Dragon Quest Wiki - User contributions [en]

Dragon Quest Smash/Grow

2026-04-27T16:56:10Z

Petchy: /* Gallery */

{{Infobox VG
|title = Dragon Quest Smash/Grow
|image = [[Image:DQSG logo.png|300px]]
|publisher = [[Square Enix]]
|developer = KLab Inc.
|designer =
|artist =
|composer = Koichi Sugiyama
|released = {{vgrelease|INT=April 21st, 2026}}
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Roguelite|Roguelite RPG]]
|modes =
|platforms = iOS, Android
|series =
|ratings =
|media =
|input =
}}
{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Smash/Grow'''|ドラゴンクエストスマッシュグロウ|Doragon Kuesuto Sumasshu Gurou}} is a free-to-play roguelite RPG for [[Mobile phones|smartphones]] in the {{DQSeries}}. It was originally announced on September 17th, 2025. The game is set to release globally on April 21st, 2026, with a closed beta test that ran from October 14th, 2025 to October 21st, 2025.

The game includes support for English, Chinese (Traditional), Japanese, and Korean languages.

==Gameplay==
Smash/Grow is a roguelite RPG in which the player traverses through short areas, fighting monsters and gathering blessings that increase their power or grant passive power-ups. This title features special, more powerful skills called [[Coup de Grâce]], which reload by attacking enemies. The blessings and coup de grâce gouge reset each time a dungeon starts.

Smash/Grow offers similar character customization and growth as [[Dragon Quest Walk]]. Each player can fully customize a group of 3 heroes -appearance, voice, [[vocation]], equipment (equipped and visible), and more-, The stats of each character grow as they level up, but they are also tied to their equipment and their equipped souls. These "souls" allow characters to obtain a variety of increased stats and passive skills. They are generally obtained by defeating monsters or as event rewards.

Much like Walk and [[Stars]], Dragon Quest Smash/Grow is an equipment-oriented gacha game. Each piece of equipment comes with unique skills and stat bonuses which can be upgraded. Much like in the already-mentioned titles, equipment has two upgrades: level and max level. Increasing the max-level requires copies of the same equipment piece, and generally grants interesting bonuses.

Smash Grow features multiplayer for up to 4 players, in which the group must defend a location from incoming enemy hordes.
== Gallery ==
Generally gallery
<gallery>
File:DQSG Game Icon.png|Game app icon on Google Play and Apple App store(s)
File:Cbt smash grow gameplay.jpg|Gameplay
File:Smash grow memories.png|Memories screen
File:Cbt feat sheet.jpg|Closed Beta Test feat sheet (complete)
File:DQSG Keyart 1.jpg
File:DQSG Keyart 2.jpg
File:DQSG promo gift.png|Promotional gift given to content creators at launch
</gallery>
Character art
<gallery>
DQSG Hero A.png|Main character wearing the "Dragon Wings" outfit
DQSG Hero B.png|Main character wearing the "Dragon Wings" outfit
DQSG Hero Blessings.png|The main character with the "Woosh Spheres" blessing
DQSG Warrior B.png|Main character as a Warrior
DQSG Mage A.png|Main character as a Mage
DQSG Roly.png|Roly
DQSG Roly and Goopy.png|Roly and Goopy
DQSG Nina.png|Nina
DQSG Zepha.png|Zepha
</gallery>

{{Videos|Dragon Quest Smash/Grow Opening Trailer|{{#ev:youtube|NZhM8l8B8sY|340}}}}

==External Links==
*[https://smashgrow.dragonquest.com/en/ Official English site]
*[https://press.na.square-enix.com/DRAGON-QUEST-SMASHGROW-THE-NEWEST-MOBILE-TITLE-IN-THE-DRAGON-QUEST-SER Official Press Release from Square Enix's website]
*[https://www.klab.com/en/press/release/2025/0917/a.html Official Press Release from KLab's Website]

{{clear}}
{{DQSeriesNav}}
{{DQSGNav}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest Smash/Grow]]
[[Category:Spinoff games]]
[[Category:Android/iOS games]]

File:DQSG promo gift.png

2026-04-27T16:55:20Z

Petchy: Petchy uploaded a new version of File:DQSG promo gift.png

== Summary ==
A promotional gift given to content creators to celebrate the launch.

File:DQSG promo gift.png

2026-04-27T16:53:54Z

Petchy: A promotional gift given to content creators to celebrate the launch.

== Summary ==
A promotional gift given to content creators to celebrate the launch.

