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The long-awaited 11the entry in the popular Dragon Quest series returns featuring a hunted hero in a vast, beautifully-detailed world. The game is brought to live by a combination of stylistic cel-shading with photorealistic detail along with the unique art style of famed manga artist Akira Toriyama. Join up with a group of endearing, unique characters, each with their own stories. Explore cities, quaint villages and deep dungeons. Enjoy a turn-based battle systems that is easy for new-comers to pick up but deep enough for hardcore fans. An epic mystery and riveting story as you can only find in a Dragon Quest title awaits.

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10/08/2018 (3 of 3 found this helpful)

Thank You, Square-Enix!

It has been nearly a decade since Square Enix disappointed me with the sub-par and inauthentic release of “Dragon Quest 9” in 2009 for the Nintendo DS. I didn’t have many, if any, kind things to say about that entry in the world’s first and most consistently good console RPG franchise. However, I was willing to give Square Enix the benefit of the doubt and hoped that the sequel would, once again, be on a real console instead of a handheld and, naturally, not suck quite so much. That sequel, “Dragon Quest 10,” turned out to be a Japan-only subscription-based MMORPG. Had it merely been Japan-only, someone would have made a fanslation, and I could have checked it out via unofficial channels, but with an MMO subscription tied to it as well, it automatically fell to the bottom of t...

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