Overpower Hundreds of Monsters - Swing into action against seemingly impossible odds and become the hero of the battlefield. Cleave through relentless swarms of monsters and fight against gigantic foes in an epic clash of good versus evil.
Fight Alongside Legendary Characters - Players can embark on a journey with some of the most beloved characters of the DRAGON QUEST series - all voiced - to form their own party of four and stride into battle. From the sultry Maya of DRAGON QUEST IV fame to Yangus, the thief with a heart of gold from DRAGON QUEST VIII, the player's party will always be full of character.
Strategy-Oriented Battles - Players can level up each character and upgrade their unique spells and abilities. Swapping between characters strategically and unleashing the right skill at the right time will help players survive the toughest battles.
Collect Monster Medals to Turn the Tide - Gather monster medals from defeated foes to bring them back to the battlefield as allies or to take advantage of their special skills. Up to 24 monsters can fight by the player's side at any one time.
Legendary Trio of Creators - The title comes to life in beautiful high-definition graphics on the PlayStation4 system with a host of distinctive characters and monsters designed by world-renowned artist Akira Toriyama. Both Yuji Horii, director and creator of DRAGON QUEST, and Koichi Sugiyama, the composer closely tied to the series since its first installment and creator of countless memorable musical masterpieces, are working on this full-scale action RPG.
Although you are probably right and Tesco will likely send the day one editions out, BUT since they have not mentioned this anywhere in the title or description, they can send you the normal copy too. Especially because the game was released 3 months ago. :wink:
As you can see the title clearly says "Day 1 Edition".
kye1987
2 Jan 16#5
Great price. Got it from game for £20 boxing day. Seems decent. Not really a dragon quest game, more tower defence. But fun none the less.
fanpages
2 Jan 16#6
Yet, because of the poor reviews, many of the Day One Editions still exist (hence why all the other retailers mentioned above still have stock to sell).
Of course, you can always ask Tesco Direct in advance of ordering, or return any product that is not as advertised.
Either way, lots of options available.
The subject of this "Deal" is "Dispatched and sold by BaseCH", i.e. from Switzerland, rather than Base.com (as their local supply is "out of stock" at £22.99). So, if a timely delivery is important, one of the other merchants may be a better choice.
My previous orders with Base.com/BaseCH have always arrived a few days later than UK-based merchants, but the savings in the purchase price offset this.
Obviously, if you are one of those that prefer to use merchants than are not avoiding UK taxation, then you may wish to source this item from elsewhere.
Also, some of the other "Deals" threads for this product have some criticism from members.
(I cancelled my "Day One Edition" order [from Amazon (UK)] last week, when it was priced at £17.49, when I read the comments from other members).
Blastoise
2 Jan 161#9
73 reviews and only 7 are under 7/10. It got good reviews.
fanpages
2 Jan 16#10
Not from everybody here.
Stefarno88
2 Jan 161#11
Stating that this sold badly because it had poor reviews - seemingly based on anecdotal evidence - is totally misleading.
It is a hack-and-slash spin-off of a series that isn't that well-known here, on a home console when the last non-handheld version was released back on the PS2 10 years ago iirc. The game also released on the exact same day as three other Japanese games (Tales of Zestiria, Disgaea 5 and Dungeon Travelers 2).
As per Metacritic, this got decent reviews. If you like the genre, or the series, you'll more than likely enjoy the game.
mixmixi
2 Jan 16#12
With respect, you have started a pointless conversation and you're taking it to nowhere by adding different things up as "reason". Please go back and read what I said, again...
1. You have provided links from Tesco which may not be the day one edition.
2. You're then claiming Base is avoiding tax but yet you're buying from them...
3. Now you're saying this is a bad game and must be avoided.
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Day one edition includes extra digital contents.
Overpower Hundreds of Monsters - Swing into action against seemingly impossible odds and become the hero of the battlefield. Cleave through relentless swarms of monsters and fight against gigantic foes in an epic clash of good versus evil.
Fight Alongside Legendary Characters - Players can embark on a journey with some of the most beloved characters of the DRAGON QUEST series - all voiced - to form their own party of four and stride into battle. From the sultry Maya of DRAGON QUEST IV fame to Yangus, the thief with a heart of gold from DRAGON QUEST VIII, the player's party will always be full of character.
Strategy-Oriented Battles - Players can level up each character and upgrade their unique spells and abilities. Swapping between characters strategically and unleashing the right skill at the right time will help players survive the toughest battles.
Collect Monster Medals to Turn the Tide - Gather monster medals from defeated foes to bring them back to the battlefield as allies or to take advantage of their special skills. Up to 24 monsters can fight by the player's side at any one time.
Legendary Trio of Creators - The title comes to life in beautiful high-definition graphics on the PlayStation4 system with a host of distinctive characters and monsters designed by world-renowned artist Akira Toriyama. Both Yuji Horii, director and creator of DRAGON QUEST, and Koichi Sugiyama, the composer closely tied to the series since its first installment and creator of countless memorable musical masterpieces, are working on this full-scale action RPG.
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[ http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dragon-quest-heroes-world-tree-s-woe-blight-below-day-one-edition-ps4-18-prime-19-2359877 ]
£18.00 at Tesco Direct:
[ http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dragon-quest-heroes-world-s-tree-s-woe-blight-below-18-ps4-tesco-direct-2360575 ]
[ http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dragon-quest-heroes-world-tree-s-woe-blight-below-day-one-edition-ps4-17-99-delivered-2365773 ] :man::stuck_out_tongue:
Also bear in mind Tesco's deal is for the standard edition not the day one edition. So effectively base is offering a better price. :wink:
[ http://www.tesco.com/direct/dragon-quest-heroes-the-worlds-trees-woe-and-the-blight-below-ps4/398-8330.prd?skuId=398-8330&pageLevel=sku ]
To give you an example, here is a day one edition game that they are selling on their website: http://www.tesco.com/direct/sleeping-dogs-definitive-edition-day-1-edition-ps4/395-4853.prd
As you can see the title clearly says "Day 1 Edition".
Of course, you can always ask Tesco Direct in advance of ordering, or return any product that is not as advertised.
Either way, lots of options available.
The subject of this "Deal" is "Dispatched and sold by BaseCH", i.e. from Switzerland, rather than Base.com (as their local supply is "out of stock" at £22.99). So, if a timely delivery is important, one of the other merchants may be a better choice.
My previous orders with Base.com/BaseCH have always arrived a few days later than UK-based merchants, but the savings in the purchase price offset this.
Obviously, if you are one of those that prefer to use merchants than are not avoiding UK taxation, then you may wish to source this item from elsewhere.
[ http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-4/dragon-quest-heroes-the-world-trees-woe-and-the-blight-below ]
Also, some of the other "Deals" threads for this product have some criticism from members.
(I cancelled my "Day One Edition" order [from Amazon (UK)] last week, when it was priced at £17.49, when I read the comments from other members).
It is a hack-and-slash spin-off of a series that isn't that well-known here, on a home console when the last non-handheld version was released back on the PS2 10 years ago iirc. The game also released on the exact same day as three other Japanese games (Tales of Zestiria, Disgaea 5 and Dungeon Travelers 2).
As per Metacritic, this got decent reviews. If you like the genre, or the series, you'll more than likely enjoy the game.
1. You have provided links from Tesco which may not be the day one edition.
2. You're then claiming Base is avoiding tax but yet you're buying from them...
3. Now you're saying this is a bad game and must be avoided.