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-08T19:49:46Z

Petchy: /* Gallery */

{{Infobox VG
|title = Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice
|image = [[Image:DQ Dice Logo.png|300px]]
|publisher =[[NTT Docomo]]
|developer =[[Square Enix]]
|designer =
|artist =
|composer =
|released = {{vgrelease|JP=December 7, 2013}}
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Role-playing video game|RPG]]
|modes =
|platforms = Android
|series =
|ratings =
|media =
|input =
|type = Spinoff games
}}
{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice'''|ドラゴンクエストいつでも冒険ダイス|Doragon Kuesuto Itsudemo Bōken Daisu}} is a Dragon Quest RPG for [[Mobile phones|smartphones]]. It released exclusively as pre-installed software on the Docomo [[SH-01F Dragon Quest]] edition. The game was first announced, alongside the phone, by {{translation|'''NTT Docomo'''|株式会社NTTドコモ}} on September 30, 2013.

The release was planned for December 2013 to February 2014, but officially launched with the device on December 7, 2013. As an integrated software the game has no end of service, but ceased distribution once all 30,000 units of the smartphone had sold.
[[File:Boken dice map1.png|thumb|Example Map]]

= Gameplay =
Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice translates literally to 'Anytime Adventure Dice', and dice are core to how the game is played. During gameplay the player rolls dice in order to move through spaces to navigate different maps to reach an end [[teleportal]]. The goal of the game is to level different character vocations, find [[Mini medal|mini medals]], and encounter monsters in order to add them to a growing encyclopedia. There are a total of 800 monsters to find in order to complete the monster encyclopedia, as well as 999 mini medals. The purpose of medals is to unlock Dragon Quest themed smartphone wallpapers and emoji to use on the device, playing the game to unlock additional features and get more out of the phone. Overall the game represents the gamification of smartphone usage, with dice points (DP) being earned through the every day use of the device; This includes unlocking the phone, receiving calls and emails, launching the game daily, internet packet transmission, as well as using the built-in pedometer to reward step count. A dice roll is unlocked every 100 DP earned, meaning the more the phone is used throughout the day, the further the player can advance.

The game's maps are split into biomes, with a total of 8 different biomes in the game (plains, desert, forest, beach, sanctuary, poison marsh, volcano, and snow). The sanctuary biome has 2 matching maps, with the only difference being one is a boss room with the door replaced by a throne in the map art.<gallery>
File:Boken dice plains map.png|Plains
File:Boken dice desert map.png|Desert
File:Boken dice forest map.png|Forest
File:Boken dice beach map.png|Beach
File:Boken dice sanctuary map.png|Sanctuary
File:Boken dice boss map.png|Boss Room
File:Boken dice marsh map.png|Poison Marsh
File:Boken dice volcano map.png|Volcano
File:Boken dice snow map.png|Snow
</gallery>Each space along the map that is landed on after a dice roll can contain different things. Some correspond to mini medals or combat encounters agains random monsters (the biome decides which monsters can appear). Others can be the scene of random events such as gaining additional dice rolls, free experience, or advancing the player additional spaces (or moving the player back). Combat is turn-based and very simple, with the player pressing an 'attack' button to engage. For normal monsters, if not killed in a single strike, they will flee. If the player is defeated, they return to the first space on the board, losing 1 available dice roll if possible. Health is fully restored after each fight. The list of available monsters grows as vocations are levelled, resulting in a total monster encyclopedia of 800 monsters.

On the anniversary dates of main series game releases, DP achieved is doubled. These days are:

* January 26 ([[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]])
* February 10 ([[Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation|Dragon Quest III]])
* February 11 ([[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|Dragon Quest IV]])
* May 27 ([[Dragon Quest]])
* July 11 ([[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies|Dragon Quest IX]])
* August 2 ([[Dragon Quest X]])
* August 26 ([[Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past|Dragon Quest VII]])
* September 27 ([[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|Dragon Quest V]])
* November 27 ([[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King|Dragon Quest VIII]])
* December 9 ([[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|Dragon Quest VI]])

