: Around 60–65 hours if you aim to find all mini medals and clear post-game dungeons.

Instantly acquire enough gold to experiment with different weapon tiers and armor sets at local shops without farming monsters.

Instead of jumping straight to Level 99—which completely breaks the fun of finding new gear—use a . This eliminates the need to run in circles for hours while keeping the strategic, turn-based combat engaging. Dragon Quest III HD 2D Remake [Steam, Windows Store] [+75]

Dragon Quest III is a masterpiece of 1988 game design. That means it was built around —deliberate, repetitive battles designed to pad length and force resource management. The HD-2D Remake has softened some edges (auto-saves, faster travel), but the core remains.

The most compelling argument for using a trainer is simple time management. The average playthrough of this massive RPG can easily take 40 to 60 hours.

Note: Using this trainer may disable Achievements/Trophies. Always back up your save data before activating cheats in an RPG, as altering variables like inventory size can occasionally corrupt save files.

Result: Alex finishes the game in 25 hours instead of 55. He enjoyed every boss, read every line of dialogue, and never felt the “burden” of grinding. That’s a better experience.

Cast your most powerful spells in every single round without running out of magic.