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Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition (PS4) - £11.95 @ The Game Collection
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition (PS4) - £11.95 @ The Game Collection
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Posted 2 April 2023

Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition (PS4) - £11.95 @ The Game Collection

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The ultimate edition of the latest major entry in the legendary RPG series!

The Definitive Edition includes all the content from the original release of the acclaimed DRAGON QUEST XI, and adds extra character-specific scenarios, the choice of playing with the original soundtrack or a grand orchestral version of the music, the ability to switch between 2D and 3D graphic modes, a Japanese voice-acting option, and much more!

Embark upon an epic adventure as The Luminary: the chosen one in a world that vows to hunt him down. The Luminary and his unique band of loyal companions work together to survive an onslaught of ne’er-do-wells and overthrow the dark forces that plot to plunge the world of Erdrea into chaos. Explore the massive world of DRAGON QUEST and awaken your power in this can't-miss adventure!

Features

  • ENJOY THE MASSIVE CONTENT of the base game plus new character-specific scenarios, which offer the possibility to learn more about some of your favourite companions.
  • PLAY AS YOU WANT, switch between 3D HD or 2D 16-bit modes, original soundtrack or orchestral version of the music, and English or Japanese audio.
  • DIVE INTO THE 16-BIT WORLD OF TICKINGTON - an additional side-quests area that see you journeying to past DRAGON QUEST worlds reimagined in retro style.
  • SPEED UP BATTLE BY X2 AND X4, ride new mountable monsters and attack with them on the field to earn experience points.
  • SPICE UP THE ADVENTURE with new three Draconian Quest settings such as 'Super Shypox', 'Townsfolk Talk Tripe', or 'Party Wiped Out if Protagonist Perishes'.
  • IMMORTALISE YOUR ADVENTURE WITH THE PHOTO MODE, pose each of the characters and snap some pictures with the beautifully designed world of Erdrea in the background.
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  1. amanojaku8's avatar
    An incredible game, I put well over 200+ hours into this, highly recommended and a steal at this price.
  2. ollieheath55's avatar
    Incredible game! Completed twice, one of my favourite games!
  3. theodudhill's avatar
    Great Game, lots of hours for your buck
  4. A_H2020's avatar
    Great game, very long so bang for your buck. Certainly different to the games I usually play
  5. fuzzle3's avatar
    One of my favourite jrpg's about 200 hours of content available
  6. peefgee's avatar
    Just a fair warning, don't play this while you're with your child. My 6yo saw me play this and now I can no longer proceed without them since they're so invested in the story. It's the music that drew them in to begin with.


    Also, they cried at a certain point of a side story because of a tragedy that I did not see coming. I'd imagine there would be more tears along the way.
    Wafflez's avatar
    The game is a roller of emotions. There were definitely moments I was not prepared for. Such an awesome game.
  7. saucymonk's avatar
    Loved this game. Quite short and easy, but can't complain at this price.
  8. Laurynas_Misevicius's avatar
    Not usually my type of games but I’m playing tales of arise atm and 30 hours in, would I still like this ? And would I need to play the previous games in the series ?
    Car-Crash68's avatar
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    No, you don't need to play any previous games in this series - it's a completely stand alone experience. Although, Dragon Quest has turn based combat whilst Tales of Arise has real time combat, so that's a major difference.

    If you don't mind turn-based RPGs, then I'd definitely recommend it if you're getting into these sorts of games, but I know turn-based stuff can be a turn off for some people.
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