= Vocations =
The game has 10 playable vocations, only 4 of which are unlocked at the start of the game: [[Warrior]], [[Martial Artist]], [[Mage]], and [[Priest]]. Through the course of playing the game, advanced vocations can be unlocked such as [[Thief]], [[Monster Master]], [[Merchant]], [[Gadabout]], [[Sage]], and [[Hero (vocation)|Hero]]. Each vocation can be switched to at any time providing at least level 5 is reached. The Monster Master class was relatively new to the franchise at this stage, with this game using art depicting the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Dragon Quest V Hero]]; because of this, this game has the only known official female version of that games hero character art. It is also possible to change genders, as well as vocation.<gallery>
File:Boken dice warrior m.png|Warrior (M)
File:Boken dice warrior f.png|Warrior (F)
File:Boken dice martial artist m.png|Martial Artist (M)
File:Boken dice martial artist f.png|Martial Artist (F)
File:Boken dice mage m.png|Mage (M)
File:Boken dice mage f.png|Mage (F)
File:Boken dice priest m.png|Priest (M)
File:Boken dice priest f.png|Priest (F)
File:Boken dice thief m.png|Thief (M)
File:Boken dice thief f.png|Thief (F)
File:Boken dice monster master m.png|Monster Master (M)
File:Boken dice monster master f.png|Monster Master (F)
File:Boken dice merchant m.png|Merchant (M)
File:Boken dice merchant f.png|Merchant (F)
File:Boken dice gadabout m.png|Gadabout (M)
File:Boken dice gadabout f.png|Gadabout (F)
File:Boken dice sage m.png|Sage (M)
File:Boken dice sage f.png|Sage (F)
File:Boken dice hero m.png|Hero (M)
File:Boken dice hero f.png|Hero (F)
</gallery>

= Gallery =
<gallery>
File:Boken dice app icon.png|App icon
File:Boken dice starter vocations.png|Initial vocation options
File:Boken dice new encounter.png|New monster encounter
File:Boken dice boss encounter.png|Boss encounter
File:Boken dice monster encyclopedia.png|Monster encyclopedia
File:Boken dice results page.png|Phone usage results
File:Boken dice chest.png|Treasure chest
File:Boken dice 500 wallpaper.png|Secret 500 mini medal wallpaper reward
File:Boken dice 999 wallpaper.png|Secret 999 mini medal wallpaper reward
</gallery>
[[fr:Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice]]

Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors

2026-03-07T22:07:52Z

Petchy: Fix typo

<center>''DQS redirects here. You may be looking for [[Dragon Quest of the Stars]].''</center>
{{Infobox VG
|title=Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors
|image=[[File:DQS Logo.png|center|360px]]
|caption=
|developer=[[Genius Sonority]], [[Eighting|8ing]]
|publisher=[[Square Enix]]
|designer=[[Yuji Horii]]
|artist=[[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer=[[Manami Matsumae]]
|series={{Main Series}}
|engine=
|version=
|released={{vgrelease|JP=July 12, 2007|NA=February 19, 2008|AUS=May 8, 2008}}{{vgrelease|EU=May 9, 2008}}
|genre=[[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Role-playing game]]
|modes=[[Wikipedia:Single player|Single player]] Multi-player mini-games
|ratings={{vgratings|CERO=A (All ages)|ESRB=T (Teen)|PEGI=12+|USK=6|OFLCA=PG}}
|platforms=[[Wii]]
|media=[[Wikipedia:Nintendo optical discs|Wii Optical Disc]]
|requirements=
|input=[[Wikipedia:Wii Remote|Wii Remote]]
}}
{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors'''|ドラゴンクエストソード仮面の女王と鏡の塔|Doragon Kuesto Sōdo: Kamen no Joou to Kagami no Tou}} is a ''Dragon Quest'' spinoff game for the Nintendo [[Wii]].

==Gameplay==
[[Image:Dqswordsgameplay.jpg|200px|thumb|left|A typical battle in ''Dragon Quest Swords''. Fleurette is about to cast Squelch on the Hero to cure his Poison status.]]
Unlike most games in the series, which are turn-based role-playing games, ''Dragon Quest Swords'' is first-person action game in which the player uses the Wii remote to fight with a sword and shield. On all levels except for the first or those in which he might elect to fight alone, he is accompanied by three non-playable characters who appear from time to time to aid him with spells.

The most important part of gameplay is sword combat. Using the Wii' remote's internal motion sensor, the player makes gestures intended to emulate the strikes of a real-world sword, which the game then interprets as one of a few preset possible moves and executes on-screen. Sword strokes can be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal, and all of them can be done in any direction (regardless of the laterality chosen at the beginning of the game.) Better swords deal more damage. Since attacks are not one-to-one with the Wii remote, which would leave massive blank spots in attack arcs, the player may freely move a cursor and click any point on the screen using the A button, which sets a focal point for the attacks that follow. The focal point expires after a few seconds of no attacks inputted, automatically returning to the centre of the television screen.

As the player kills enemies, a gauge will in the bottom-left corner of the screen will begin to fill; once it reaches 100% he is able to execute any of the powerful [[Master Stroke]]s he has so far unlocked.

