Dragon Quest Monster Shogi: Let's Catch Monsters! is a fun and accessible board game inspired by the legendary Dragon Quest franchise. Designed for both children and adults, this compact mini-shogi game transforms the classic strategy of Japanese chess into an easy-to-learn adventure featuring iconic Dragon Quest monsters. Players can quickly jump into exciting battles while developing concentration, planning, and critical thinking skills.
Played on a compact 3×4 board with just 8 monster pieces, the game simplifies traditional shogi rules while maintaining surprising strategic depth. Each monster piece clearly displays its movement directions using familiar Slime icons, making it easy for younger players to understand and enjoy.
With its portable design, included storage bag, family-friendly gameplay, and charming Dragon Quest theme, Dragon Quest Monster Shogi: Let's Catch Monsters! is an excellent introduction to strategy board games and an appealing collectible for Dragon Quest fans of all ages.
Set Contents:
Token x8
Foldable shougi board x1
Storage bag x1
Rule instructions x1
FAQs and Guides
What is Dragon Quest Monster Shogi: Let's Catch Monsters!?
Dragon Quest Monster Shogi: Let's Catch Monsters! is a simplified version of shogi (Japanese chess) that uses Dragon Quest monsters as playing pieces. It is designed to be easy for children to learn while still providing strategic gameplay for adults.
Dragon Quest Monster Shogi Let's Catch Monsters! - Play-Asia.comWhat is Dragon Quest?
Dragon Quest is one of Japan's most famous role-playing game franchises, created by Square Enix. The series is known for its memorable monsters, classic fantasy adventures, and long-standing popularity among gamers worldwide.
How many players can play?
The game is designed for 2 players.
What ages is the game suitable for?
The recommended age is 4 years and older, making it an excellent family-friendly board game.
How do you win the game?
Players win by capturing their opponent's Dragon Lord (Ryuo) or Zoma piece, or by successfully moving their own Dragon Lord or Zoma into the opponent's territory.
What is the average playtime?
Most games can be completed in approximately 5 minutes or more, making it ideal for quick sessions and repeated play.
Is this game good for beginners?
Yes. The simplified rules, compact board, and clearly marked movement directions make it an excellent introduction to shogi and strategy games for both children and new players.