Dragon Quest Treasures
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Dragon Quest XI S Switch 2 Version AnnouncedSquare Enix announced a "Definitive Edition" of Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age for the upcoming Switch 2 console, set to release on September 24, 2026. This version will feature graphics and performance optimization modes, distinct from the original Nintendo Switch release, and will not support save data transfer. The announcement was part of Square Enix's update celebrating the Dragon Quest series' 40th anniversary.
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World Stars Bianca and NeraSquare Enix announced Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World, a new entry in the spin-off series featuring younger versions of Bianca and Nera from Dragon Quest V. The game is in development for Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with no release date announced yet. Game Programmer Yuji Horii also revealed this new title during the Dragon Quest 40th anniversary update.
Is It Almost Dragon Quest 12 Time? Pray to Yuji Horii and the Big Slime in the SkyA Dragon Quest 40th anniversary livestream is scheduled for May 27th, with series creator Yuji Horii hinting at an announcement for the next game, widely speculated to be Dragon Quest 12: The Flames of Fate. Similar events in the past have revealed multiple titles, and fans are eager for an update on the sequel, which was first teased in 2021.
The 10 best RPGs for kids if you're looking for family-friendly gaming sessionsThis guide highlights ten role-playing games suitable for children, focusing on family-friendly experiences. The selection includes titles like Monster Hunter Stories 3, Costume Quest 2, and Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee, emphasizing accessible gameplay and engaging narratives for younger players across various modern platforms.- The Dark Prince’ iOS Review – Much Better Than Switch, but Lacking in Two Ways – TouchArcadeDragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince offers a significantly improved experience on iOS, Android, and PC compared to its Nintendo Switch release, primarily due to its lower price point and inclusion of all paid DLC. While the mobile version omits real-time online multiplayer and controller support, the enhanced performance, better visuals, and robust gameplay mechanics make it a compelling monster-collecting RPG. The Steam Deck version also provides a solid experience for those prioritizing controller input.
'What the F*ck Are We Doing Here?': PS5 Fans Slam Square Enix for Sloppy Multiformat StrategyPlayStation fans are expressing frustration with Square Enix's inconsistent multiformat strategy, citing recent releases like Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster and Paranoramasight: The Mermaid's Curse skipping PlayStation consoles. Despite Square Enix's stated shift to a multiformat approach following disappointing sales of PS5 exclusives like Final Fantasy 16 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, numerous titles have launched on other platforms without PS5 ports, leading to fan dissatisfaction.