The player also has access to a shield, which is activated by pressing the B button and manipulated like a cursor. Melee attacks are the player's responsibility, but distance attacks are telegraphed by onscreen prompts indicating the best place to position the shield; however, certain attacks are better repelled back towards enemies using the sword. The shield has its own Hit Points that gradually decrease as it blocks attacks, and eventually pieces of it will begin to break off (in accordance to which parts of it are blocking attacks); however, [[Replenishield Powder]] can be used to instantly fully restore it. Some spells also affect the size of the shield. Better shields are both larger and more durable.

Whichever character is currently with the Hero will cast spells from time to time of their own volition (for example, attacking when the duo is confronted with many enemies at once, or healing when either character's HP becomes low), and can also be directly commanded to use them from the pause menu.

Outside of combat, the player walks with the B button or Control Pad, gradually progressing through the level he is currently playing. As he walks, he encounters scripted points where groups of enemies attack; they must all be defeated in order to move on. He may also find rocks, shrubbery and other objects that can be investigated for possible minor rewards such as [[gold]] coins and [[Mini Medal]]s.

After each level, the player returns to town, where he may buy items and equipment, exchange Mini Medals for prizes and speak with the local population.

Completing the main story on Normal mode will unlock more powerful "mirrored" versions of the main storyline's bosses in the [[Olde Reflectory]]. In turn, defeating those bosses unlocks '''Payback Mode''', a "New Game+" mode which allows the player to start a new save file with the most powerful sword.

===Level scoring===
:''See main article: [[Level scoring in Dragon Quest Swords]]''
After completing each level, a score is tallied depending on how well the hero completed the level. This score determines what rank the player receives, which determines the type and number of reward items. Bonuses are awarded if the player some specific criteria while completing the level. See [[List of level bonuses in Dragon Quest Swords|List of level bonuses in ''Dragon Quest Swords'']] for full information regarding bonuses.

==Characters==
*'''{{Hero Swords}}''' - A young man who has just reached his 16th birthday. His father, Claymore, has passed down his skills with a sword and the Hero has proven to be a bit of a prodigy.

*'''[[Anlace|Prince Anlace]]''' - Though royalty, he fights alongside the Hero and his companions for reasons that aren't fully clear at first. He fights with a combination of swordplay and both offensive and defensive magic.

*'''[[Fleurette]]''' - A young woman who once intended to become a nun. She quit the order when a horrible fate befell her brother, causing her to run away. She now travels around with the party in hopes of finding and saving him. She specialises in restorative and support magic.

*'''[[Claymore]]''' - A long time ago, he was known far and wide as a powerful swordsman, but he lost his sword-arm in battle. However, he is still able to help with his strong magical capabilities.

==Plot==
===Chapter 1===
:''Main article:[[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 1| Chapter 1]]''
As the game opens, the {{Hero Swords}} is on the verge of completing his training with the sword, proving it to local alumnus [[Swordmaster Dao]]. However, he is tasked with one more challenge before definitely gaining the respect of his teachers and contemporaries: He must travel to the [[Caliburn Cave]] and defeat its guardian, [[Sir Dirk Worthington]].

===Chapter 2===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]''
[[Image:Heroanalacemeetfleurette.jpg|200px|thumb|The Hero and Anlace meet Fleurette.]]
After doing so, he manages to get the attention of Prince [[Anlace]], who is worried about the recent strange behaviour of his mother, [[Queen Curtana]]. After paying a visit to the {{Hero Swords}}'s home to try and enlist the help of his father, [[Claymore]], he instead appeals to the Hero, who, on Claymore's ironic advice, readily agrees. The two head into the [[Galantyne Glades]], where the Queen has a retreat. They arrive and, after battling a [[Golem]], catch a glimpse of the Queen as she leaves her cabin, and notice her wearing a strange mask. Shortly after they meet [[Fleurette]], a former nun who believes she may have some idea of what's going on with her.

===Chapter 3===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 3|Chapter 3]]''
Fleurette leads the Hero to [[Arondight Heights]], where, after scaling the hills and defeating the [[Emissary of Xiphos]], they view a huge tableau carved into the side of a mountain, which can only be correctly viewed from that lookout. It depicts four heroes conquering [[Xiphos the Deathbringer|Xiphos]] a short time in the past, using the mask they saw the Queen wearing.

===Chapter 4===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 4|Chapter 4]]''
After returning to town, the party hears rumours of a horrible monster ravaging the Secace Seacove (the same monster seen in the opening FMV). Claymore accompanies the Hero as he delves into the caves and confronts the monster, only to see Fleurette have him stay the killing blow, suddenly revealing that he is her brother. Troubled by this news, the party agrees the time has come to climb the [[Tower of Mirrors]] to learn the truth for themselves.

