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The Dragon Quest Heroes II Free Month-Long DLC Release Schedule
Square Enix and Dragon Quest Heroes II developer Omega Force have announced the schedule for the game's free updates on PS4 and PC.
The content listed below (text direct from Square Enix) contains side missions, special boss maps, multiplayer characters, and ends with the competitive online Monster Medal Battle on June 1.
For more on Dragon Quest Heroes II, check out Kyle's review of the game.
May 4, 2017 (Today's update also includes exclusive slime weapons and additional multiplayer content)
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Side Quest: Episode Maribel & Ruff
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Side Quest: Episode Torneko
May 11, 2017
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Side Quest: Episode Carver & Terry
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Side Quest: Episode Meena & Maya
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Special Boss Map: Estark
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Quest for the ultimate co-op spell: Kazzaple
May 18, 2017
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Side Quest: Episode Jessica & Angelo
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Side Quest: Episode Alena & Kiryl
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Additional Characters for Multiplayer mode #1: Luceus, Aurora, Bianca & Nera
May 25, 2017
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Additional Characters for Multiplayer mode #2: Dorik, Yangus, Isla & Psaro
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Special Boss Map: Dragon Lord
June 1, 2017
- Monster Medal Battle: Play online multiplayer competitively against players from around the world.
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