《勇者鬥惡龍 尋寶探險團：藍色眼眸與天空羅盤》（日文：ドラゴンクエスト トレジャーズ 蒼き瞳と大空の羅針盤，英文：Dragon Quest Treasures）是由Square Enix開發，並於2022年12月9日登陸Nintendo Switch平台的動作冒險RPG。屬於《勇者鬥惡龍》系列的衍生遊戲，主打「尋寶」為核心主題，並以系列人氣角色「卡繆」與其妹妹「瑪雅」年幼時期的冒險為主軸，為系列帶來輕鬆卻又充滿探索樂趣的全新體驗。

故事描述生活在維京人船上的兄妹卡繆與瑪雅在某次偶然的契機下來到神秘的漂浮世界「多拉多克」，這裡是充滿未知寶藏與漂浮島嶼的奇幻異世界。兩人為尋找傳說中的「七大龍之寶」，展開一場與各大尋寶團隊競爭的旅程。途中，他們將與來自《勇者鬥惡龍》系列的各式怪物建立羈絆，並組成尋寶團隊，在壯闊的天空世界中進行一場場冒險。劇情基調較為輕快且富童話色彩，並藉由兄妹之間的互動與成長刻劃出溫馨情感，適合全年齡層的玩家。

在操作與遊戲設計上，採取開放區域探索式玩法，在數個廣闊地圖中自由移動、探索遺跡、收集寶物。最大的特色在於與怪物搭檔進行合作尋寶，不同怪物具有不同能力，例如飛行、潛地或跳躍，能幫助玩家前往隱藏地點或跨越障礙。此外，怪物也會協助玩家在戰鬥中對抗敵對尋寶團與野生怪物，戰鬥為即時制動作風格，簡單易上手，但也具備一定的策略性，特別是在團隊編成與技能搭配上。

亦導入「寶藏評價系統」，每次挖掘到的寶物都會被鑑定與收藏，寶物多數是來自歷代《勇者鬥惡龍》作品的角色、武器或歷史物品的「懷舊再現品」，具有豐富的系列彩蛋與收藏價值。隨著尋寶數量增加，玩家的基地也會逐步升級，開放更多設施與功能，進一步提升探索效率。

在市場評價方面，推出後獲得偏正面的回應。許多玩家肯定其輕鬆上手、節奏輕快，並擁有高自由度與探索樂趣，尤其對於喜歡《勇者鬥惡龍》怪物設計與世界觀的粉絲來說，是視覺與情感的懷舊盛宴。不過也有評論指出，整體的戰鬥深度較淺、部分地圖設計略顯重複，以及任務目標容易產生單調感，使得耐玩性在中後期略有下降。儘管如此，其友善的遊玩體驗與充滿童趣的冒險感，仍讓其在家用機市場中擁有一席之地。

綜合而言，《勇者鬥惡龍 尋寶探險團：藍色眼眸與天空羅盤》是偏向輕度冒險體驗的作品，融合系列經典要素與嶄新玩法，是適合全年齡層、特別是喜歡收集與探索的玩家所享受的作品。也為《勇者鬥惡龍》系列開啟另一條可能的敘事與玩法分支，證明該系列不僅限於傳統回合制RPG，還能在不同遊戲類型中展現豐富魅力。

Dragon Quest Treasures (Japanese title: ドラゴンクエスト トレジャーズ 蒼き瞳と大空の羅針盤, full English title: Dragon Quest Treasures: The Blue Eyes and the Compass of the Skies) is an action-adventure RPG developed by Square Enix, released for the Nintendo Switch on December 9, 2022. A spin-off of the Dragon Quest series, the game centers around the theme of treasure hunting and offers a fresh, exploration-driven experience starring young versions of the popular characters Erik and his sister Mia. Unlike the mainline entries, it emphasizes a lighthearted and adventure-filled tone that makes it accessible to players of all ages.

The story follows Erik and Mia, siblings living aboard a Viking ship, who stumble upon a mysterious floating realm known as Draconia—a fantastical world filled with floating islands and hidden treasures. Motivated by the legend of the “Seven Dragonstones,” they embark on a quest to find these legendary treasures while competing against rival treasure-hunting gangs. Along the way, they befriend iconic monsters from the Dragon Quest series, forming a monster-powered treasure-hunting team to aid them in their skybound journey. The narrative has a fairy tale-like charm, focusing on the warm bond and personal growth between the siblings.

Gameplay-wise, Dragon Quest Treasures features open-zone exploration across several expansive maps. Players are free to roam, explore ruins, and collect treasures. A key gameplay element is teaming up with monsters, each with unique abilities such as flying, digging, or jumping, which help access hidden areas and overcome obstacles. These monsters also assist in real-time battles against wild creatures and rival treasure hunters. The combat system is simple and accessible but allows for strategic depth through team composition and skill usage.

The game also introduces a “Treasure Appraisal System,” where every discovered item is evaluated and catalogued. Most treasures are nostalgic replicas of characters, weapons, or artifacts from past Dragon Quest titles, providing rich fan service and collectible appeal. As players gather more treasures, their home base expands, unlocking new facilities and functions that enhance exploration and team development.

Upon release, Dragon Quest Treasures received generally positive reviews. Many players appreciated its easy-to-learn mechanics, light pacing, and high degree of freedom, especially those fond of the Dragon Quest monster designs and world-building. Critics praised its nostalgic atmosphere and emotional charm. However, some noted that the combat lacks depth, certain map areas feel repetitive, and the quest objectives can become monotonous over time—factors that may affect long-term engagement. Still, the game’s whimsical tone and approachable gameplay have secured it a spot in the console market.

In summary, Dragon Quest Treasures: The Blue Eyes and the Compass of the Skies delivers a lighthearted adventure that blends classic Dragon Quest elements with new mechanics. It’s a family-friendly title that appeals to players who enjoy exploration and collecting, while also carving out a new path for the series beyond traditional turn-based RPGs—showing that Dragon Quest’s charm can shine across various genres.