===Chapter 5===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 5|Chapter 5]]''
After ascending the Tower and defeating the minion Xiphos sends to kill them, and the Hero slices the strange mask clean off Curtana's face. Suddenly, an effigy of Xiphos appears from the [[Mirror World]]. The party learns that the demon king is alive and well in spite of his prior defeat - in fact, he used the [[Rorrim Mask]], which was implemented in his original downfall, as the very tool of his survival. When Curtana tried to use it when she sensed his power amassing anew, he took over. With the mask destroyed, he stands poised to attack once again.

===Chapter 6===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 6|Chapter 6]]''
[[Minister Misericord]], Curtana's chief retainer, suggests that they return to the top of the Tower to enter the [[Mirror World]], where Xiphos had erstwhile been hiding. After flying down a long, surreal tunnel of energy, the party emerges at the feet of a blacksmith god, [[Draug]], who, after testing their worthiness to use them, first repairs the Rorrim Mask and then gives them [[Rednusadner]], possibly the only sword in the world capable of harming Xiphos.

===Chapter 7===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 7|Chapter 7]]''
[[Image:Dqswords_party_storms_deathbringers_castle.jpg|200px|left|thumb|The heroes of ''Dragon Quest Swords'' cross the Red Sea on their way to the Deathbringer's Castle.]]
Thus equipped for action, the party travels to Galantyne Glades once more, by which they traverse the [[Red Sea]], which parts thanks to the powers of [[Rednusadner]], and finally manage to reach the [[Deathbringer's Citadel]], which has suddenly appeared thanks to his magic.

===Chapter 8===
:''Main article: [[Dragon Quest Swords Chapter 8|Chapter 8]]''
After climbing to the top of his grotesque fortress, the Hero and his chosen companion square off with Xiphos, first going sword-to-sword with him, then taking on his monstrous transformed state, which is capable of using Master Strokes of his own. Even this dragon-like form falls to the Hero's might and his friends' support, however, and the Hero strikes the killing blow, shattering Xiphos's body and bringing an end to his reign of terror once and for all. The castle begins to collapse with its master's defeat, and the group barely makes it out; the Hero nearly falls into a lake of lava but is saved as his companion manages to catch onto and somehow haul him to safety.

Overjoyed, the Queen and everyone else throw a celebration party for the Hero. The game ends as the Hero (and the player) thrusts his sword into the air, inspiring all who witness his prowess and dedication.

===Post-game===
The post-game features include the ability to fight a number of [[Mirror boss|Mirror bosses]] and unlock stronger weapons and a special new game+ plus mode called [[Payback Mode]].

===Setting===
''Dragon Quest Swords'' takes place in its own world, unrelated to those of any previous ''Dragon Quest'' games. Due to the more straightforward nature of this game's progression, its world, a single country called [[Avalonia]], is significantly lesser in scope than most.

==Trivia==
*One of the tanks in {{DQHRS}} is called ''DQ: Swordz'', and the info caption for it reads "The Revolution is coming!" This is a reference to ''Dragon Quest Swords'', which hadn't yet come out when ''Rocket Slime'' was released, and to the Wii, originally code-named the "Revolution."
*The game is a spiritual sequel to {{KDQ}}.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQS_Japan.png|JP.
Dqs.jpg|NA.
DQS soundtrack.png|Soundtrack.
Dqs01 wallpaper.png|
Dqs02 wallpaper.png|
Dqs03 wallpaper.png|
Dqs04 wallpaper.png|
DQS Hero pose.png|
DQHRS DQ Swordz.png|DQ Swordz tank from ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime|Rocket Slime]]''.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
[http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/wii/game/932979.html GameFAQs page]

==References==
{{Wikipedia}}
{{Wikipedia-ja}}

{{DQS}}
{{Dragon Quest series}}

[[Category:Spinoff games]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Swords]]
[[Category:Wii games]]

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-07T19:20:57Z

Petchy: Added gallery

{{Infobox VG
|title = Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice
|image = [[Image:DQ Dice Logo.png|300px]]
|publisher =[[NTT Docomo]]
|developer =[[Square Enix]]
|designer =
|artist =
|composer =
|released = {{vgrelease|JP=December 7, 2013}}
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Role-playing video game|RPG]]
|modes =
|platforms = Android
|series =
|ratings =
|media =
|input =
|type = Spinoff games
}}
{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice'''|ドラゴンクエストいつでも冒険ダイス|Doragon Kuesuto Itsudemo Bōken Daisu}} is a Dragon Quest RPG for [[Mobile phones|smartphones]]. It released exclusively as pre-installed software on the Docomo [[SH-01F Dragon Quest]] edition. The game was first announced, alongside the phone, by {{translation|'''NTT Docomo'''|株式会社NTTドコモ}} on September 30, 2013.

