound environment slips a touch below average. To confirm, but the profile already sketches a game that wins you over through the eye first.

In the galaxy of Dynasty Warriors-style hack and slash, it plays its strongest card: the Dragon Quest visual identity, more than the pure crowd-clearing rush. The genre lives off enemy count on screen, this one also bets on charm.

So who's it for? For you if you love Dragon Quest monster designs, colorful mayhem, a controller that answers back. A lot less if you expect a soundtrack that chases you around or deep RPG systems.