The player character has both a health meter and a hunger bar, both of which can be restored through healing items and food items respectively. Furthermore, the player will periodically need to defend the town against a horde of monsters, sometimes led by a boss monster. Monsters can attack what the player has built and lower the town's Base Level as a result. The game also features a day/night cycle which affects the type of monsters that appear as well as their ferocity. Inhabitants of a town will give the player quests in order to better their surroundings, and the completion of these quests furthers both the storyline and the player's ability to build new items. The higher a town's Base Level, the more citizens it will attract, and better quality items will become available. The aim is to rebuild the central town in each chapter, and by ringing the Builder's Bell the player can increase the Base's Level (to a maximum of 4). Much like its predecessor, Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a single-player sandbox action role-playing game, with building and construction a key focus of its gameplay. The player and Malroth must bring the world back to its former glory by introducing the concept of Building back to the other islands and defeat the Children of Hargon. The player takes the role of a Builder rescued by a mysterious boy named Malroth from the ocean and transported to the Isle of Awakening, a place void of civilization. Just as the first game takes place in an alternate reality of the original Dragon Quest, this installment takes place in an alternate realm of Dragon Quest II, in which Hargon raises a cult known as the Children of Hargon, designed to discourage building and cooking, and to ban worshiping of the Goddess under penalty of death. The male version of the main character of Dragon Quest Builders 2, as seen on the back of the case. 5 Gameplay changes from Dragon Quest Builders.
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