The release was planned for December 2013 to February 2014, but officially launched with the device on December 7, 2013. As an integrated software the game has no end of service, but ceased distribution once all 30,000 units of the smartphone had sold.
[[File:Boken dice map1.png|thumb|Example Map]]

= Gameplay =
Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice translates literally to 'Anytime Adventure Dice', and dice are core to how the game is played. During gameplay the player rolls dice in order to move through spaces to navigate different maps to reach an end [[teleportal]]. The goal of the game is to level different character vocations, find [[Mini medal|mini medals]], and encounter monsters in order to add them to a growing encyclopedia. There are a total of 800 monsters to find in order to complete the monster encyclopedia, as well as 999 mini medals. The purpose of medals is to unlock Dragon Quest themed smartphone wallpapers and emoji to use on the device, playing the game to unlock additional features and get more out of the phone. Overall the game represents the gamification of smartphone usage, with dice points (DP) being earned through the every day use of the device; This includes unlocking the phone, receiving calls and emails, launching the game daily, internet packet transmission, as well as using the built-in pedometer to reward step count. A dice roll is unlocked every 100 DP earned, meaning the more the phone is used throughout the day, the further the player can advance.

The game's maps are split into biomes, with a total of 8 different biomes in the game (plains, desert, forest, beach, sanctuary, poison marsh, volcano, and snow). The sanctuary biome has 2 matching maps, with the only difference being one is a boss room with the door replaced by a throne in the map art.<gallery>
File:Boken dice plains map.png|Plains
File:Boken dice desert map.png|Desert
File:Boken dice forest map.png|Forest
File:Boken dice beach map.png|Beach
File:Boken dice sanctuary map.png|Sanctuary
File:Boken dice boss map.png|Boss Room
File:Boken dice marsh map.png|Poison Marsh
File:Boken dice volcano map.png|Volcano
File:Boken dice snow map.png|Snow
</gallery>Each space along the map that is landed on after a dice roll can contain different things. Some correspond to mini medals or combat encounters agains random monsters (the biome decides which monsters can appear). Others can be the scene of random events such as gaining additional dice rolls, free experience, or advancing the player additional spaces (or moving the player back). Combat is turn-based and very simple, with the player pressing an 'attack' button to engage. For normal monsters, if not killed in a single strike, they will flee. If the player is defeated, they return to the first space on the board, losing 1 available dice roll if possible. Health is fully restored after each fight. The list of available monsters grows as vocations are levelled, resulting in a total monster encyclopedia of 800 monsters.

On the anniversary dates of main series game releases, DP achieved is doubled. These days are:

* January 26 ([[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]])
* February 10 ([[Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation|Dragon Quest III]])
* February 11 ([[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|Dragon Quest IV]])
* May 27 ([[Dragon Quest]])
* July 11 ([[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies|Dragon Quest IX]])
* August 2 ([[Dragon Quest X]])
* August 26 ([[Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past|Dragon Quest VII]])
* September 27 ([[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|Dragon Quest V]])
* November 27 ([[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King|Dragon Quest VIII]])
* December 9 ([[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|Dragon Quest VI]])

= Vocations =
The game has 10 playable vocations, only 4 of which are unlocked at the start of the game: [[Warrior]], [[Martial Artist]], [[Mage]], and [[Priest]]. Through the course of playing the game, advanced vocations can be unlocked such as [[Thief]], [[Monster Master]], [[Merchant]], [[Gadabout]], [[Sage]], and [[Hero (vocation)|Hero]]. Each vocation can be switched to at any time providing at least level 5 is reached. The Monster Master class was relatively new to the franchise at this stage, with this game using art depicting the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Dragon Quest V Hero]]; because of this, this game has the only known official female version of that games hero character art. It is also possible to change genders, as well as vocation.<gallery>
File:Boken dice warrior m.png|Warrior (M)
File:Boken dice warrior f.png|Warrior (F)
File:Boken dice martial artist m.png|Martial Artist (M)
File:Boken dice martial artist f.png|Martial Artist (F)
File:Boken dice mage m.png|Mage (M)
File:Boken dice mage f.png|Mage (F)
File:Boken dice priest m.png|Priest (M)
File:Boken dice priest f.png|Priest (F)
File:Boken dice thief m.png|Thief (M)
File:Boken dice thief f.png|Thief (F)
File:Boken dice monster master m.png|Monster Master (M)
File:Boken dice monster master f.png|Monster Master (F)
File:Boken dice merchant m.png|Merchant (M)
File:Boken dice merchant f.png|Merchant (F)
File:Boken dice gadabout m.png|Gadabout (M)
File:Boken dice gadabout f.png|Gadabout (F)
File:Boken dice sage m.png|Sage (M)
File:Boken dice sage f.png|Sage (F)
File:Boken dice hero m.png|Hero (M)
File:Boken dice hero f.png|Hero (F)
</gallery>

