It casts the player in the role of a solo adventurer who must solve the world's problems single-handedly. The first Dragon Warrior, like any first game in a series, is the most simplistic and not very complex. Despite the differences, games from both series contain deep and intricate stories as well as hours of enjoyable game play. The biggest difference is the atmosphere: while Final Fantasy portrays beautiful worlds caught in the midst of an impending catastrophe, Dragon Warrior tends to be a bit more serene with a touch of humor thrown in. The Dragon Warrior series is different from the Final Fantasy series in many respects. It arrived on the Famicom/NES one year before Final Fantasy appeared on the same system both games took three years to be translated from Japanese and released in America and Europe. Dragon Warrior is most notably remembered as one of the earliest home console RPGs of its kind.
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