Spoilers for Dragon Quest 11, but if you’ve finished Square Enix’s massive ꦅJRPG, you’ll know that it essentially has two stories. One sees your friends sacrifice themselves to change the world, and the other walks it all back for a showꦗdown with a giant space egg.
While I’m all for happy endings, this switcherওoo does make the first 50 hours of the game feel a bit poi💖ntless. I wondered why the developer decided to do this, so I asked producer Hokuto Okamoto and development director Masato Yagi. Here’s what they said:
“From the very beginning, we planned those events as significant choices for the player. We wanted players to fee�ಌ�l conflicted. However, thinking that some people might find it hard to accept, we implemented two endings.”
There you have it - the developer was worried that you woul𝕴dn’t be𝔍 able to accept a darker ending. It was just too spicy for you. Too spicy.
Dragon Quest 11 S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition is releasing on December 4 for PC, P🍨S4, and Xbox. There’s also a demo available now if you want to try it out - if you do, you’ll be granted a Seed of Skill to buff one of your characters. Progress made in the demo can be carried into the full game.
We also have a story on some of the new f🧜eatures coming to Dragon Quest 11 S - Defღinitive Edition. Click that link for the downlow.
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