= Gallery =
<gallery>
File:Boken dice app icon.png|App icon
File:Boken dice new encounter.png|New monster encounter
File:Boken dice boss encounter.png|Boss encounter
File:Boken dice monster encyclopedia.png|Monster encyclopedia
File:Boken dice results page.png|Phone usage results
File:Boken dice chest.png|Treasure chest
File:Boken dice 500 wallpaper.png|Secret 500 mini medal wallpaper reward
File:Boken dice 999 wallpaper.png|Secret 999 mini medal wallpaper reward
</gallery>
[[fr:Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice]]

File:Boken dice 999 wallpaper.png

2026-03-07T19:19:44Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice 500 wallpaper.png

2026-03-07T19:19:21Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice chest.png

2026-03-07T19:18:08Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice boss encounter.png

2026-03-07T19:15:57Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice results page.png

2026-03-07T19:11:33Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice monster encyclopedia.png

2026-03-07T19:00:21Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice new encounter.png

2026-03-07T18:59:12Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice app icon.png

2026-03-07T18:57:36Z

Petchy:

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-07T18:35:01Z

Petchy: Gameplay section + map biome gallery

{{Infobox VG
|title = Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice
|image = [[Image:DQ Dice Logo.png|300px]]
|publisher =[[NTT Docomo]]
|developer =[[Square Enix]]
|designer =
|artist =
|composer =
|released = {{vgrelease|JP=December 7, 2013}}
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Role-playing video game|RPG]]
|modes =
|platforms = Android
|series =
|ratings =
|media =
|input =
|type = Spinoff games
}}
{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice'''|ドラゴンクエストいつでも冒険ダイス|Doragon Kuesuto Itsudemo Bōken Daisu}} is a Dragon Quest RPG for [[Mobile phones|smartphones]]. It released exclusively as pre-installed software on the Docomo [[SH-01F Dragon Quest]] edition. The game was first announced, alongside the phone, by {{translation|'''NTT Docomo'''|株式会社NTTドコモ}} on September 30, 2013.

The release was planned for December 2013 to February 2014, but officially launched with the device on December 7, 2013. As an integrated software the game has no end of service, but ceased distribution once all 30,000 units of the smartphone had sold.
[[File:Boken dice map1.png|thumb|Example Map]]

= Gameplay =
Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice translates literally to 'Anytime Adventure Dice', and dice are core to how the game is played. During gameplay the player rolls dice in order to move through spaces to navigate different maps to reach an end [[teleportal]]. The goal of the game is to level different character vocations, find [[Mini medal|mini medals]], and encounter monsters in order to add them to a growing encyclopedia. There are a total of 800 monsters to find in order to complete the monster encyclopedia, as well as 999 mini medals. The purpose of medals is to unlock Dragon Quest themed smartphone wallpapers and emoji to use on the device, playing the game to unlock additional features and get more out of the phone. Overall the game represents the gamification of smartphone usage, with points and dice rolls being earned through the every day use of the device; This includes unlocking the phone, receiving calls and messages, launching the game daily, as well as using the built-in pedometer to reward step count. The more the phone is used throughout the day, the further the player advances.

The game maps are split into biomes, with a total of 8 different biomes in the game (plains, desert, forest, beach, sanctuary, poison marsh, volcano, and snow). The sanctuary biome has 2 matching maps, with the only difference being one is a boss room with the door replaced by a throne in the map art.<gallery>
File:Boken dice plains map.png|Plains
File:Boken dice desert map.png|Desert
File:Boken dice forest map.png|Forest
File:Boken dice beach map.png|Beach
File:Boken dice sanctuary map.png|Sanctuary
File:Boken dice boss map.png|Boss Room
File:Boken dice marsh map.png|Poison Marsh
File:Boken dice volcano map.png|Volcano
File:Boken dice snow map.png|Snow
</gallery>Each space along the map that is landed on after a dice roll can contain different things. Some correspond to mini medals or combat encounters agains random monsters (the biome decides which monsters can appear). Others can be the scene of random events such as gaining additional dice rolls, free experience, or advancing the player additional spaces (or moving the player back). Combat is turn-based and very simple, with the player pressing an 'attack' button to engage. For normal monsters, if not killed in a single strike, they will flee. If the player is defeated, they return to the first space on the board, losing 1 available dice roll if possible. Health is fully restored after each fight.

