Once you scout or synthesize a monster, youll be prompted to give it a name.

The main character did remind me a lot of the kid Trunks from Dragonball Z.

The backgrounds, islands, monsters, all of them are perfectly done.

There are seven islands total, and they are all very different and unique.

You dont feel like youre just playing the same place colored differently.

The graphics are also very fluid, and nothing is blocky or ragged looking.

The little details down to peoples footsteps and the creaking of doors are all taken care of.

The sound of the water is amazing; I wanted to just put it on repeat and listen to it for relaxation.

There is different music when youre in battles, and the battle attacks have their own sound effects also.

Your job is to scout as many monsters as possible to make the strongest team you can.

When you first start the game, you have the choice of Continue or New Game.

You can only have one game save, so if you choose New Game, it will wipe out any previous saves.

Anyway, to start a new game, all you have to do is enter your name (or the name you want your hero to be called).

From there, the game will explain everything you need to know about what to do and where to go.

Dragon Quest Monsters Joker Synthesis Full Save From

You can go to a scout post and do a full Save from there, or you can use the Quick Save option from the Main Menu.

Quick Save allows you to take a break whereever you are, even in the middle of a dungeon.

After a Quick Save, you must turn the power off and that save file can only be loaded one time.

If you turn the power off without saving again, you will have to restore your last full Save.

This is very convenient since some monsters only come out at night and some only come out during the day.

To beat DQM: Joker, youre going to need the strongest monsters you can find.

Your monsters will attack like normal, and the enemy will decide if their show of power is enough to make them want to join you.

Synthesis is much easier in DQM: Joker than it was in Digimon World: Dusk.

The only limitations on synthesis are that the monster must be level 10 or higher and they have to have opposite charges.