The Dragon Quest series has been going for over 30 years but is only now getting its first full-blooded PC release. About time! If you’re new to the games, it may feel a bit bold to dive straight into the series at Dragon Quest XI. But it’s not as daunting as it may seem as, thankfully, the stories between games aren’t linked so you won’t need to catch up on much lore.
All you need to know is that this JRPG puts you in the well-worn leather boots of a young villager who must bring together a band of adventurers to take down a dark lord, much as you did in Dragon Quest I - IX (we don’t talk about Dragon Quest X).
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While I found much of what I played of Dragon Quest XI familiar and traditional, there are lots little innovations that make it a more welcoming game than previous entries in the series.
The most notable addition is voice acting, which didn’t exist at all in the game’s original form when it came out last year. The early signs are promising here, with a variety of regional accents in the mix, from the the tint of the West Country detected in your home village of Cobblestone, to the cockney guards in the kingdom of Heliodor.
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https://www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-quest-xi-echoes-of-an-elusive-age/dragon-quest-xi-pc-port
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