The list of available monsters grows as vocations are levelled, resulting in a total monster encyclopedia of 800 monsters.

= Vocations =
The game has 10 playable vocations, only 4 of which are unlocked at the start of the game: [[Warrior]], [[Martial Artist]], [[Mage]], and [[Priest]]. Through the course of playing the game, advanced vocations can be unlocked such as [[Thief]], [[Monster Master]], [[Merchant]], [[Gadabout]], [[Sage]], and [[Hero (vocation)|Hero]]. Each vocation can be switched to at any time providing at least level 5 is reached. The Monster Master class was relatively new to the franchise at this stage, with this game using art depicting the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Dragon Quest V Hero]]; because of this, this game has the only known official female version of that games hero character art.<gallery>
File:Boken dice warrior m.png|Warrior (M)
File:Boken dice warrior f.png|Warrior (F)
File:Boken dice martial artist m.png|Martial Artist (M)
File:Boken dice martial artist f.png|Martial Artist (F)
File:Boken dice mage m.png|Mage (M)
File:Boken dice mage f.png|Mage (F)
File:Boken dice priest m.png|Priest (M)
File:Boken dice priest f.png|Priest (F)
File:Boken dice thief m.png|Thief (M)
File:Boken dice thief f.png|Thief (F)
File:Boken dice monster master m.png|Monster Master (M)
File:Boken dice monster master f.png|Monster Master (F)
File:Boken dice merchant m.png|Merchant (M)
File:Boken dice merchant f.png|Merchant (F)
File:Boken dice gadabout m.png|Gadabout (M)
File:Boken dice gadabout f.png|Gadabout (F)
File:Boken dice sage m.png|Sage (M)
File:Boken dice sage f.png|Sage (F)
File:Boken dice hero m.png|Hero (M)
File:Boken dice hero f.png|Hero (F)
</gallery>
[[fr:Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice]]

File:Boken dice snow map.png

2026-03-07T18:15:52Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice volcano map.png

2026-03-07T18:15:34Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice marsh map.png

2026-03-07T18:15:20Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice boss map.png

2026-03-07T18:14:54Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice sanctuary map.png

2026-03-07T18:14:39Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice beach map.png

2026-03-07T18:14:24Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice forest map.png

2026-03-07T18:14:09Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice desert map.png

2026-03-07T18:13:45Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice plains map.png

2026-03-07T18:13:27Z

Petchy:

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-07T18:08:02Z

Petchy: Interlanguage link

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-07T13:42:36Z

Petchy: Gameplay description added -to be expanded-

File:Boken dice map1.png

2026-03-07T13:27:35Z

Petchy:

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-07T13:14:21Z

Petchy: Added vocations screen

File:Boken dice starter vocations.png

2026-03-07T13:13:29Z

Petchy:

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-06T22:55:17Z

Petchy: EoS clarification

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-06T22:50:07Z

Petchy: Vocation section added

File:Boken dice thief m.png

2026-03-06T22:36:37Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice thief f.png

2026-03-06T22:36:26Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice sage m.png

2026-03-06T22:36:00Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice sage f.png

2026-03-06T22:35:51Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice monster master m.png

2026-03-06T22:35:35Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice monster master f.png

2026-03-06T22:35:24Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice priest m.png

2026-03-06T22:35:02Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice priest f.png

2026-03-06T22:34:50Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice merchant m.png

2026-03-06T22:34:10Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice merchant f.png

2026-03-06T22:33:57Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice mage m.png

2026-03-06T22:33:32Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice mage f.png

2026-03-06T22:33:23Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice hero f.png

2026-03-06T22:33:08Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice hero m.png

2026-03-06T22:32:53Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice gadabout f.png

2026-03-06T22:32:33Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice gadabout m.png

2026-03-06T22:32:21Z

Petchy:

Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

2026-03-06T22:31:55Z

Petchy: Adding vocation art

File:Boken dice martial artist f.png

2026-03-06T22:31:27Z

Petchy:

File:Boken dice martial artist m.png

2026-03-06T22:31:14Z

Petchy: